Shinobi Realistic FFA Map: 2303-4330-8107 Shinobi Testing Grounds: 4090-3843-2803 The Pit Zero Build Map: 4496-8509-3370 Zero Build Zone Wars: 3547-7335-4228
😂 Sorry. Just noticed I wasn't subscribed. I've watched your videos since the first week I started playing and you're the best coach I could ask for. Thanks for all the great tips and content. I played in the testing grounds a few days, my friends jump in and destroy me for laughs. 3months non-gamer vs OG sweats We all have fun. Fastest way to learn is strong competition. Much respect MasterShinobi
Amazing PvP Maps Toby, thanks! And practicing Aim briefly before matches helps ME a lot. Especially for the new sniper meta (as you demonstrated in the video), I missed a map with moving objects/ememies, so I made my own: 5011-9885-6831 Do you also usually do a 5-20min aim warmup too or are you straight jumping into 1v1s? Would be cool if you'd check out my map in private. 😊
As a 16 yr military vet that has seen combat in real life, this video is FACTS people. Something I need to get better at as well, but this isn’t a gimmick. It’s exactly why, when the military isn’t at war, we are constantly training and exercising. So, when that time comes, everything is second nature and muscle memory.
I discovered by chance that something that worked for me for anxiety was playing with no audio. There are times where I want to play but I cant have audio nor headphones so I just use visual cues. It's a bit more challenging but what I discovered when I started doing that, was that i wasnt as anxious in 1v1 or multiple enemies fights. It just felt way calmer. We all know sounds plays a big role in how our brain functions, so eliminating that helped A LOT. After doing it for a while you just get used to the fights not feeling so high stakes and when I play with sound, it's more fun. Give it a try.
Love doing this sometimes, or just listening to music instead of game sounds. It heightens my situational awareness and teaches me helps me lock in harder during combat
I feel you, A lot of times my kids are sleeping or just being too loud and I’m not able to have the tv on blast so I’m not able to hear the majority of the time. Some games it’s a must, some games it’s optional. And yes I agree. Not having sound almost makes you already assume your not gonna get fat / win. So I accept a early death. And already accepting death like it’s been said in almost every major historical war. Just gives you a advantage.
I don’t usually comment on videos in general…but this is pure truth. As a surgeon, these are true lessons to help not only in FN, but all aspects of life. “Let the program run” is a great mantra whether it is FN, job interviews, dating, or whatever gets you stressed out. Great job, Toby.
I’ve been searching for a video about this for forever and FINALLY!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!! One tip that I found super helpful in controlling my anxiety, is turning off my spectator count. I noticed that my anxiety skyrocketed when I saw how many people were watching me…turning that off made a massive difference.
I saw this comment and turned of spectators 2 weeks ago and oh my God it helped a lot! I no longer want to constantly look at the bottom left to see if anyone is spectating and get nervous from that!
Took Toby's advice today in BR and focused on the opponent and not my crosshairs and it felt superhuman. Got the most kills I've had since I started in early December '23. Great resource for Fortnite!
Toby...another great video. What separates you from other all others is the human side that you talk about. It's not just about gun mods and tricks. It's about understanding the inner working of the human mind and understanding what is going on inside. The advice you give here can easily be applied to all aspects of life. Thanks for the great content!!
I trained in MMA and Brazilian jujitsu and wrestling for two decades. During competition when you do it enough times you learn how to control your reactions to your emotions. Plenty of times when I was competing I felt extremely calm even though you are in a fight. I use this in FN and in life. Let the program do the work. And get comfortable in combat.
I've always had a lot of respect for people that fight for the sport. It takes a lot of courage. I'm 39 now, but I used to dream of being good martial arts and fighting. Now I just lift weights and get strength to help off set my lack of trained fighting skills unfortunately, Lol. I bet someone with 20 years of experience like you could handle pretty much any average man if you had to defend yourself on the streets.
This is probably my number one flaw in the game! Perfect video for me right now. Been eating up your videos lately and have actually seen a lot of improvement. Got a Victory Royal twice in a row last night using your tips Toby. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!
1:36 Not worried per-say just treating every game like FNCS Grand Finals to lock in harder than any two-factor authenticating, face identifying, six-digit numeric passcode
I love this! My little daughter however sits right next to me and says things, “I would do this…I would do that” or “aren’t you gonna get the sniper/ninja swords?” Time to get better!
