Fortnite did it again by adding another pop culture reference to the game. In the midst of their full-fledged Batman event to celebrate the caped crusader's 80th anniversary, they found some time to add the Naruto race. It's become a recent topic of conversation for those looking to storm Area 51, but those who show up to the event haven't had the expected results. However, someone managed to walk past a team of reporters doing the Naruto run, which quickly exploded onto the internet. Enough for Fortnite to look into the effect. Here's how you get it, and you can use it to your advantage in-game.
Full Tilt Run Emote in Fortnite lets you run and dodge Naruto bullets
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Luckily, Fortnite didn't pose a problem, or a tedious task, for players to acquire this emote. In the tweet, they announced the Full Tilt Run emote, they shared that they are giving it away in the Item Shop.
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The new Full Tilt Emote is available in the online store now! pic.twitter.com/KXQGQWE7qZ
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) September 22, 2019
The Full Tilt Run emote only costs 500 V-bucks. When you activate it, your character will walk through the field similar to the reference you see in the screen's recurring video. Fortnite tweet. To acquire the emote you will need to go to the Item Shop in Fortnite menu in-game to grab it.
Now, if you're good enough, you'll be able to use this iconic emote to dodge bullets when running away from enemies.
How to dodge bullets
Just to be clear, you are not completely immune when using this emote. You don't get invincibility frames while active. You must skillfully duck and weave as you run to avoid the bullets as they come at you. When you use the emote, your running animation changes to Naruo running with his arms behind his body and his head slightly lowered, leaning forward. Now in this animation you can control if you run left or right. The animation will send you forward, but you have to control the general direction.
You can use this to your advantage by swerving left or right when you get shot. You're going to have to get used to it, which may take a few matches. Eventually, you will reduce it.
In no time, we can expect small groups of players to race through Fortnite matches using this race, trying to become the big winners. We can't wait to see what the Fortnite community does with this iconic animation.
