Since we can assume that Benjy got the green light, it opens the door to all players who want double movement. Recently, however, BenjyFishy told his stream that using programs like ReWASD and Keys2xInput isn’t bannable.īenjy made it clear that he checked with someone at Epic about this before adding it to his gameplay. There have always been third-party apps that allow players to bind keys to a controller emulator, but a lot of Fortnite players assumed that this wasn’t allowed. Read More: These 200 IQ tricks show the new Fortnite tires aren’t just for cars.They would bind one of their movement inputs to two keys, allowing them to achieve “controller movement.”Īfter a while, Epic banned this practice in-game by only allowing Fortnite players to map their movement inputs to a single key.
KBM players got around this by using “double movement” keybinds. This limitation prevents KBM players from full-sprinting while looking and building to the side. On keyboard, your movement is locked to front, back, left, or right. Since controller players use a joystick, it’s much easier for them to strafe in one direction while looking in another. After that died down, KBM players grew envious of controller movement. The debate between controller and KBM (keyboard and mouse) in Fortnite will probably never end. Epic removed double-movement keybinds, but players are reportedly allowed to use third-party software to create the same effect.
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