Toby your advice is golden! I’m a 75 yr old and for a long time I felt overpowered by hot young players (when you kill me guys you’re killing a great grandmother - game name Jezzybel) but I stopped caring so much and even started to laugh at some battle situations. Now it’s more fun 😉
The two things I struggle with the most is "dropping hot", I avoid all named/medallion POI's because when it feels like there is 10 other people around me it freaks me out. And the other is, poor weapon switching, even though I keep my loadout the same (or close, depending on the game), it feels like in the heat of the moment i forget which slot "x" weapon/item is on
I played 43 games of zero build and finally got a Victory Royale (a couple 2nd&3rd places along the way). I usually get about 7-12 elims and I find myself panicking in fights especially when the enemy has a nice skin and they’re using things like the grapple. I’m still learning what the best places are to drop and attarchments to run n the best guns and your videos really help. This is a dope vid and some great advice for me personally. Hope I can get my 2nd victory Royale soon😂
I feel like this is an answer to a recent chat in Discord, your addressing this in a video is awesome, because not everyone pays attention to the chat. The thing that is most important is confidence mixed with some fear. I use my anxiety to keep my attention on environment so I know my escapes if I need them. And practice does build confidence, you learn by dying. Because you get to see what went wrong. But don’t get over confident, you can be confident and make dumb decisions. And you can be anxious and make smart ones.
Great video! I’ve been trying to relay exactly this to my little dude. You articulate it well and provide well researched strategies and perspectives that have mega real world carry over. Nicley done fella!
Gotta keep a “Can Do” attitude when battling, because that “cant’t do” attitude will lead you straight to defeat before you even give combat a real try
Fantastic video. I know you have a plethora of good videos out there but this one really hit for me. I went in for Fortnite tips only to want you as my life coach lmfao. I hope more people find your channel and give you the support you deserve. 🙏
1:33 I'm gonna tell you why. Because time is everything. Fortnite is extremely punishing for losing a fight. You are sent back to the lobby. Back to waiting. To looting. I do not experience almost any sort of stress when playing Halo. I've been playing since the days of Halo 2, and I'm pretty good at it. Fortnite on the other hand... I mean, if I get to moving zones... (I only play builds so even in moving zones we can have like 5 or so players alive) ... I swear I feel like I'm going to pass out. I literally get cold. I know it's just a game and it doesn't matter in real life but I HATE losing in Fortnite because losing in Fortnite means losing my time. And you don't even get the feel of a well-rounded match like in Halo even when you lose. What I mean by this is that, for example, yesterday I got 30 kills of 49 for my team (4v4). But we lost. The other team got 50 points. Now, there, I didn't feel like I lost my time because every second was action packed. It was a really good game! I literally said GG! out loud. I don't care about winning. I care about my time, and the QUALITY of my time. Fortnite is so f. punishing in regards to that balance. My heartbeat goes up just thinking about it. Is this some kind of mild ptsd? like I'm asking seriously.
Yeah I get it... that's why I W key everyone I see while playing and go for high kill games - because if I lose at least I had fun getting into action. And that is also why I don't play builds because it feels like people just continue to build and burrow and hide when you shoot them once... turning a 30 second zb fight into a 3 to 5 minute builds fight.
Great vid as always by the master, I've found just switching off the audio and practicing gun fights without the drama sound effects bring to Fortnite close quarters battles is a way to learn to stay calm during heated moments. So what you get killed but you'll be surprised how calm gun fights become without the distraction of audio! Find your zen and bring back the noise!
thankx bro; i,m new in fortnite, Now I have problems with sensitivity, but I've gotten a lot better at collecting medallions and facing the crazy people who come for me
Hey man! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and I love it! I’m actually planning on going to grad school for performance psychology and these are alllll techniques used for athletes and any other type of performers. It’s refreshing to see you using these for gaming!!
