Why You SHOULDN'T Learn Retakes

Retakes are not something to learn, but something to do. Rather than trying to memorizing an exact sequence, you should be building those sequences in real-time.

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[Reisshub]

This has been something I've been thinking about for a while, really well explained!

[Jancho]

I honestly can’t thank you enough for your tips. I just recently started using U-Ramps because of you and doing moves from your videos and I’m actually becoming really good at it! You’re honestly way too underrated.

[joshstarkey]

Great advice. At this point I don't really think of retakes as in "doing A retake" meaning a set procedure anymore. I think about different styles of movement and patterns of connecting builds. In a build fight priorities are: 1. Protect myself with my buillds 2. Damage the opponent(s) and 3. Piece control to take away their ability to do the first two to me. Movement is an inextricable part of 1 and 2 as well, and piece control also takes away their movement options.

[dreamer]

can you please make a video about all building fundamentals i know there are tutorials alr out there. again i like the way YOU specifically breaks things down and the way you communicate.

[itsCopeland.]

All you really need to know is to never stop moving while build fighting and also doing retakes is just a wast of mats, the most useful retake is side jumping and piece controlling your opponent when they cone you. Best thing for practice on creative is raiders aim training, speed realistic’s, 1v1 piece control, any kind of zone wars and also respawn royal which is basically a lat game competitive but you can respawn and you have randomized loot, I find all of the maps helpful for me as a beginner on keyboard and mouse.

[WillGrahamCHNL]

I’ve always thought this as well. Robotic retakes are pointless. Great vid.

[Juanfromcaseohsgorcery]

That’s actually wild I finally found what I was looking for I always thought everyone did that

[alexn]

Nice. I just got back into the game after about 5 years (wow). I’d consider myself to be slightly above beginner level so I wanted to learn some retakes to help progress. I still did because I think it’d help me with overall mechanics but this video is helpful with the mindset behind building

[TRIANTATRIA]

All spot on but the last part, just run 1v1s and watch your opponent, harsher beginning but is the optimal learning exercise

[lvremerald]

0:54 this peek hurts my eyes
Everything else good job our scientist:)

[gwho]

modular approach.
linux philosophy: do one thing and do it well (so that they can be chained in whatever order you want)

[naitscho]

i think that its not wrong to learn retakes as it can help you improve your mechanics overall, for me it helped, i was trying to learn challenging retakes which improved my mechanics overall

[CrystalizeFN]

I don't usually comment on videos, but this is by far the best video I watched in a while. I have been searching all over youtube for this type of video, and I finally found it

[x_archer]

"Instead of staring at your crosshair" I have no crosshair, I turned that off A LONG time ago 😅😂

[UldisBiz]

Wow, big thanks from an old noob trying to learn ropes of the Fortnite. Very underrated channel with really valuable tips explained in a way that even my rusty mind can comprehend.

[nargail]

Great video as always. Guide for every possible fundamental / advanced move? :)

[Fran_]

Actually I’m gonna try to implement the opponent awareness into my game, I didn’t know before how to solve it

[Hacker-hscz]

Learning retakes has improved my movement so much tho

[axelorexplores]

The only retake I use is high walls it doesn’t take much builds and it’s easy to edit a window as ur jumping up to peice you opponent

[spectersnipez]

These videos are so helpful and well made keep up the tips videos there really good