wolsne
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Last Posted May 30, 2020 at 12:41 PM
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#20 surf/hop in TF2 General Discussion
hooliwolsneWhy practice movement in a game outside of the one you compete in? If you're just playing movement mods for the sake of it, I agree cs:s and going forward momentum mod will be the way but so many people surf/bhop/jump in tf2 to refine movement skills for competitive play.by that logic why surf at all all when you can't surf in competitive play especially since you can make tighter turns on surf servers than you can on a comp server

surfing in cs and and momentum is 90%+ transferable to tf2

This is a narrow minded view of how movement mods can/do improve in-game performance. It's not just about in air control, or how tight of turns you can take. You build muscle memory improving everything from ground movement to raw aim. You're strengthening the muscles in your arm/wrist/hand which allows for fine grain precision.

Additionally, anyone who has some amount of time in multiple games will tell you that playing cs:s, cs:go, tf2, and Gmod are all very different. Also default tickrates play a huge factor in how easy some ground based tricks are.

posted about 4 years ago
#16 surf/hop in TF2 General Discussion

Why practice movement in a game outside of the one you compete in? If you're just playing movement mods for the sake of it, I agree cs:s and going forward momentum mod will be the way but so many people surf/bhop/jump in tf2 to refine movement skills for competitive play.

posted about 4 years ago
#39 job thread in Off Topic
PhantomI work in the produce department of a grocery store part time for 9 hours saturday and sunday. Being on your feet most of the day sucks but I steal stuff to eat all the time so it's not that bad

https://tips.fbi.gov/

posted about 4 years ago