Summary
- One Fortnite fan, for some reason, has ranked all over 2,000 skins in the game.
- Hatsune Miku sits at the top, while the Paradigm lurks at the bottom.
I don’t know about you, but when I open up a Tierlist and see that it has more than 20 items, I tab out. That’s too much effort, I’ve got stuff to do. Not ‘ol u/burritosupremium. They ranked over 2,000 Fortnite skins just for the hell of it.
I don’t even know where to start. It’s an indistinguishable mess of random faces and, frankly, I don’t know that many skins. Nobody does. You’d have to live and breathe Fortnite for nearly a decade to piece this together. It’s like the Enigma Code for zoomers.
From top to bottom, the Tierlist is split up into: 1,000 kisses, peam, I LOVE this skin, I like it :), it’s cool, no strong opinion, not a fan, don’t like, confusing, no redeeming qualitie, shadow freddy (?), it’s not your fault, and YOU.
I can at least tell you that Hatsune Miku is at the top, and Brie Larson as The Paradigm is at the bottom (because they’re disappointed she was just “a boring celebrity cameo”). Beyond that… have a look for yourself. Even scrolling through this thing is bound to take a chunk out of your day.
What OP Has To Say
When asked how long it took to put this together, u/burritosupremium simply said, “I’ve been working on this on and off for a while now”. Unfortunately, they did miss a couple skins like Ares, and pedantic commenters who sifted through the over 2,000 entries on the Tierlist were incredibly quick to point that out.
Nonetheless, everyone else was either impressed or a bit concerned, with some asking how they had the time to put this together. But OP assured commenters that they “have a job” and that it was put together in “small sessions over a couple of months”, which to be fair doesn’t sound nearly as bad as someone sitting down for a day and ranking 2,000 cosmetics.
As for why so many of the collabs are ranked low, it’s because u/burritosupremium plays “Fortnite for the original Fortnite designs, not other IPs”, which is a pretty fresh perspective.
- Released
-
July 25, 2017
- ESRB
-
T for Teen – Violence