Tfue finds overpowered sniping spot in Fortnite to see the whole map

Alan Bernal

Twitch streamer Turner ‘Fortnite to get a vantage point on a player anywhere on the map.

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Epic Games have been making a ton of changes to their battle royale. While some additions have been well-received by the community, others like the B.R.U.T.E.s haven’t been the most popular element in Season X with players.

Another imposing addition to the battle royale island comes in the form of a Frozen Meteor hanging right above Factory, where players can stand on, loot, and sometimes use it to their advantage when trying to take out their foes.

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Epic GamesThe Frozen Meteor can be used for tricky plays.

Tfue was shown a sweet spot in the battle royale when playing with longtime friend Dennis ‘Cloakzy’ Lepore and Team Liquid’s Thomas ‘72hrs’ Mulligan during his Fortnite stream.

The trio narrowed to a duo as surviving members Cloakzy and Tfue thought up of the best way to pick off players from the remaining pool of nearly 60 combatants when they landed on a good ol’ fashion skybase with a twist.

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The streamers thought to ramp up along the smoke trails of the Frozen Comet to be shrouded in its plume while seeing if they could get a shot on anyone down below.

To Tfue’s surprise, it worked like a charm.

“I can’t see shit,” Tfue said. “Oh my god, this is so sick. I can’t fuckin even see though, like I don’t know if I’m going to walk off or not.”

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It was only after they reached “height limit” when they hunkered down just to immediately see an opponent 263 meters away. With the vantage point, Tfue and Cloakzy had a clear shot at the foe, since they were so high up they could look right into the top of their build.

Downing the player only took a coordinated double snipe shot from Tfue and Cloakzy to show that the OP spot can actually churn out results.

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Even though they were eventually snuffed out of their spot when the zone started to close, it was a hilarious and successful experiment to find one of the best spots to snipe in Fortnite.

About The Author

Alan is a former staff writer for Dexerto based in Southern California who covered esports, internet culture, and the broader games/streaming industry. He is a CSUF Alum with a B.A. in Journalism. He's reported on sports medicine, emerging technology, and local community issues. Got a tip or want to talk?