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“This sprite is so overpowered that Epic are considering banning it, and if you want to use it”

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Calls a leveled Sprite ban-worthy, explains the unlock constraint, and proves its damage with an unprecedented clip.

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@Ali-A · 2.1M followers · 29 of 30 recent posts mention Fortnite · creator page →

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  1. 0:00This sprite is so overpowered that Epic are considering banning it, and if you want to use it, you'll need to hit level 5 with the King's sprite.
  2. 0:07Which is not easy, because if you lose the sprite, you'll go all the way back to level 1 again.
  3. 0:11But the stream of replays managed to hit level 5, meaning his pickaxe now does 120 damage to other players.
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