Most explosive Fortnite victory on Stream

This is the moment a Fortnite player got Victory Royale in the most explosive way possible. The man has been identified as a professional gamer named Tim "TJ" Howard, who plays under the name Lazy Fox. He's known for his ability to use explosives and he's also a popular streamer on YouTube.

The video was uploaded to YouTube by an account called "LazyFoxNamedrops," which has now been deleted but can still be found on Archive.org. The video shows TJ using explosives to blow up an ancient statue, which causes it to explode into pieces that fall all over the place.

It's not clear what happened before or after this happened, but apparently it was enough for him to get Victory Royale. The Fortnite Battle Royale game mode has taken the world by storm. Players are drawn to the high-adrenaline action, crafting, and building that the game has to offer. The Fortnite community is so large that it's difficult for a single person to stand out from the crowd. However, one player managed to get Victory Royale in an explosion of epic proportions.

In a recent clip from Fortnite's World Cup XVIII tournament, a player named "Niqua" is seen attempting to get Victory Royale on a map called Paradise Palms. The map has been known for its high-action matches and explosive moments since it was introduced last year.

The scene starts off innocently enough with Niqua jumping off a bus and landing right in front of his opponent: "Xfinity." It's at this point where things get interesting as Niqua jumps into the air after Xfinity and lands right in front of him again.

Fortnite looper secures unexpected, explosive kill using Gas Can

The Fortnite Season 5 Week 3 challenges are out now and unlockable rewards are being given out to those who complete them. The latest challenge for Fortnite players is the "Looper" task, which requires players to secure an unexpected, explosive kill using a gas can.

To complete this challenge, you'll need to head towards Snobby Shores, where you'll find a gas can near some houses. Once there, you'll need to throw the gas can at someone from behind with your melee weapon (the golf club or baseball bat) and then make sure they're dead. You'll also be able to use any other items that are nearby as long as they're not explosive or fire-based weapons like flamethrowers or grenades.

When completing this challenge, you're guaranteed at least one explosion kill but if you manage to get three of them then your winnings will be doubled! If you manage to survive until the end of an elimination wave then all players within that match will receive the same amount of winnings no matter what happens during that round.

Fortnite Season X is here, and it's bringing a lot of new things to the game. One of those things is the introduction of the season's first challenge. The "Unleash the Storm" challenge has players exploring Fortnite's world and completing various tasks in order to unlock new cosmetics.

One player took it upon himself to complete this challenge by using a gas can as a weapon. It was an unexpected, but satisfying kill that many people are still talking about today. The Fortnite season 4 week 3 challenges have been released and as usual, they are challenging and rewarding to complete.

The latest challenge is called "Gas Can", which is worth 500 XP and asks you to get a kill with a Gas can in different locations around the map. It seems pretty simple, but there's one particular way to do it that makes it even more rare and unexpected!

Fortnite's most recent update, Patch 4.2, is out now on PC and Xbox One. The patch includes a variety of new cosmetic items and features, including the return of the Tomatohead skin and the addition of a new building block — the Crop Circle — as well as a new challenge for players to complete.

But one particular fix was added that has players talking: Fortnite's new Gas Can trap. The Gas Can trap was added to Fortnite in an update earlier this month. It's essentially an explosive device that you can use to blow up other players or objects in your vicinity. But how did Epic Games decide on such a specific item? Here's what they had to say:

"We've decided on these traps because they're common items that players use in their games," said Creative Director Eric Osborne."They're found throughout the map so there's no shortage of them."