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Article #93074

Strafe-jumping is back!

#93074
From: LoTekGuru
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 21:28
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Not sure if any of you noticed, but I was checking out the CTF maps that 
came with RoE and just out of habit I tried a strafe-jump when I jumped from 
the upper to the lower level of the first map, and it launched me about 3x 
as far as a normal running jump would have...  After messing around with it 
some, it seems I still need a lot of practice at it.  It's going to take 
some getting used to because the "feel" for SJ'ing isn't the same as it is 
in Q3, but it can be done.  I seem to get the best acceleration on a normal 
SJ by landing on a downward slope and jumping at the same time, kind of like 
the way ramp jumping worked in Q2 but with the slope going in the other 
direction. 
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