Excellent video, Toby! Just want to expand on the part about "it's just a game." When it comes down to it, our lives are short and moving so fast. I know that I can get wrapped in something that seems insurmountable in the moment. A few weeks, maybe even days later, it's no longer even in the back of my mind. In the same way, I take my losses, replay the tape and try to learn from them (can see my humbling attempt at a tournament on my channel!). If I find myself repeating the mistake, I initially get frustrated, but then find a place to do the reps. And also remind myself that Fortnite, and life itself, is a game. Play it to have fun and don't take it seriously. No one gets out alive :D
I gotta say.. Every time I get into a game.. I end up going in with the mindset of winning and something goes wrong.. And the problem is always followed by.. WTF, I came in with the purpose of winning and I lose I must suck.. After watching this video.. I learned a lot and will try to remember this isn't for millions of dollars for a win.. And if I somehow lose.. I somehow lost in a competition and forever see myself as a failure.. Thanks to this video.. I truly believe.. It will go a long way.. in making me calm down.. Again I am new to the channel and thus is older content.. But... It's also something we all need to remember and reflect on.. Thank you (bows to sensai)
I find having a healthy positive balanced lifestyle (as previously mentioned by Toby) really helps and reflects in how I play. If I’ve done my chores and helped those I’m responsible for and feel positive and confident in myself and my personal life then this reflects in my gaming life. The 2 are of course linked. Getting enough sleep, eating healthier, getting out for walks etc. ❤
I know saying it is so different I try to ease up and have fun but I still get it the combat anxiety. In creative I'm ok but soon as I'm in ZB all hell break loose. Still learning
I feel that. My first time playing in years I got battle Royale because I was just having fun. Recently my ranked no build I started getting more worked up and my game went down more so I’ve had to just have fun and not care about it
Thanks for the tips, Toby! Ever since I started playing FN I kept getting stressed and anxious about things such as dying and this is the only game I have these issues in. Also I'm wanting to stream this game one day so Im hoping that these tips help when the time comes!
My man I needed to hear this. It’s funny how we can give good advise at times but not listen to our own advise. I’m always dropping knowledge like this to my son but at many times I forget to follow through myself. I guess I just need to hear it too. It’s why your my support-a-creator in Fortnite. Always dropping great knowledge. Will be checking out those maps and adding this video to my get good Fortnite playlist for when I need to cool off or get that reminder. Play to get better while staying competitive.
I do agree with practicing in similar situations to actual gameplay. One of the reasons I was turned off from the zero build pit map this season was it just feels completely different from real matches. Nothing looks the same, the buildings are completely different, you can't destroy anything, you have literal wall hacks. I just didn't feel like it was a good practice area for me and left.
Just like every historical war or battle, one big factor in winning for me is play and start the match accepting you’ll most likely be killed early on. Or atleast be unable to hit #1. Get use to that mind set of being okay with loosing. And once you do that, you’ll play smooth and calm cause if you do die it’s almost expected and when you win it makes those W’s all the more worth it.
this video has helped me a lot. I only started playing fortnite this month but u have given the confidents to take battles. I also tried ranked today and in my third game i got 2nd place as kill leader so i gained a lot of percentage and ranked up to silver
Are the Shinobi FFA and Zero Build Zone Wars maps populated enough for regular practice? Personally, I strongly dislike (to put it nicely) the Zero Build Pit map, not only because of the permanent wall hacks everyone has, but also because everything eventually devolves into constant 50-50s with the Tactical Shotgun. Or maybe it's just my luck, I don't know.
Toby i gotta say im loving your channel, i really like your content, i been watching these last few days non stop, i wish id found your channel sooner.. Whenever i get combat anxiety, i trick myself into thinking that i dont care about Fortnite, for some reason that really helps me always, and i get so calm that i just focus, sometimes i even catch myself singing some random song while im getting frags, sounds weird but thats what works for me.. I also been playing this game since it came out.
6:50 were you trying to mantle while shockwaving? That just simply doesn't work. Don't know why but that's how it just is. I lost a game at slappy shores once because I thought I could reposition but nope just got stuck and got third partied.
best way is to not look how many people are left to tho . i won games thinking there were more people my heart didnt even race . when its a 1v1 oh now im on my toes
I forget the games I lose… I also forget the games I win. But moment to moment… I forget those too but I remember it was with LeonS. Kennedy and I’m taking down Zombies and Ganados with him. Lol. Resident Evil: Fortnite.
