How To Go From Average To PRO REALLY FAST in Fortnite Battle Royale!

Tired of being just another player in the Fortnite Battle Royale crowd? It's time to fast-track your journey from average to PRO! In this guide, we spill the beans on the strategies, techniques, and mindset shifts that can skyrocket your gameplay in record time. From mastering advanced building patterns, honing your shooting accuracy, to understanding game rotations and strategy, we've packed this guide with everything you need to make a standout impression in every match.

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[michaelforgione]

I love how you don’t waist any time and just start telling us how to get better as soon as we click on the video

[obsidiankid]

Wow I’ve been watching so many Fortnite tutorials but this is the only video that’s ACTUALLY helped and gave me hope. Hopefully I won’t be as frustrated Thank 🙏🏽

[toprockytimes]

I have gotten better at tunneling in Fortnite chapter 2 season 8. It took me 2 years to learn how to do but I finally got it. I can now take no damage when closing the distance to other players. Thanks Pro Guides for the videos, they have helped me a lot.

[trickerence]

Answer editing quicker is what I’ve gotten better at

[JediWebSurf]

I got my first solo win yesterday and my second solo win today. What helped me a lot is my aiming and making smarter moves. Lots of players suck at aiming. I also tend to not fight really close up. i suck at building. If i see a builder i know they're a pro or way better than me so I stay distant and fight from afar. A lot of noobs players don't even use basic planks to not get shot so they die fast.

[tiffanysbeautyhouse]

One thing I’ve deff gotten better at it not panicking during close quarters combat I’ve learned to slow down and think ahead which has gotten me more kills then I can count thx for the video 😁👍

[SANA-ADORN]

i would lack interest in playing because i had no one to play with realized i wasn’t improving because i wouldn’t play started playing solos more often than usual and i can honestly say i was my biggest setback and i was just blaming it on players that weren’t even there to make me feel better hopefully no one makes the same mistake i did enjoy the game and always keep confidence in your self

[iainfleming]

Since chapter 2 season 5 i've improved massively in the piece control department. And i lead most of our team's refreshes. I also have gotten really good at igling and that's what i am now.

[kyanblevins]

I've only played a week of the new season and last season I only played half of it for a break and since I've been back on Fortnite for a week I already have 4k arena points in late game and 7k in arena. That's all because of the tips in your guys videos

[Synthxrt]

to answer the question: i've been a console controller player since around the beginning of the game and i was a slightly average player for the most part and i never really improved. i could do 90s and occasionally edit a wall. i recently got a computer finally back in august and i only played fortnite a couple times with a controller. at the same time chapter 3 came out i had to stay home for two weeks due to covid in my family so i took this as an oppurtunity to learn fortnite on kbm. setting up and learning keybinds was difficult and confusing but i stuck with it and refused the temptation to go back to controller. i can happily say that after practicing and playing hard, watching pros and learning new building methods i have surpassed my 3+ years of "experience" in only 2 weeks, getting a couple wins a day rather than per week. i definitely still have a long way to go and a lot to perfect but it's nice to have channels like yours to keep me going and improving :)

[berryy]

This was genuinely helpful advice, thanks so much.

[GamerSytheYT]

Thanks a lot for these tips and helpful advices!👍

[michaeljames]

QOTD: When I took my break, I was a creative warrior, now I've transferred those skills to arena and comp. I've gotten much smarter and matured alot

[salty_vlkzy]

I’ve gotten a lot better at peace control after playing a whole bunch of box PVP with my friends

[phillipcotenelson]

I've definitely noticed a HUGE difference in my playing Fortnite. I believe Fortnite isn't just a gaming world that belongs to one person alone. All of us train here, and someone's got to protect it. I started off as a lame, and pathetic Level 1 Character. Now, I'm Level 74 and my aim has really improved (with or without the L2 Button). But, I went through Training and made a lot of friends along the way. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't have made it this far. Thank you all so very much.

[inyourgrillbrunson]

Just started playing Fortnite 2weeks ago & I've already gotten better from when I started. I didn't get discouraged when I wasn't use to the gameplay what helped me is I started watching learning and observing other players and it started becoming natural I've been going against players who've been playing alot longer than I have. What I want to work more on is the building in fights.

[soulzz]

OFTD: I learned how to use my peic control on arena and creative fills :))

[beefwellington]

I usually play with grey weapons in creative so when I get in a real game I do more damage and it helps with playing more cautious because it’ll take more hits to kill players

[rd_dstroyr]

Not where EvERy pLAyER iN tHe LoBbY 😂😂😂 10:51

[bluelegoboy]

ProGuides: actually give good tips and how to play
Other random youtubers: tells you to buy skins