I like making edits, espeically ones that include motivational messages. Check this one out that I made for the #ReplayRoyale Contest!

Also I would like to take the time to explain every scene in this video, as I feel like this will make me more aware of better video design in general (not just Fortnite) to make better content: First two scenes start the motivational speech off in a way that kind of shows the insignificance of you to the world, how small you are. The whole point of the video is a motivational speech to motivate one to get better at the game, which will make them feel less significant in the world. Next two scenes show signs of failure and defeat, signified by an emphasis on the dropped loot, that one must endure in order to start to see success. One must find a fire, or a spark, an immediate intent that will kickstart one's attempt at getting better at something, so I depicted this message using a camp fire. The next three scenes show the three types of people you'll see in a game, I used the Rust lord for losers but I could not encounter a Rust lord doing the L emote, so what I capture had to suffice. Nothing is Impossible: the main idea of the speech. I showed this idea using my character barely making it through the storm with a sliver of heath and encountering an enemy equipped with an RPG, I did win this fight against all odds, but this is not shown in the video. Next few scenes, filler action in order to build climax. Scene about finding what's yours in the universe: funny story I met this guy in solos and I damaged him hard but he kept emoting me so I healed him up and he wouldn't stop following me so as I spotted another guy I waved at him and emoted GG because I didn't want to team in solos and he did the same and we parted our ways, ended up in 2nd. Wonder what he did after we parted. Second to last scene, speech says something about building, so I was building (just build lol), which ends the video in an abrupt ending depicting me losing. This final scene symbolizes Fortnite's inability to guarantee success even for those are the very best due the high amounts of random variables each game contains, which means even more practice and work is necessary in order to fully tame Fortnite and win every time (still unlikely).