The popular third-person point-of-view (POV) online shooting video game, Fortnite, developed by Epic Games in 2017, is not only a solo or duo game that takes players all-around the landscape of the world, but also a team tactical game for aspirants. Fortnite grew into one of the most top-grossing games in the world, having international success and gamers with countless tournaments that bring together the world's best.
Fortnite has been around for three years now, and its success had not yet faltered. The online video game is immensely popular to new generation gamers who are accustomed to wild animation and graphics that set the title apart from competitors, also in the shooting genre.
In a study by Epic Games CEO, Tim Sweeney, last June shows that Fortnite has 250 million players and fans all around the world, and growing. This number shows the extent of Fortnite's popularity and range among gamers internationally with new content, updates, and patches regularly offered for the game's progression.
Fortnite: How to Build the Ultimate Team this 2020
Creating a team seems easy while gathering friends and playing. However, despite the ease of starting, wanting to progress into the game and receiving world recognition is hard. Maintaining the gameplay, team, skills, and other elements are a challenge for start-up teams.
YouTuber Vully, recently posted a video narrating the best practices to observe in growing a team in the game. Check them out below.
Have Grinders
Vully mainly gave importance to this factor while playing Fortnite. Grinders are the relentless team members who will carry the team to gaining recognition and popularity. Hardwork equates to many things. Effort goes a long way when utilized properly. Having grinders within the team helps in carrying the group's name to popularity and success.
Ensure Sufficient Funds for Team
This is also another critical factor when starting a team to go professionally with Fortnite. Investing in one's team is essential, along with providing the needs to continue playing and supporting the player's lifestyle. Professional teams are not created simply because of the love for the game. Teams are an investment for several gamers and managers who aims to have its name recognized by the world.
Do Not Self Promote Through Comments
Creating a team may be easy, however, promotion can be a tad bit hard, especially for start-ups. Sometimes, players resort to commenting on popular streams on promoting their product or even self-branding. However, this may lead the stream owner and its fans to be irritated, banning you and flagging your team.
The alternative to this is the utilization of social media or engaging through the comments. Engaging through other people's stream by commenting may increase the chance of recognition, then introducing the team or inviting the said content creator for a collab.
Utilize Social Media Platforms for Streams
Do not stop using one platform for promotions or uploads of your team. If you want the team to grow, market your brand to multiple social media platforms, if possible, all of it. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch are several excellent platforms that can attract buzz for your team.
Create Engaging and Interactive Content
One way to promote the team and attract potential members is creating a stream that has the quality and meaningful content. Current teams are also turning to stream content and interacts with the public and fans through social platforms. Utilizing hashtags, website tags, and eye-catching photos are also effective for boosted engagement.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
