The ultimate guide to become a movement sweat!

In this video I dive into thorough details about a style of movement in Fortnite that maximizes offense & defense at the same time. Follow this guide, & strafing will have your aim quicker than ever, & soon you'll be "breaking cams" like a pro! Advanced movement in Fortnite has never be broken down this simple! #fortnite #fortnitetips #fortnitemovement

[muqitasid]

i feel bad for all the people that got outplayed in this vid

[derd]

That last dude made me chuckle … I have been that lost before too! 🤣

[antimateriel]

This is my new favorite channel. Absolutely love your tips and how you break them down.

[CwoodWolfpack]

This video right here is the reason I subbed to your channel. Great breakdown. Gonna try this later.

[johnnycelaya]

Lost my movement playstyle when I switched to Fortnite from COD, before Fortnite added all the movement. This just gave me some inspiration to get it back!

[MoxieMarmite]

This is an absolutely brilliant edit with great informative advice. You’re on fire 🔥. The low sensitivity is a thing that will definitely help me out, I used to have it low and did a lot better. Going to back to it, thankyou

[HownBrash]

this video touches on so many things i missed trying to figure out my movement based playstyle, thank you so much! definitely gonna show this vid around to my friends

[ogtriple]

i find myself doing all these already, naturally, except lowering my sensitivity and cancelling to shoot. I will try those. thanks for the tips.

[alvarezgamers]

Emoting on them after you take them for a spin is menacing 😂

[AcouaGaming]

This video is soooo good. Ty for the tips Webby!

[SeanBissell]

Awesome stuff man. I think I've watched this half a dozen times, and the rest of your videos too. Maybe a dumb question. But can you expand on "circle strafing"? Do you go forwards and sideways at the same time? I assume you do. But you're getting some real tight circles there. Any thoughts you could explain in more detail, or do I just need to keep practicing?

[USYYYY]

Great video Webby, will defo be practicing this 👍

[edmuquit]

Webby, just had a quick question. I'm still learning to be a better player and I've been told not to ever push unless I have a damage advantage(Ar shots/sniper shot etc.). The tips you show in this I'm assuming is after a damage advantage(correct me if I'm wrong), or are you supposed to take the 50/50's and just use your movement tips? I assumed the tips here were after you get some damage in, I'm not sure that's why I'm asking.

[vt_near]

is this style heavily controller focused? I noticed you mention tracking in another video and wasn't sure if some of the concepts are primarily meant for controller players.

[musclehunter]

Cool vid. despite the negative sum people are putting out there are 2 main factors that make a great player, 1 is aim and 2 movement. keep up the good content👊

[wodsvince]

Very nice vid! Learned some things again but how do you actually cancel slide? Just push the slide again?

[brianbarasa]

something i dont see people using much is flowberry + airbending jump, literally works for me 99% of the time and people never even see me above them

[tryhardcowboy]

Love Movement videos...just got a sub....good work man.

[travislee]

My big "trick” is to immediately aim at an opponent’s feet and my crappy Switch drift drifts up by itself to hit torso and headshots 😂

[Docris]

Do you have any vids for finding sensitivity? Been messing with mine lately to test things