Recently, Fortnite had the good idea to integrate yet another collaboration into its game, which has not been to everyone’s taste as the myth that is touched has transported entire generations. Dragon Ball, and several of its characters, therefore appeared on the island of Epic’s Battle Royale, and with them a lot of improvements as always. And as with every new update, Epic threw a few weapons or gadgets into the meta that destroyed games. Like the almost untouchable tanks in the last season or the star wars lightsabers which almost acted as an invincibility shield, the studio found a new way to make the games hellish: the Kaméhaméha.
Top 1 without playing with a Kaméhaméha?
Indeed, at each game, half a dozen capsules fall from the sky and allow you to collect either Goku’s magic cloud or his famous Ki discharge. And when you have the knowledge of Master Roshi in the palm of your hands, you can become a killing machine. The character rises, charges for a few seconds and the burst does 100 damage on impact and 40 damage in area of effect, enough to kill two or more enemies with good aim. In addition, the dump destroys all vehicles and buildings in its path. Some will once again be able to complain about this gamebreaker which is found in considerable quantity on the map and leads to one-way games from time to time at the end of the game.
But how badly does the item break the meta? In a video posted by the page Crazy ass moments in Fortnite History, a player perfectly timed his sequence to prove the power of this new item, which will probably be removed at the end of the season in a few days. After storing a Kaméhaméha in a storage tent, he took advantage of the waiting ladder to retrieve the object and shoot in the direction of the battle bus which spawns a few seconds later in the sky above the island-lobby. Result: 100 players eliminated directly, the game barely started, and a top 1 without playing.
According to players, a mini-patch removed the ability to place and collect tents in the lobby. Others believe that the video must have been edited, since the power of the shot cannot go that far. Finally, some believe that he had to do it many times and have a monumental stroke of luck to aim in the right direction with the right timing. Do you think it is possible?