https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw
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Good video honestly, I also think these things he brought up is why I never switched to overwatch
Good video honestly, I also think these things he brought up is why I never switched to overwatch
solid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely used
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641
solid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely used
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641
bearodactylsolid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely used
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641
I think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam
[quote=bearodactyl]solid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely used
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641[/quote]
I think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641[/quote]
I think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam
springrollsbearodactylsolid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely usedI think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641
With a null movement script, if you press A then D, you will move right. Without a null movement script, you will just stand still. It affects what your effective input is.
This is separate from the (slight) movement acceleration in TF2: when you change direction or start moving, your speed ramps up from 0 to maximum over a very small period of time. CS:GO has the same mechanic, but it is much stronger. This is different from Overwatch: , where you start out at full speed whenever you move in a new direction (except for lucio I think?)
[quote=springrolls][quote=bearodactyl]solid video but not quite correct when he says "at a fundamental level, the characters in tf2 take time to switch directions" because null movement cancelling scripts exist and are so widely used
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641[/quote]
I think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam[/quote]
With a null movement script, if you press A then D, you will move right. Without a null movement script, you will just stand still. It affects what your effective input is.
This is separate from the (slight) movement acceleration in TF2: when you change direction or start moving, your speed ramps up from 0 to maximum over a very small period of time. CS:GO has the same mechanic, but it is much stronger. This is different from Overwatch: , where you start out at full speed whenever you move in a new direction (except for lucio I think?)
time stamp in video where he says this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqImZKygvw&t=641[/quote]
I think he means the non instantaneous movement accel that existe when going from being still to moving. Subtle in tf2 compared to cs:go but hey at least its not overwatch with no accel and aids adad crouch spam[/quote]
With a null movement script, if you press A then D, you will move right. Without a null movement script, you will just stand still. It affects what your effective input is.
This is separate from the (slight) movement acceleration in TF2: when you change direction or start moving, your speed ramps up from 0 to maximum over a very small period of time. CS:GO has the same mechanic, but it is much stronger. This is different from Overwatch: , where you start out at full speed whenever you move in a new direction (except for lucio I think?)
there is this vid too by him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IQgRifoSko
there is this vid too by him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IQgRifoSko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IQgRifoSko
VulcanDidn’t jerma “return” a couple of months ago
Jerma just played some TF2 on stream
[quote=Vulcan]Didn’t jerma “return” a couple of months ago[/quote]
Jerma just played some TF2 on stream
Jerma just played some TF2 on stream
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