Nice video as always Toby!! The thing that bothers me the most lately is that right after I lose, I diminish myself and get really frustrated and disappointed at my performance at the game. I often end up at 2° place and that's it. Maybe it all has to do with my mental state that is not the healthiest lately, a lot of bad thoughts running in my mind, because I really didn't used to let this sort of stuff get to me before
this really helped me out just yesterday my duo got sniped end game and it was a 2 v 1 with two sweats I didn’t clutch up almost got them but because I tensed up and got really nervous I didnt win
Very helpful I am high stung as heck lol so watching to the end😂 thank you Toby I do not have these skills...in game or life so this is helpful really thank you very analytical sir and so true
Hi, TobyWanShinobi. When I try the The Pit Zero Build and against real players I die a lot and I get when kill only. I turn off all my reticles. I am playing in Nintendo switch.
Just getting tired of being sniped by 3 people at end game. Always coming in 2nd. Everyone is like 1 medallion os trash but im always facing medallion teams. And if i carry it i get hunted. Squads for life!! Its fun tho but yeah
Another tip, play duos with a much weaker player. My son and I play. I carry business case and heals, he rushes duos. Occasionally I get to revive him, but we win (non-ranked) quite a lot now.
First class content as always, and brilliant realistic map for training. Shame I'm just not good enough, as 47 year old in his first year of gaming, let alone Fortnite. I just can't compete on the practice map, unless i bush camp and snipe or i blade / shockwave out of trouble, i am obliterated far too quickly to actually learn anything from the experience. Thanks anyway Toby, the community really needs your content, keep it up!
"What did I do wrong ?" this is what I tell myself every death! ( no matter what game im playing) Blaming it on Lag or the other player for what reason is pointless, cuz most the time its usually you.
i struggle to turn quickly and reboot ammo we in RSA and use muiddle east servers it makes fighting a little slower i really want to get lots of kills and be great at my game
how do you fix lag bro i alway have a problem where my keyboard and mouse just stop working for a split second and it costs me fights i just hit my first 2 games with at least 20 eliminations but i did not win them
Shinobi Realistic FFA Map:
2303-4330-8107
Shinobi Testing Grounds:
4090-3843-2803
The Pit Zero Build Map:
4496-8509-3370
Zero Build Zone Wars:
3547-7335-4228
i love the name big dog
😂 Sorry. Just noticed I wasn't subscribed. I've watched your videos since the first week I started playing and you're the best coach I could ask for.
Thanks for all the great tips and content.
I played in the testing grounds a few days, my friends jump in and destroy me for laughs.
3months non-gamer vs OG sweats
We all have fun. Fastest way to learn is strong competition. Much respect MasterShinobi
Thanks bro appreciate the maps 🗺️ 🙏🏽
Both the Pit and Zone wars show up as not available.
Amazing PvP Maps Toby, thanks!
And practicing Aim briefly before matches helps ME a lot. Especially for the new sniper meta (as you demonstrated in the video), I missed a map with moving objects/ememies, so I made my own: 5011-9885-6831
Do you also usually do a 5-20min aim warmup too or are you straight jumping into 1v1s?
Would be cool if you'd check out my map in private. 😊
As a 16 yr military vet that has seen combat in real life, this video is FACTS people. Something I need to get better at as well, but this isn’t a gimmick. It’s exactly why, when the military isn’t at war, we are constantly training and exercising. So, when that time comes, everything is second nature and muscle memory.
16?
What age can you join the military?
i think they mean they served in the military for 16 years haha i had to read it a few time
@@malum19 correct 😊
@@necktiegamingThank you for your service!
I discovered by chance that something that worked for me for anxiety was playing with no audio. There are times where I want to play but I cant have audio nor headphones so I just use visual cues. It's a bit more challenging but what I discovered when I started doing that, was that i wasnt as anxious in 1v1 or multiple enemies fights. It just felt way calmer. We all know sounds plays a big role in how our brain functions, so eliminating that helped A LOT. After doing it for a while you just get used to the fights not feeling so high stakes and when I play with sound, it's more fun. Give it a try.
Very true, It a pretty big difference even though I love all the Fortnite sounds.
Love doing this sometimes, or just listening to music instead of game sounds. It heightens my situational awareness and teaches me helps me lock in harder during combat
I feel you,
A lot of times my kids are sleeping or just being too loud and I’m not able to have the tv on blast so I’m not able to hear the majority of the time.
