🔥🔥 FORTNITE FIREWORK FLAIR GUN IS INSANE👀🤯
People tend to shoot the firework flair gun in the air to mark the area and ping the targets. I choose to shoot it directly at them and ping them so when they run away, I can track them! 😂😂
You can also shoot it at the ground when there is a cluster of enemies and ping everyone. It also causes splash damage, so shoot it at a wall or the ground if needed!
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Okay, so we've talked about the basic direct hit and splash damage tactics for the Firework Flare Gun, but let's really dive into how this bad boy can make you unstoppable against your rivals! I've been experimenting a lot, and there's so much more to it than just tracking. First off, think of the Flare Gun as your ultimate information and pressure tool. When you hit a rival directly, it's not just about marking them. It creates instant panic! They know they're exposed. This is your cue to push. I often follow up a direct hit with a quick weapon swap – maybe my Hammer Pump Shotgun or a Dual Micro SMG – and rush their position. That initial hit often softens them up or forces them to reposition poorly, leading to an easy elimination. It's all about exploiting that moment of vulnerability. What about when rivals are clustered? That's where the splash damage becomes a true game-changer. I love using it in build fights or when enemies are turtling in a small area. Instead of just firing into the air, aim for the wall right next to them or the floor they're standing on. The splash damage adds up, and more importantly, it pings everyone in the vicinity. This gives your squad crucial intel for an assist or a coordinated push. Imagine a rival team trying to heal, and suddenly they're all lit up – chaos ensues, and usually, it ends with them getting eliminated. But what if your rivals use a Firework Flare Gun on you? Don't panic! This is where knowing the counter-play comes in. If you're hit, your first instinct might be to build, but that just creates a big, glowing target. Instead, try to break line of sight immediately. Use natural cover, or if you must build, build to escape, not just to hide in a box. Your opponents are likely pushing, so be ready for that engagement. Sometimes, switching positions entirely can throw them off. If you have a mobility item, now's the time to use it to create distance and break the tracking. Remember, the tracking isn't permanent, so breaking line of sight and moving quickly can often save you. Another pro tip: combine the Flare Gun with environmental factors. If you're near gas cans or explosive barrels, a direct hit or splash near those can create massive damage and confusion for rivals. It's not just about the flare itself; it's about the chain reactions you can create. I've had so many moments where I've tagged a rival, and they've instinctively retreated into a spot with environmental hazards, leading to a surprise finish. Using an Angled Foregrip on your primary weapon might also help with precision follow-up shots after a flare hit. And don't forget to keep your Muzzle Brake attachments handy for better control during those aggressive pushes. Finally, don't underestimate the psychological warfare. When you consistently light up rivals and they see their teammates getting eliminated because of your Flare Gun, it gets in their heads. They'll start playing more cautiously, giving you the upper hand. It’s a fantastic tool for applying constant pressure and forcing mistakes. So next time you pick up that Firework Flare Gun, think beyond just a simple marker. Think about how you can truly outsmart and dominate your rivals with every shot!