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yes but you have to relise that everything get's derailed here and turned into flame wars and is just how these forums work or at least from my experience
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yes but you have to relise that everything get's derailed here and turned into flame wars and is just how these forums work or at least from my experience
I find a good way to do fast lateral jumps is by crouch jumping, but shooting 5-6 feet in front of you instead of beneath you. You can also shoot at walls you are near to get the effect, which is what you seem to be asking. Obviously you have to look the opposite direction from which you wish to travel to shoot the rocket, so it is easiest to do with a high-dpi mouse so you can turn back and see where you are going again.
A good way to practice is to create a 2 fort server to practice on (and guys, please give me a sec to explain before you burn me for liking 2 fort). If you practice running towards the water, snapping around, doing the lateral jump, then looking back, it'll give you good practice. You should be able to pretty easily clear the water and get to the other side. Once you can consistently get that down, move on to other maps and practice in new scenarios.
Its really easy to wall rocket jump to let you get to the point faster, you just need to know at what angle and keep in mind the things that could block you like the roof other walls that stick out ect. Its very helpful and I use it often on different maps, just takes practice to do it properly.
Sometime in august I'll be hosting a comp. solly class in which we will cover rocket jumping efficiently amongst other things. and if there is enough interest I might even turn it into a class on regular basis.So, I've been getting the basics down about rocket jumping.
However, I watched a bunch of comp. play with tf2 soldiers
and they do this kind of jump called wall jumping where you jump off a wall of a building or object, you don't lose much HP and you travel very fast.
I can't seem to find a GOOD video on this technique.
If anyone can teach me or show me a video on how to do this
and how to practice it, that'd be great.
Thanks, Ruthless.![]()
