Fortnite Zero Build Indices sur PC

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The Best Loadouts

Regarding ARs and shotguns, the general consensus is that the best guns are the Mythic Flapjack rifle and the Mythic drum shotgun. The recently added MK Alpha AR is also a solid option. It's up to you to choose what you prefer for your loadout. There is a debate between the drum shotgun and the Havoc shotgun. Generally, the Havoc shotgun is the better option if you're good at hitting that one big shot and focused. 

However, if you struggle to hit those big shots or lack confidence, the drum shotgun is a more forgiving option. Both are good choices. In terms of shotguns, the Mythic drum shotgun is definitely the best. 

Havoc versus Drum Shock is a big discussion. Many players carry a combat SMG and either an MK alpha or Flapjack AR. You can go for a two- or three-weapon loadout, depending on preference. The three-weapon loadout with an SMG-type weapon, a drum or Havoc shotgun, and a longer-range rifle works best. The number of weapons in your loadout depends on your discretion.

Mobility and Rotations

There is currently a small lack of mobility compared to previous seasons. Shockwaves are a fantastic option if you have multiple, and they were just unveiled. Slap juices may be worth carrying, depending on your other mobility options. It's also worth taking the Porta Bunker whenever you find it. For healing, focus on carrying fast healing items like slurp juice and shield fish are also a great option if you can find them. 

The preferred loadout for most players consists of two to three weapons of your preference, one or two pieces of fast-healing items, and the Porta bunker in your final slot. It's worth considering switching out either a healing item or one of your weapons for Shockwave grenades if you have many of them. If you have three or more shock wave grenades, it's worth dropping other items for them.

Rotations and Positioning

One important tip is to focus on early rotations whenever possible. Getting caught in the storm or shot at while rotating is a significant issue. It's easier to get caught up and killed this season because of a late rotation. So, trying to get to the zone as early as possible is crucial. While there may be situations where you have to rotate late, for the most part, it's best to focus on early rotations. Even with shockwaves in the game, you won't always have them, and getting caught without them can be problematic. Another important tip is to maintain height and cover. Lack of height or cover often leads to death. 

As you rotate through the map, always have some form of height or cover, whether it's trees, buildings, or bushes. Having something to resort to at all times is critical. The Porta Bunker is helpful for quick cover. Having a car whenever possible can also serve as great cover. Focus on holding height whenever possible, as it provides a considerable advantage in terms of vision. Ensure you have cover to play out fights skillfully and avoid exposure to spray battles.

Pre-Fight Damage

One of the most essential things is focusing on pre-fight damage. This means getting some shots off before your opponent does. Always stay alert as you move around the map. Try to have the best position, usually involving high ground and cover. While it's not always possible to get pre-fight damage, it can set you ahead in a fight, especially in the game, where you can use Shockwaves to secure kills. 

Sometimes, you'll get easy kills when you catch opponents off guard. If you can't get pre-fight damage because your opponent gets the jump on you, resort to the basics. Find cover, focus on right-hand peeks, and hit your shots. Even if you don't get pre-fight damage, a proper fight approach and execution can lead to success.

Aim Training

Aim training is simple, and we recommend Raider 464's aim training map. This map focuses on moving targets to replicate how real players move in fighting situations. Realistic targets provide a significant advantage in aim training.

Aim for about 15 to 45 minutes in your warm-up routine, preferably at the start. Aim training is one of the best warm-ups, and getting it done early is essential. Aim training can be tedious, but it's crucial to improving your performance.

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