Fortnite players are using trees to kill other players - morrisgonstornes

Fortnite players are exploitation trees to kill other players

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Fortnite players have begun sidesplitting each different with the help of trees, a move which has already been dubbed the 'tree kill'.

As demonstrated in a video joint to the Fortnite subreddit, in that respect's nowadays a way to take out other players using the surround around you. In the video, i player can be seen shooting at a tree in the space which, aft a some shots, falls down, taking the tree on a lower floor on with it. This then causes the player located at the bottom of the hill to be squished, eliminating them from the game.

It isn't quite as simple as shooting at any trees and hoping they land connected someone though, as the user who posted the video explains in the comments. According to u/LukeDonty, you're only able to pull off the trick in snow-white locations, and the trees themselves have a certain identifiable look. The trees will also fall in the diametric direction to the way you shoot them, which means you've got quite very much to bear in mind if you want to pull the "tree diagram kill" trick off yourself.

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