Fortnite Battle Royale Community Member Creates Building Simulator

By Nicholas Barth ·

One Fortnite Battle Royale community member has created a building simulator that allows players to practice their building skills without having to worry about enemy players.

Fortnite Battle Royale Community Member Creates Building Simulator

Building is a major component in being a successful Fortnite Battle Royale player as skilled builders are some of the very best players the popular battle royale game has to offer. Unfortunately, there is no training area or mode that players can use to practice this mechanic of the game, which forces players to practice in the middle of live matches where enemy players and lack of materials can get in the way of players trying to improve upon their skills. However, one Fortnite community member has come to the rescue by creating a building simulator that allows you to practice the all too important mechanic that separates the title from its competitors. 

The simulator allows you to build to your heart's content with no threat of a John Wick coming to eliminate you.
The simulator allows you to build to your heart's content with no threat of a John Wick coming to eliminate you.

The fan-made game was created by Lior Alterman, and it allows you to practice building the three basic structures in Fortnite with unlimited materials. While the game only allows for building practice, Alterman has stated that they are planning on adding fighting scenarios for players in order for them to have the ability to practice combat situations.

“I created a fortnite builder, with unlimited resources, so you could build a lot without cutting woods for hours! Just build as much as you want! You can play it here: https://www.fortniter.xyz/. This is still in development, and I’m planning to add Weapons, Bots & Practicing scenarios like: attacking a fort, double ramp, edit a window and shot, etc.”

Players also have the option to change the key bindings in order to try out different combinations for building controls. Console builders will have to utilize a keyboard and mouse for the simulator, unless they are able to plug their controller into their PC. 

 With a browser and desktop version of this simulator at the community's disposal, players can now sharpen those Fortnite skills in peace and improve their future chances of winning those crucial building battles in their quests for victory royales.  

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