The Fortnite world record for Solo eliminations has been smashed yet again \u2013 November 5 The Fortnite world record for solo eliminations has been broken yet again. This time, it\u2019s a player from the Asian region that has set the bar for all opponents to aim for. The world record of 32 kills, set by diddytheboy on October 29, was so impressive that we believed it would stand for a number of weeks, but Japanese player \u2018Rizart\u2019 clearly had other ideas. The Fortnite phenom managed to rack up a staggering 34 kills in just one game and was quick to share his accomplishment on Twitter and YouTube. According to Rizart\u2019s bio on Twitter, he represents a professional Fortnite team called \u2018Crazy Racoon\u2019. He also has almost 73,000 subscribers on YouTube \u2013 a number that is sure to rise if he continues to break records in such emphatic fashion. The full video of Rizart\u2019s accomplishment can be found below. As you can probably imagine, it\u2019s pretty action-packed and begins with a number of kills in the ever-popular Tilted Towers. While players from North America and Europe tend to get the most publicity in Fortnite, we\u2019ve seen a number of world records smashed by players from the APAC region in recent weeks. As the competitive Fortnite scene continues to grow, it will be interesting to see whether any of the top players from the region will be able to compete with the world\u2019s best at international tournaments. You can keep up-to-date with all of the current world records for PC, console and mobile by visiting our hub here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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