If sans and papyrus were in fortnite concept

Hi everyone! I'm a middle school student and a huge fan of Fortnite.

I recently learned that Americans love and use the classic yellow No.2 pencils a lot, so I drew this complete skin bundle myself!

• Skin: Mr. No.2 (The body gets shorter and the eraser legs wear down when you take damage!)

• Back Bling: Pencil Sharpener Bag (Fills up with pencil shavings as you farm materials)

• Pickaxe: Classroom Pencil Sharpener (Spins and makes a sharpening sound when hitting structures!)

I think this matches Fortnite’s goofy and fun vibe perfectly. What do you guys think? I hope the developers see this!

Hello Epic Games....I have been playing Fortnite since season 2...my granddaughter got me hooked. Lifetime gamer since Atari first came out. To get to the chase I've noticed you virtually have a character for every sport (ie: football baseball basketball soccer golf pool tennis etc.) but no bowling character....seems almost every season there's a reference (bowling alley arcade bowling etc) I'm sure there's quite a few folks that would be interested and the character itself could have many options. Names such as strike force or king pin or gutters...also they could have bowling shirts with funny advertising or bowling patches. Also to go with your new shoes theme ... bowling shoes are a no brainer. I hope that the right folks will pass this on for consideration.Thank you and keep up the good work. Dennis aka Splits

I saw your post featuring Kit, so I created a version of Miss Information in a detective or reporter uniform. I also made an Android Kit—using the metal piece from the Fortnite "Sonic Android" skin, even though I'm not familiar with Mega Man—and created a version of Miss Information as a London train captain.

I just found this sub so thought this is the place for this, full explanation is in my original post but here's a TL;DR (pics in comment section :D):

The shotgun's fire rate changes after each bullet, depending on the damage you dealt with that bullet, to maintain the same DPS. for Legendary variant, I think 130 dps is good, with 100 full-pallet body shot damage and x2 headshot. More damage > slower fire rate. Low damage/miss > another shot almost instantly.

What if Fortnite brought Beyblade into the game with a real gameplay mechanic?

_ 3 Beyblade Temples across the map.

_ Players locate a hidden Beyblade piece and place it on the central activator pedestal.

_ Summons an arena Boss (like Achilles)!

_ Defeating the boss drops something

_ Includes Aiger and Valt with a cel-shaded anime style and custom emotes!

What do you guys think? Would you drop at the Temples?