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Streamer DrDisrespect Pushes For Fan-Created Pickaxe In Fortnite
DrDisrespect, a streamer who dons a costume and found success playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, tweeted out today a picture of a pickaxe themed after his persona. The pickace has a switchblade on one side and a comb on the other and is colored with DrDisrespect's traditional red and black colors.
The concept was created by a fan of the streamer, Danny Dufford, who tweeted out the streamer-themed pickaxe and tagged him in it. DrDisrespect's tweet didn't identify Dufford as the creator, but Dufford linked the original tweet in the replies.
The Ethiopian Caterpillar Tamer.
— Danny Dufford (@dufford_daniel) March 29, 2018
A quick @DrDisRespect pickaxe concept for @FortniteGame.#Fortnite #illustration #concept #epicgames #sketch #ipadpro #procreate pic.twitter.com/VrKH48VNC6
What do you think? Does a DrDisrepect weapon have legs in Fortnite?
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