Some games it’s a must, some games it’s optional.
And yes I agree.
Not having sound almost makes you already assume your not gonna get fat / win.
So I accept a early death. And already accepting death like it’s been said in almost every major historical war. Just gives you a advantage.
OG keeping it real here, once you realize your losses aren’t actually losses, that’s when you begin to grow. Thank you for the sage advice
I don’t usually comment on videos in general…but this is pure truth. As a surgeon, these are true lessons to help not only in FN, but all aspects of life. “Let the program run” is a great mantra whether it is FN, job interviews, dating, or whatever gets you stressed out.
Great job, Toby.
surgeon 💀
I’ve been searching for a video about this for forever and FINALLY!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!! One tip that I found super helpful in controlling my anxiety, is turning off my spectator count. I noticed that my anxiety skyrocketed when I saw how many people were watching me…turning that off made a massive difference.
Smart! Fighting the anxiousness of the endgame was so hard to overcome and I still struggle with it sometimes
I saw this comment and turned of spectators 2 weeks ago and oh my God it helped a lot! I no longer want to constantly look at the bottom left to see if anyone is spectating and get nervous from that!
Took Toby's advice today in BR and focused on the opponent and not my crosshairs and it felt superhuman. Got the most kills I've had since I started in early December '23. Great resource for Fortnite!
Toby...another great video. What separates you from other all others is the human side that you talk about. It's not just about gun mods and tricks. It's about understanding the inner working of the human mind and understanding what is going on inside. The advice you give here can easily be applied to all aspects of life. Thanks for the great content!!
I trained in MMA and Brazilian jujitsu and wrestling for two decades. During competition when you do it enough times you learn how to control your reactions to your emotions. Plenty of times when I was competing I felt extremely calm even though you are in a fight. I use this in FN and in life. Let the program do the work. And get comfortable in combat.
I've always had a lot of respect for people that fight for the sport. It takes a lot of courage. I'm 39 now, but I used to dream of being good martial arts and fighting. Now I just lift weights and get strength to help off set my lack of trained fighting skills unfortunately, Lol. I bet someone with 20 years of experience like you could handle pretty much any average man if you had to defend yourself on the streets.
This is probably my number one flaw in the game! Perfect video for me right now. Been eating up your videos lately and have actually seen a lot of improvement. Got a Victory Royal twice in a row last night using your tips Toby. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!
1:36 Not worried per-say just treating every game like FNCS Grand Finals to lock in harder than any two-factor authenticating, face identifying, six-digit numeric passcode
I rage WAY too much when I lose, thanks so much for this video!! Had lots of fun during Member Royale last night!
Thank you for putting this video out there. These tips are great for mental health in a lot of situations outside of Fortnite too. 🙇♂️
This advice is actually really solid for any game really. Props to you bro for articulating your points so that it is incredibly easy to understand.
I love this! My little daughter however sits right next to me and says things, “I would do this…I would do that” or “aren’t you gonna get the sniper/ninja swords?”
Time to get better!
My punching pillow loves your "it's just a game" mentality 🤔
😂😂😂
At last! Someone talks about it.. Such anxiety is very real. Thanks for the tips Toby..
Thanks, these maps are really helping me get better. I've only been playing since Dec 2023... so I have so much to catch up on and learn.
Toby your advice is golden! I’m a 75 yr old and for a long time I felt overpowered by hot young players (when you kill me guys you’re killing a great grandmother - game name Jezzybel) but I stopped caring so much and even started to laugh at some battle situations. Now it’s more fun 😉
Really fun playing with you Toby in your FFA! Hoping to get a membership to bring my skills to the next level!
The two things I struggle with the most is "dropping hot", I avoid all named/medallion POI's because when it feels like there is 10 other people around me it freaks me out. And the other is, poor weapon switching, even though I keep my loadout the same (or close, depending on the game), it feels like in the heat of the moment i forget which slot "x" weapon/item is on
Have you tried auto sort
Along with deep breaths, relax your grip. Let go of the death grip. Tense muscles decrease fine motor control.
