How to Start Free-Building in Fortnite With Only THREE Moves

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[GoatedGang]

This is hands down the best breakdown for beginning free building

[kristian]

This seems like a way better explanation than people saying "Just do all the retakes and drills you know in a line" while i dont really know any retakes or drills.

[markdierker]

The well done slow motion explanations are what sets Billy apart. For those of us who don't already have these building skills much of it can very difficult to comprehend.

[djgutheil]

2:48 flat ground
3:05 ramp up
3:28 down layer

[Chuck_Nrris]

I do all of these already. What I do is that I practice one or two drills at a time. Learning a new drill is always slow in the beginning. It is all about muscle memory. Dont even try to build fast until you can do them without messing up. After 5-10 sessions, you will be doing them super fast. You dont need to learn every drill in the game but the purpose of them is to improve your mechanics and learn how all the pieces work together in different situations. After learning about 10 drills, you will be better off than most.

[HRLQUN]

Thanks Billy, this has already helped so much. It always felt quite overwhelming watching free builders sweat all over the place but it’s all starting to make sense now. Awesome video!

[alexreyna]

Hands down the best, to the point explanation of how and what to do, I’ve been looking for something like this for so long, great video

[richardrathburn]

By far the most helpful video I have seen on the internet. As a newbie the hardest part for me was understanding what to build and when. This is exactly what I needed to watch! Thx for the awesome video!!!

[jarpyy]

Before this video the only thing i knew how to do was 90, i was very good with my aim and with editing, but didnt know how to build properly...Best guide to date!! 🔥

[fireknight]

this is honestly the best vid i’ve seen on how to start learning actual building techniques. inspires me to master these

[ADemn__]

it has been incredibly difficult to find a video explaining basic free building builds and how to use them. thank you for making this.

[rawberry]

Every time with the immense content condensed into a short and sweet duration. Bravo

[RealGremlin]

Billy, I can't thank you enough, I've watched this video countless times but finally decided to hop in creative and try it out. Not only was it fun to learn, but these moves also opened my mind to the mechanics of this game, now I feel like I'm finally starting to understand them! It's super exciting having a breakthrough like this, I feel like I finally have a new game to enjoy and deep dive into!

[mrcrazycreepers]

This is exactly the video i needed, it really gets you started but any other videos they just tell you "pro moves" but this is really a genuine video

[simple]

This is the first video I've seen that actually breaks down these moves into simple parts that are easy to understand. As a washed up player I really appreciate this!

[NotoriousDave]

3:46 if you’re trying this drop move try getting the cone on the next side to it will help your piece control

[AnimatedGk]

This video was an absolute masterpiece I wish I knew when I started ❤️❤️ sent to 3 of my friends that aren’t so advance so hopefully they can start getting better :)

[UldisBiz]

7 months later after practicing on my Azeron Cyborg every day I can confidently say this gamer dad has got a chance to eventually become a decent FN BR player. My mechanics are starting to come together. Big thanks to Billy for this explainer videos.

[ReacherFN]

Billy Bicep is the goat of Fortnite tutorials. Only reason i play Fortnite is because when you make this videos you make it so easy for me to learn about it. Fortnite should collab with you for a tutorial section in game!!!

[somthinwrong]

2:03 explains "Fights require Speed" and "Fights require center piece control"