Recreated Snoop Dogg's Drum Gun from Chapter 2 Remix! The model is off because I sadly could not find the Snoop Dogg one, so the Jule's model should be good enough! Weapon request by: @Jintyxwd! Hope you like it! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Recreation of the suppressed assault rifle from Chapter 1 Season 5! Weapon request by: @liptonus_ ! Sounds and all are 1:1, still can't change the headshot multiplier, but overall it's a very good recreation! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Chapter 1 Season 9 pre-nerf tactical assault rifle remade in UEFN! Weapon request by @fn_christian2! I Couldn't find the proper sound so I'm using another one that sounds similar! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Opinion - people have forgotten what #Fortnite is supposed to be 📝 Fortnite is a Battle Royale game, the "ultimate test of skill and strategy" where players must "outrun, outshoot, and outmaneuver opponents to be the last player standing and claim the prized Victory Royale." That's the description for Battle Royale in-game. But if you've been scrolling online recently, you'll find that a surprising amount of people seem to believe otherwise - that Battle Royale, at least in unranked, should be a chill, no-sweat environment. Or, Epic should officially support this kind of environment through bot lobbies. (Sprites are, essentially, disabled in bot lobbies right now, an extremely controversial decision.) I disagree. The Battle Royale genre is, and always has been, inherently competitive, even in unranked. Matches should be a little stressful and scary - there's almost a hundred other players who'll kill you on sight, after all! In my opinion, Season 3 has been a fantastic return to form: with the addition of Sprites, it feels like there's more to chase than the Victory Royale, and extracting valuable Sprites feels like its own little victory. On the other side of the coin, being eliminated with a valuable Sprite does feel devastating - but not too different than the feeling of placing 2nd. Many players have pointed this out, and been met with this kind of criticism: "Why can't you let people enjoy the game the way THEY want to?!?" However, I feel like this is akin to walking into a steakhouse and asking for McDonald's. Not every game needs to appeal to every taste. If you want a chill, no stress experience... I get it. I work over 40 hours a week, too, at a real job. Games like Minecraft, Animal Crossing, or even Save the World or LEGO Fortnite might appeal better to you. But I'd really rather Fortnite Battle Royale continues to strive to be the "ultimate test of skill and strategy" that the developers have set out to create.

I don't play much STW so doing weapons from it is pretty tough.

Launch heavy shotgun from Chapter 1 Season 3! Weapon request by @ForsakenLok! This is a fairly good recreation of perhaps the best shotgun of that season! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Remade the launch Chapter 1 Season 4 tactical shotgun before any of its nerfs with its stats 1:1 within the UEFN capabilities! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Attempted to recreate the lazarbeam yeet flintknock from Chapter 2 Season 5, launching the player back isn't possible with custom weapons in UEFN, but I got the weapon roughly accurate! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

Here's a #UEFN question: Would you rather me recreate old weapons from previous seasons, both, or create completely new ones that you guys request?

Pump Shotun(pre-nerf) from Chapter 1 Season 6 remade! The stats are as accurate as possible! #UEFN #FortniteCreative

the material for the gun is a bit messed up lol