I played 43 games of zero build and finally got a Victory Royale (a couple 2nd&3rd places along the way). I usually get about 7-12 elims and I find myself panicking in fights especially when the enemy has a nice skin and they’re using things like the grapple. I’m still learning what the best places are to drop and attarchments to run n the best guns and your videos really help. This is a dope vid and some great advice for me personally. Hope I can get my 2nd victory Royale soon😂
I feel like this is an answer to a recent chat in Discord, your addressing this in a video is awesome, because not everyone pays attention to the chat. The thing that is most important is confidence mixed with some fear. I use my anxiety to keep my attention on environment so I know my escapes if I need them. And practice does build confidence, you learn by dying. Because you get to see what went wrong. But don’t get over confident, you can be confident and make dumb decisions. And you can be anxious and make smart ones.
Great video! I’ve been trying to relay exactly this to my little dude. You articulate it well and provide well researched strategies and perspectives that have mega real world carry over. Nicley done fella!
Gotta keep a “Can Do” attitude when battling, because that “cant’t do” attitude will lead you straight to defeat before you even give combat a real try
This is very helpful and translates to anything competitive!!
A much needed video! That’s why I’m so happy to be a member! ❤
Thanks, Toby!
Thanks for the vid Toby! I get so intense and aggravated when I lose! Needed this!!
Fantastic video. I know you have a plethora of good videos out there but this one really hit for me. I went in for Fortnite tips only to want you as my life coach lmfao. I hope more people find your channel and give you the support you deserve. 🙏
1:33 I'm gonna tell you why.
Because time is everything.
Fortnite is extremely punishing for losing a fight. You are sent back to the lobby. Back to waiting. To looting.
I do not experience almost any sort of stress when playing Halo. I've been playing since the days of Halo 2, and I'm pretty good at it.
Fortnite on the other hand... I mean, if I get to moving zones... (I only play builds so even in moving zones we can have like 5 or so players alive) ... I swear I feel like I'm going to pass out. I literally get cold.
I know it's just a game and it doesn't matter in real life but I HATE losing in Fortnite because losing in Fortnite means losing my time. And you don't even get the feel of a well-rounded match like in Halo even when you lose.
What I mean by this is that, for example, yesterday I got 30 kills of 49 for my team (4v4). But we lost. The other team got 50 points. Now, there, I didn't feel like I lost my time because every second was action packed. It was a really good game! I literally said GG! out loud. I don't care about winning.
I care about my time, and the QUALITY of my time.
Fortnite is so f. punishing in regards to that balance.
My heartbeat goes up just thinking about it.
Is this some kind of mild ptsd? like I'm asking seriously.
Yeah I get it... that's why I W key everyone I see while playing and go for high kill games - because if I lose at least I had fun getting into action.
And that is also why I don't play builds because it feels like people just continue to build and burrow and hide when you shoot them once... turning a 30 second zb fight into a 3 to 5 minute builds fight.
So cool you went to school for game design! More great wisdom from the master
Great vid as always by the master, I've found just switching off the audio and practicing gun fights without the drama sound effects bring to Fortnite close quarters battles is a way to learn to stay calm during heated moments. So what you get killed but you'll be surprised how calm gun fights become without the distraction of audio! Find your zen and bring back the noise!
thankx bro; i,m new in fortnite, Now I have problems with sensitivity, but I've gotten a lot better at collecting medallions and facing the crazy people who come for me
Toby is highkey a philosopher 🔥
I do consider myself a stoic :)
Hey man! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and I love it! I’m actually planning on going to grad school for performance psychology and these are alllll techniques used for athletes and any other type of performers. It’s refreshing to see you using these for gaming!!
Excellent video, Toby!
Just want to expand on the part about "it's just a game."
When it comes down to it, our lives are short and moving so fast.
I know that I can get wrapped in something that seems insurmountable in the moment.
A few weeks, maybe even days later, it's no longer even in the back of my mind.
In the same way, I take my losses, replay the tape and try to learn from them (can see my humbling attempt at a tournament on my channel!).
If I find myself repeating the mistake, I initially get frustrated, but then find a place to do the reps.
And also remind myself that Fortnite, and life itself, is a game.
Play it to have fun and don't take it seriously.
