NoahJ456 Creates Impossible Trickshot in Fortnite Playground Mode
By Zac Cameron ·
100 Thieves Fortnite content creator NoahJ456 is back at it again, creating an impossibly elaborate trickshot in Fortnite's Playground Mode.

In every competitive shooter there comes a time when the players will become a little tired of just running around and shooting each other with no style or panache. Thus, the humble trickshot was born, to allow players to showcase their skill over their opponents in a more cinematic fashion. Originally as simple as a “360 no scope”, the trickshot has become more and more elaborate as time has progressed, and with new games allowing for more impressive moves thanks to their in-built game mechanics, we’ve begun to see some truly incredible shots.
I took my hardest trickshot in @FortniteGame and made it harder.
— NoahJ456 (@NoahJ456) July 8, 2018
✅ Shopping Cart Bounce Path
✅ Launch Pad To Bounce Pad Puzzle
✅ Catching own Shopping Cart on the other side of Tilted
✅ Maximum Velocity 250m Snipe
Boom. 3.5 hours to build/hit this. pic.twitter.com/7WKUI3jZL2
Fortnite is no different, with high skill players seeking every opportunity to make stylish moves while they play the game, and 100 Thieves Fortnite content creator NoahJ456 has elevated the challenge thanks to the introduction of the Playground Mode. With the Playground Mode, players can spend time to practice their skills in the game, whether they want to work on their shooting or building, or in the case of NoahJ456’s latest creation, both.
The latest creation is a combination of calculated angles, jump and bounce pads, the shopping cart, and a sniper shot taken at high speed that simply has to be seen to be believed. While this might be in Playground Mode, it’s still possibly the best trickshot we’ve seen for Fortnite so far.
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