Stream sniping, for those who don't know, includes harassing streamers by monitoring their in-game actions and killing them unfairly with that data.
Whereas there are some counters to stream sniping resembling stream delay/hiding UI parts, these typically occasions degrade the expertise for viewers and the streamer.
Ninja has been getting stream-sniped an increasing number of these days. We don't know why, however we assume that it's mixture of jealousy and hatred for latest correct criticisms of Fortnite.
Through the Fortnite World Cup qualifiers, Ninja was doing fairly decently and performing to the very best of his capacity. He had a easy three minute delay on his stream that may forestall most stream sniping, but it surely wasn't sufficient it appears.
Ninja is seen right here reviewing the gameplay of his 10th match throughout the Finals of the Solos World Cup qualifier.
A possible stream sniper makes use of vents to journey rapidly in direction of Ninja, however this would possibly simply be a coincidence. Nevertheless, the sport has solely gone on for about 5 and half minutes…no want to have interaction in dangerous fights when the participant is already looted out.
Take into account that the participant is way exterior the audio vary of the combat Ninja is engaged in on the time.
The participant then takes a Provide Drop whereas staring straight at Ninja's combat. However right here comes the suspicious half.
The sniper sees Ninja's opponent combating from excessive floor and rifts. Then, as a substitute of taking the excessive floor, the participant curves straight in direction of Ninja as he making an attempt to tunnel away to Lazy Lagoon.
Why would somebody dive in onto a combat and select to take the low floor on objective? Whereas "the participant is dangerous" can be a sound excuse in public matches, it's not when you find yourself enjoying amongst the highest 3000 gamers.
Because of the new Server Replays launched by Epic Video games for the qualifier matches, you could find and examine this precise sport from the sniper's perspective.
Ninja and us may be fallacious and the seemingly bizarre patterns would possibly simply be how the participant usually performs.