No one gets out alive :D
I gotta say.. Every time I get into a game.. I end up going in with the mindset of winning and something goes wrong.. And the problem is always followed by.. WTF, I came in with the purpose of winning and I lose I must suck.. After watching this video.. I learned a lot and will try to remember this isn't for millions of dollars for a win.. And if I somehow lose.. I somehow lost in a competition and forever see myself as a failure.. Thanks to this video.. I truly believe.. It will go a long way.. in making me calm down.. Again I am new to the channel and thus is older content.. But... It's also something we all need to remember and reflect on.. Thank you (bows to sensai)
The trick is to be confident in one thing, that you will have fun. If you aim for fun, your accuracy goes to 100%.
Great topic for a video, Toby. Well done! Flow state is so important.
I find having a healthy positive balanced lifestyle (as previously mentioned by Toby) really helps and reflects in how I play.
If I’ve done my chores and helped those I’m responsible for and feel positive and confident in myself and my personal life then this reflects in my gaming life. The 2 are of course linked. Getting enough sleep, eating healthier, getting out for walks etc. ❤
I know saying it is so different I try to ease up and have fun but I still get it the combat anxiety. In creative I'm ok but soon as I'm in ZB all hell break loose. Still learning
Brilliant game psychology!!
Toby, you are a genius, great video
I feel that. My first time playing in years I got battle Royale because I was just having fun. Recently my ranked no build I started getting more worked up and my game went down more so I’ve had to just have fun and not care about it
These are the type of videos l watch w a minimum of 3 times😂❤️🔥
I appreciate what you said about the dialog in your head turning into your reality. Very true and wise to know.
Are you using an eye tracker on your streams? I notice it every few videos and always wonder what the little circle moving around
I did, but I no longer do it because it's exhausting having everyone accuse me of cheating haha
Omg I needed this more than anything. 🙏
Life Coach Shinobi with another banger!!!! ❤
Man this is just a great life advice video
Thanks for all the helpful videos! So much great advice on basically everything!
Thanks for the tips, Toby! Ever since I started playing FN I kept getting stressed and anxious about things such as dying and this is the only game I have these issues in. Also I'm wanting to stream this game one day so Im hoping that these tips help when the time comes!
Me who livestreams and there is people watching me
My man I needed to hear this. It’s funny how we can give good advise at times but not listen to our own advise. I’m always dropping knowledge like this to my son but at many times I forget to follow through myself. I guess I just need to hear it too. It’s why your my support-a-creator in Fortnite. Always dropping great knowledge. Will be checking out those maps and adding this video to my get good Fortnite playlist for when I need to cool off or get that reminder. Play to get better while staying competitive.
i watched this vid..i didnt try any of the maps but i reduced my anxiety and came 2nd place the last dude was bush camping..damn thnx man!!
I do agree with practicing in similar situations to actual gameplay. One of the reasons I was turned off from the zero build pit map this season was it just feels completely different from real matches. Nothing looks the same, the buildings are completely different, you can't destroy anything, you have literal wall hacks. I just didn't feel like it was a good practice area for me and left.
Agreed
hey toby, not for only the game but you tought me the biggest lesson of my life. thank you.btw love rom india
Thank you for this video, Toby! This is a masterclass lesson on life, not just great Fortnite tips!
Just like every historical war or battle, one big factor in winning for me is play and start the match accepting you’ll most likely be killed early on. Or atleast be unable to hit #1.
Get use to that mind set of being okay with loosing.
And once you do that, you’ll play smooth and calm cause if you do die it’s almost expected and when you win it makes those W’s all the more worth it.
I play the pit and it helped alot
This was very helpful thank you 😊
Best video I have seen yet, thank you Toby ❤
this video has helped me a lot. I only started playing fortnite this month but u have given the confidents to take battles. I also tried ranked today and in my third game i got 2nd place as kill leader so i gained a lot of percentage and ranked up to silver
Are the Shinobi FFA and Zero Build Zone Wars maps populated enough for regular practice? Personally, I strongly dislike (to put it nicely) the Zero Build Pit map, not only because of the permanent wall hacks everyone has, but also because everything eventually devolves into constant 50-50s with the Tactical Shotgun. Or maybe it's just my luck, I don't know.
