Average Day of a Pro Fortnite Player

Introduction

• Ambition to become a Fortnite pro player.
• Lack of practice leading to poor placements.
• With two weeks left in the season, the mission is to train intensively.

Day 1

• Started with 30 minutes of free builds for warming up.
• Played 1v2s, felt satisfied with performance.
• Concluded with 30 minutes on a 200 pump map.

Day 2

• Engaged in simple build fights against younger sibling.
• Undertook aim training on 200 pump map.
• Ended up playing ranked games but found it unproductive due to low competition in platinum.

Day 3: Tournament Day

• Plan to play in three tournaments with distinct goals.
• Solo Cash Club: Objective to earn winnings, with $100 per win in the finals.
• Encountered a cheater in-game but still managed to qualify for finals.
• Despite not achieving the best placement, continued to push through games.

Tournament Challenges

• Performance Evaluation Cup: Goal to reach top 500.

  • Challenging as it's played on the EU server with placement points only.
  • Achieved 5th and 2nd place boosts to 100 points.
  • Needed 90 more points to reach the goal; faced a very competitive game.

• Qualification Attempts

  • Last game was crucial to qualify for finals with an $800 win prize.
  • Opted for strategic play due to limited time.
  • Managed to secure a top 400 finish but missed final qualification.

Final Goal: Duo Cash Cup

• Attempted to surpass best placement set over two years ago.
• Aim to drop a 20 bomb for best placement.
• Despite efforts, failed to achieve the desired result.

Conclusion

• Failed all challenges in the first week.
• Though the second week showed progress, the ultimate goal of going pro was not achieved.
• Awaiting top comment for punishment as consequence of not fulfilling the goal.