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Force jumping
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AszyNq0Jjb0"]Force jumping - a new TF2 technique[/ame]
Force jumping is a new technique that was apparently "introduced" by Valve when they changed the Force-a-Nature mechanics. Since I do not use the Force-a-Nature I did not know of this until now.
If you run forwards as a Scout with the Force-a-Nature, aim at about a 45 degree angle up from the ground (Do not look straight at the ground, it has to be at a pretty much perfect 45 degree angle), crouch and immedately jump and fire, the momentum for the gun and the jump will add up and propel you almost as high as a Soldier's rocket jump. You can then use your double jump to take yourself in any direction.
You can just double jump then shoot below you with the Force-a-Nature and get the same height but with Force jumping you can get the same height of a normal triple jump without using your second jump which you can then use. It's basically a quadruple jump!
I do hope Valve does not "fix" this since it gives the Scout some more flexibility. If this does become a part of the Force-a-Nature I might aswell experiment with it for a while and use it now and then.
-Calle
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AszyNq0Jjb0"]Force jumping - a new TF2 technique[/ame]
Force jumping is a new technique that was apparently "introduced" by Valve when they changed the Force-a-Nature mechanics. Since I do not use the Force-a-Nature I did not know of this until now.
If you run forwards as a Scout with the Force-a-Nature, aim at about a 45 degree angle up from the ground (Do not look straight at the ground, it has to be at a pretty much perfect 45 degree angle), crouch and immedately jump and fire, the momentum for the gun and the jump will add up and propel you almost as high as a Soldier's rocket jump. You can then use your double jump to take yourself in any direction.
You can just double jump then shoot below you with the Force-a-Nature and get the same height but with Force jumping you can get the same height of a normal triple jump without using your second jump which you can then use. It's basically a quadruple jump!
I do hope Valve does not "fix" this since it gives the Scout some more flexibility. If this does become a part of the Force-a-Nature I might aswell experiment with it for a while and use it now and then.
-Calle
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