The 3 BEST Playstyles to DOMINATE Fortnite Zero Build (Tips and Tricks)

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In this Fortnite Zero Build Tips and Tricks video we teach you how to win more games using the 3 different playstyles and the best tactics.
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[gameranon]

I guess my play style is Drunk Monkey lol... aimlessly move, occasionally eliminate with luck, confuse enemy with odd movement, and crash into things

[bdubs]

Born to be a dragon, forced to be a viper

[BoosterTheRooster]

Zarraxus is more like T-800 Style - " It cant be bargained with, it cant be reasoned with, it doesnt feel pity, remorse, or fear and it will not stop you are dead. "

[glowstonebomber]

I would say my natural style is the viper style. But attempting to learn the tiger and dragon styles has helped me be more comfortable in fights.

[Ruoja]

I like the honeybadger style - w+shift or drive a car all game (no sneaking), and punish anyone who dares to shoot at you :D
There's also the dishonourable forbidden style of the rat :D

[johanwot]

The dragon style is one of my personal favorites especially in squads! I always rush and wipe teams 😂 now it's a bit harder with only wings as movement but dashes still come in clutch

[michaeldc]

Naming the styles like that is so nerdy….but owning the nerdiness is awesome! Loved the video man

[NightSprinter]

Viper to Dragon: "So, are we rushin' them, or going in sneaky-beaky-like?"

[PotatoGamer-A]

Great survey of different tactics! Love the style of organizing them into “animal” archetypes. Good point that the best players have the skills to play any style and can switch between them. I’m going to try to learn more Viper Style tactics since I have been taking fights indiscriminately lately.

[cartoonistjack]

I apologize for being a giant nerd, but I think this is a viable style I’ve been using that has given me a lot of success. I’d encourage you to try it.

I call this method Bull Style in the vain of the naming convention. The goal of Bull is to use an SUV to cause as much damage to other players as possible. Seems straight forward, but not so much.

In order to do this, you need an ally to man the guns as you will be focused on driving. SUV with grenades, bulletproof tires and spiked bumper is the best (Don’s SUV is even better).

Once you build your bull, look around for fights on the map between other players. Then use your turbo boost to ram into other players while your ally rains down a storm of grenades. You will catch so many players off guard who are focused on combat strategy against the player they were already fighting. You will eliminate A LOT of players if done correctly. I almost always make it to the top 3 and have had my fair share of victories as a Bull.

Some drawbacks and tips:

Know the map and where your gas stations are. When you get below half your vehicle’s damage, it’s time to refuel and repair. Use your turbo boost to get out of a fight quickly if necessary. You can always come back later when you’re ready. The Bull doesn’t stand their ground, they catch players off guard and charge away when in danger.

When safe to do so, check the loot of eliminated players. You probably won’t be able to use your car when there is only two players left. I’ve eliminated players who drop legendary weapons that have been essential to a victory at the end game.

Reiterating, you really need an ally for this method. This works best if you know where allies spawn and recruit one ASAP.

Always be moving. If you stop, especially in a fight, another player can easily steal your vehicle.

If you lose your vehicle, you and your ally will need to fight your opponents on foot until you can get another SUV. Make sure you have weapons at least at the purple tier if needed.

Watch out for that darn Magneto power. If someone is REALLY good with it, run. Chances are, another player will take them out. If you’re down to only two players, it might be worth it to abandon the bull and use your legendary weapon against someone using Magneto Power.

Anyway, I might not have been the person to discover this method, but I haven’t seen anyone else mention it yet. Give it a try and drop a comment!

Happy Fortniting! 🙂

[rickgiesler]

I always enjoy how you layout the videos. Very well explained.

[des_tinyy]

Another great video, Toby!

I think I may slowly be adapting the Tiger style. Im a long way from where I could be, but that's okay.

This video also taught me that we don't have to become the dragon to be good at the game. Thank you!

[kscott]

I would say I am a tiger but in lower levels like a baby tiger lol great video toby!!

[ThomasMikkelsen-sogd]

I prefer Sloth style. Slowly moving and trying to figure out how to move without getting killed 😂😂

[ShaneCarrigan]

I play like a viper with just a touch of tiger. I average around 10 eliminations per game, and rotate a lot, always moving, but not hunting down fights. I don't like to camp, it's boring, so I'm more likely to encounter fights because of high-rotation but they are most always defensive (unless I am 4x scope third partying). I try to begin games by dropping at a location I know very well, but isn't always hot (i like Rebels Roost), try my best to get a gatekeeper with drum for slot 1, and then waterbending/war-forged AR/thunderburst SMG for slot 2. for early and mid game I like slot 3 to be a DMR with 4x. then heals/bunks/shocks for slot 4 and 5. (i leave the wings alone entirely) When 10 players are left I switch my DMR for Chains of Hades as it is so good for close-range end-game fights. I prioritize constantly getting in zone early and getting very good cover and not initiating fights unless they are AI or a sure thing. I employ the come and find out strategy quite a bit. When a fight starts I move around a lot, and put on a lot of pressure. When game is down to 3 remaining players, I try to let the last two remaining players fight each other by being stealthy, and then using Chains of Hades for the last fight, and with that strategy I have been winning almost every other game. 95% of the time I am top two and If I lose it was a very even/close 1v1.

[OGjade_ashlee]

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[maptinx]

Love that video man. Such cool way to explain different ways to enjoy and win games. I've been a viper my whole fortnite "career" since chapter 1 season 3. Sometimes i do play agressive but only when i damage enemies before getting into close shotgun combat. I rely on my Nemesis or DMR shots.

[JonathanHolt]

I've not done any research or strategic planning before watching this video, but the Viper play strategy describes my gameplay PERFECTLY.

[DontStopMeGaLo]

Similar to your concept of Dragon, Tiger and Viper playstyles, there's a theory made by an FGC (Fighting Games Community) player named Laugh, describing three types of players: Brains, Heart and Body.

Brains AKA Viper - Smart and strategic players with the baggage of knowledge of the game, that tend to calculate every move to achieve goals with minimal risks.
Heart AKA Tiger - emotion-driven players, that like to do mind games and making reads, during the heat of the match.
Body AKA Dragon - a type of players, known for their physical capabilities, which in a game like Fortnite, a good aim and movement. A most straight forward one.

In a perfect scenario, all three attributes are required to be a good video game player, although it's impossible to completely embody all of the types, or just one of them. That's sorta how in RPGs, characters have different stats. So, just like how players can switch between different styles in your concept, players in Laugh's theory tend to be close to a certain type, while having something from others.

[dabworksgaming]

lets gooo i was watching Zarraxus stream and you and him Duo then heard you drop the video idea that you were working on and you said you were questioning if its good or not your videos have helped me sooo much and my brother and many more and the fact you do it in a ninja sensei style is so sick so dont doubt yourself you make sick videos sensei 🙏🏻🙏🏻