Fortnite Solo Kill Record Blown Away During Missile Event (VIDEO)
Fortnite is an experience where competition is paramount, and that idea wasn’t exploited more than the battle royale game’s recent missile event. The one-time rocket launch was as mysterious as it was anticipated, leading many to login and find out what explosive outcome awaited the future of Fortnite. However, not everyone was willing to sit tight and enjoy the cracking scenery, as one opportune player decided to shoot for the stars in his own way by ruining the fun for everyone else.
With a coveted Victory Royale in sight, a player by the name “Elemental_Ray” proceeded to unleash their inner troll and break up a large missile-viewing party, taking out a whopping 48 other players. In the video below, the numerous unprepared competitors can be seen scrambling to survive as they all drop to their death. This impressive act of digital mass murder was enough to earn Elemental_Ray a big accolade as the single largest solo kill record in Fortnite history.
Player breaks solo kill world record by ruining a rocket launch viewing party (48 kills)
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While these unfortunate victims weren’t able to properly enjoy the show, a great many others did, witnessing a firework-like display of disappearing/reappearing portals culminating in large fracture appearing in the sky. Despite a few fan theories, it’s currently anyone’s guess what this glowing atmospheric gash is all about, but it’s expected to reveal itself by the time Season 5 rolls around. Fortnite is available on iOS, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
What do you think? Are you impressed by this player’s opportunistic murder skills, or are you disgusted this streak wasn’t earned the old fashioned way? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter and Facebook to be informed of the latest gaming and entertainment news 24 hours a day! For more from the realm of battle royale, check out these next few news stories:
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