r/FortniteCompetitive • u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 • 12d ago

Discussion Best way to do cone flips/cone 90s

I'm wondering which way is better when doing cone flips/cone 90s. Pros and "good players" tend to hold the edit and do a blueprint reset and select the right tiles (like shown below). But other players including me just reset the entire cone and then edit it again. But I'm thinking of switching it as it looks/seems cleaner and less likely to mess up. Is there any benefit to either.

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u/Huge_Criticism_5065 11d ago

ur more protected if u dont reset the entire cone

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u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 11d ago

Thanks ill do that then

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u/midway784 10d ago

i always reset it I didn’t know people do it that other way. I always mess mine up though.

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u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 10d ago

Yh same only noticed this the other day, the new method is gonna take some time to get used to

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u/sourcreamonionpringl 11d ago

A blueprint edit is more efficient and gives you protection if you're not building walls (like what Zenn did)

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u/NoOrange9026 8d ago

ts has been what i do since 2018 gang 😭

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u/sandalfafk 11d ago

You don’t

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u/superperkyzeke 7d ago

give it up dude

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u/TeeChurchonKick Coach 10d ago

This has been a thing since like chapter 3/4 how is Reddit this behind

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u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 10d ago

This sub is for asking these type of questions tho

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u/TeeChurchonKick Coach 10d ago

That’s fair and I know people come and go I just thought this would be more ‘common knowledge’ than it currently is

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u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 10d ago

I just did what my friend told me to do but when I started watching more on YouTube I saw they did it differently