Fortnite Ranked Quotes

POPPY PARSONS IS EXCEPTIONAL, and she is the first one to say so. She speaks five languages, builds computers in her spare time, is nationally ranked in Fortnite,

Should be enough loot for all of us there,” Ben said. “Just follow behind us, Grey. Play backup like in practice.” “Got it.” Grey was determined to make a good impression this time. Surely he wouldn’t be last in rank with these guys on his squad. “Oh, and it’s squad rule that I deal out the items,” Tristan said. “So the good stuff isn’t wasted on new players like you.” “Okay, makes sense.” Grey tried to remember how Ben said Tristan always sounded cranky. He wasn’t wrong so far. Grey would just have to take what he was given, but surely it would be better than the pistol he got last game. “Jumping … now!” Tristan leapt from the plane. Ben and Grey followed right behind. They were high above the island, and the only way that Grey could tell where they were was the minimap. It said they were soaring over a crater called Dusty Divot—he recalled that was a place for tough fights, according to Finn. They released their gliders, and this was when Grey got to see that Ben and Tristan had also earned an umbrella-style glider instead of the default one he had. That meant they had gotten one “Victory Royale” in their time playing. At least that was what it meant in the normal game.

Grey figured that meant Ben probably would have left him alone if he got an offer. They needed a topic change, so Grey sucked in a breath and gathered his courage to ask, “So, I was thinking of asking Kiri to practice with us, maybe join if she’s not as bad as it seems.” Ben cringed. “I don’t know … she seems like a scaredy-cat.” “Maybe she’s totally new, kinda like me,” Grey offered. Ben took a moment to answer, but then said, “I guess it wouldn’t hurt to offer a practice session. If you can get her to say yes. She’s got loner status written all over her.” “I’ll meet you over there,” Grey said. It didn’t seem like there would be anything to eat, and he hadn’t felt hungry or the need to go to the bathroom, so he figured practice was about all they could do. Although even if he wasn’t hungry, he wished there was food. He always looked forward to meals. Many more people now began to head toward the practice area than had gone there during the battles. But Kiri lingered at a table away from everyone else. Grey walked over to her, and when she noticed, she rolled her eyes. “You don’t learn, do you?” “I have learned, actually,” Grey said with confidence as he pointed to the score board. “I’m twenty ranks higher than you now.