Pyro
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You could just go on servers and reflect as much as possible
You could just go on servers and reflect as much as possible
The only thing I had trouble air blasting was Jarate & Arrows. other than that, it isn't that hard. Mostly because you can clearly see the projectile coming. Just work on reaction time.
Use this here to improve your reaction time
But as Hollowsoul said, its best to just get the firsthand experience.http://getyourwebsitehere.com/jswb/rttest01.html
Use this here to improve your reaction time
But as Hollowsoul said, its best to just get the firsthand experience.http://getyourwebsitehere.com/jswb/rttest01.htmlI personally found dodgeball to be less useful than actually just doing it on servers, since the rules are a little bit different with how the rocket is coming at you. That said, dodgeball is super fun. I also really like tr_walkway rc2 (http://forums.tf2maps.net/showthread.php?t=8909) for getting started on reflecting mechanics. (Along with EVERYTHING else; oh, plus, you can practice reflecting people and shotgunning, demo grenades, and even sentry rockets, which are all fun to reflect too.)
But, with the difference in latency and the artificiality blah blah blah, best training is really just to get into a server and play and reflect or die a lot trying.. lol
But, with the difference in latency and the artificiality blah blah blah, best training is really just to get into a server and play and reflect or die a lot trying.. lol
Don't do dodgeball. It's a completely different experience.
It's like anything else in this game, like aiming or learning good movement. You just have to keep practicing at it. There's no real trick or magic technique that'll make it easier. You just have to be good at timing, at reacting, and at predicting.
Think of it like a fighting game. The Pyro plays a lot like an aggro fighting game character: has to get in close to do lots of damage, does bursts of damage with combos, and tries to control the opponent into a defensive space so that you can remain on the offensive.
It's like anything else in this game, like aiming or learning good movement. You just have to keep practicing at it. There's no real trick or magic technique that'll make it easier. You just have to be good at timing, at reacting, and at predicting.
Think of it like a fighting game. The Pyro plays a lot like an aggro fighting game character: has to get in close to do lots of damage, does bursts of damage with combos, and tries to control the opponent into a defensive space so that you can remain on the offensive.
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