So lately while dicking around in mge, I don't know if it's me or the game, but some scouts just have faster strafes than others. Some seem really really slow, but some seem unnaturally fast. Is it just my eyes, or is there something more to it? (besides null movement script)
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So lately while dicking around in mge, I don't know if it's me or the game, but some scouts just have faster strafes than others. Some seem really really slow, but some seem unnaturally fast. Is it just my eyes, or is there something more to it? (besides null movement script)
there is nothing to it, all in your head. null movement script doesn't really do anything also
there is nothing to it, all in your head. null movement script doesn't really do anything also
some people are just good at mashing a+d
its awful anyway, wouldnt worry about it
some people are just good at mashing a+d
its awful anyway, wouldnt worry about it
its awful anyway, wouldnt worry about it
Models in TF2 don't have the smoothest right-to-left transitions, so it can get wonky when coupled with latency, I guess. I know what you mean though, what with the crazy stutter-stepping some people do.
Models in TF2 don't have the smoothest right-to-left transitions, so it can get wonky when coupled with latency, I guess. I know what you mean though, what with the crazy stutter-stepping some people do.
while we're on the subject of scout movement
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkrDWw7xkys#t=14s this has always looked neat to me
while we're on the subject of scout movement
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkrDWw7xkys#t=14s this has always looked neat to me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkrDWw7xkys#t=14s this has always looked neat to me
you can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?
you can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?
L-blockyou can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.
[quote=L-block]you can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?[/quote]
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.
simple answer: packet loss
does ducktapping while on the ground affect the hitbox?
EDIT: I should probably log out of this account
simple answer: packet loss
does ducktapping while on the ground affect the hitbox?
EDIT: I should probably log out of this account
does ducktapping while on the ground affect the hitbox?
EDIT: I should probably log out of this account
we always claim pizza either has a jetpack or is a bug because of how much faster he seems to move than other scouts
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air
we always claim pizza either has a jetpack or is a bug because of how much faster he seems to move than other scouts
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air
capnfapnL-blockyou can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused
[quote=capnfapn][quote=L-block]you can always strafe tighter, kinda like soldiers and rocket jumping, but since scouts never really get that much height, does it really make much of a difference?[/quote]
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.[/quote]
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused
I think we're talking about regular ground strafing silly.
anyway, i think that the reason why some scouts seem to strafe faster than others is because the faster strafing ones have more random movement. If your brain can easily catch on to the pattern the other scout is moving in they will seem slower. Since you probably wanna emulate their movement just try and focus on staying away from patterns. the trick to being hard to hit is to play like the WASD like the worst drummer ever. Change the tempo constantly and have no rhythm.[/quote]
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused
mwe always claim pizza either has a jetpack or is a bug because of how much faster he seems to move than other scouts
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air
We're on to you, zza.
[quote=m]we always claim pizza either has a jetpack or is a bug because of how much faster he seems to move than other scouts
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air[/quote]
We're on to you, zza.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/QJmmN.gif[/img]
in reality its just years of developing mouse control and controlling momentum/strafes in the air[/quote]
We're on to you, zza.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/QJmmN.gif[/img]
My old keyboard had big slow clunky keys, that could certainly be a factor with some players
My old keyboard had big slow clunky keys, that could certainly be a factor with some players
L-block -stuff-
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused
It is the same speed, but it looks jittery sometimes. It's one of those weird things Scouts do, like how Scouts with crouchjump scripts (or just really quick fingers) sometimes do the 'launched by an explosion limbs flailing' animation on double jump.
EDIT: Quote format.
[quote=L-block] -stuff-
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused[/quote]
It is the same speed, but it looks jittery sometimes. It's one of those weird things Scouts do, like how Scouts with crouchjump scripts (or just really quick fingers) sometimes do the 'launched by an explosion limbs flailing' animation on double jump.
EDIT: Quote format.
wait but then
isnt it obviously the same speed??? im confused[/quote]
It is the same speed, but it looks jittery sometimes. It's one of those weird things Scouts do, like how Scouts with crouchjump scripts (or just really quick fingers) sometimes do the 'launched by an explosion limbs flailing' animation on double jump.
EDIT: Quote format.
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