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Superior Shots

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A phrase Danny coined for his excellent shots, in any game with any weapon. Except shotguns.

Meaning and use

“Superior Shots” is a phrase Danny uses when he lands excellent shots. It applies across games and weapons, with one community amendment: any weapon, except shotguns. Anyone who has seen Danny with a shotgun knows why.

The pistol play style

Pistols are Danny’s weapon of choice in Fortnite and other games. His approach is calm, collected, and precise: create distance, avoid close-range shotgun battles, and use a pistol to beat opponents at mid-to-long range.

From the game to chat

Opponents he has beaten often come into his live-stream chat to accuse him of cheating. These encounters are part of the context behind the Superior Shots banter.

The real ones know

Some call it hacking and others credit aim assist. The phrase is his playful answer to both: “Danny doesn’t cheat. He just has superior shots.” The real ones know.

Origin

Danny coined the phrase. The date and stream of its first use have not yet been recorded in this wiki.

On TikTok

Danny uses the phrase in the title and hashtag of a pistol gameplay post, then connects it to a green-pistol squad performance in another post. These are documented examples of the phrase in use, not evidence of its first appearance.

Sources

  1. Danny Wave, personal account provided for the wiki.
  2. Ehlenah, wiki suggestion relaying Jpg’s shotgun exception, September 16, 2026; approved by Danny.
  3. Superior Shots pistol TikTok — creator description and gameplay ↗
  4. Green-pistol squad TikTok — creator description and gameplay ↗

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