Toby i gotta say im loving your channel, i really like your content, i been watching these last few days non stop, i wish id found your channel sooner.. Whenever i get combat anxiety, i trick myself into thinking that i dont care about Fortnite, for some reason that really helps me always, and i get so calm that i just focus, sometimes i even catch myself singing some random song while im getting frags, sounds weird but thats what works for me.. I also been playing this game since it came out.
Thx for all the tips, I'm hardstuck elite now, kinda good at tactics but struggling with anxiety in end-game sometimes, those maps really helped me
Havnt seen any other streamers talk about this subject. Love it!
6:50 were you trying to mantle while shockwaving? That just simply doesn't work. Don't know why but that's how it just is. I lost a game at slappy shores once because I thought I could reposition but nope just got stuck and got third partied.
This was great video, I subbed
best way is to not look how many people are left to tho . i won games thinking there were more people my heart didnt even race . when its a 1v1 oh now im on my toes
Bro that guy you was fighting who jumped in your car and you jumped in and yins were both driving together for a min was funny as hell man .
I forget the games I lose… I also forget the games I win. But moment to moment… I forget those too but I remember it was with LeonS. Kennedy and I’m taking down Zombies and Ganados with him. Lol. Resident Evil: Fortnite.
Awesome video i just subscribed👍👍
Wow! This was a very informative video Toby! Thanks! That's why you are the teacher!
Hey, Toby, do you have any tips on how to practice better positioning?
Great job Toby 💪🏽
sometimes ill be playing and someone shoots at me and i will jump out of my seat because i was startled
Same :)
Nice video as always Toby!! The thing that bothers me the most lately is that right after I lose, I diminish myself and get really frustrated and disappointed at my performance at the game. I often end up at 2° place and that's it. Maybe it all has to do with my mental state that is not the healthiest lately, a lot of bad thoughts running in my mind, because I really didn't used to let this sort of stuff get to me before
As a combat vet it was life and death’s for me at one point. I do however see the value in training to build confidence!
Yo, good content as always ,what do you think of analysing some games from you subscribers?
this really helped me out just yesterday my duo got sniped end game and it was a 2 v 1 with two sweats I didn’t clutch up almost got them but because I tensed up and got really nervous I didnt win
Nice vid. Always learning from ya Toby. 😊
Very helpful I am high stung as heck lol so watching to the end😂 thank you Toby I do not have these skills...in game or life so this is helpful really thank you very analytical sir and so true
Hi,
TobyWanShinobi. When I try the The Pit Zero Build and against real players I die a lot and I get when kill only. I turn off all my reticles. I am playing in Nintendo switch.
Most helpful and most underrated fortnite channel !
I can't find the maps for The Pit and Zone Wars. Are they still available?
I definitely need to work on my self talk that’s for sure
Been waiting for this helps in irl as well.
The only problem with the “it’s just a game and you have nothing to lose” phrase is that when you play ranked you actually lose hard earned progress.
What really helped me was playing a lot of team rumble
so good what a video Toby super good content
Just getting tired of being sniped by 3 people at end game. Always coming in 2nd. Everyone is like 1 medallion os trash but im always facing medallion teams. And if i carry it i get hunted. Squads for life!! Its fun tho but yeah
Another tip, play duos with a much weaker player. My son and I play. I carry business case and heals, he rushes duos. Occasionally I get to revive him, but we win (non-ranked) quite a lot now.
First class content as always, and brilliant realistic map for training. Shame I'm just not good enough, as 47 year old in his first year of gaming, let alone Fortnite. I just can't compete on the practice map, unless i bush camp and snipe or i blade / shockwave out of trouble, i am obliterated far too quickly to actually learn anything from the experience. Thanks anyway Toby, the community really needs your content, keep it up!
"What did I do wrong ?" this is what I tell myself every death! ( no matter what game im playing) Blaming it on Lag or the other player for what reason is pointless, cuz most the time its usually you.
i struggle to turn quickly and reboot ammo we in RSA and use muiddle east servers it makes fighting a little slower i really want to get lots of kills and be great at my game
how do you fix lag bro i alway have a problem where my keyboard and mouse just stop working for a split second and it costs me fights i just hit my first 2 games with at least 20 eliminations but i did not win them
Absolutely love The Pit ZB 🙌 it’s a perfect place to up your combat skills
Another great video!