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Ond_kajaD00T_D00Tstutter-stepping can be really annoying in mge (ammomod in particular) when fighting both scouts and soldiers.
To me all it does is take that out of the equation and I don't see why you'd want that.
Then again, I don't really know anyone who stutter-steps in actual games.
stutter stepping in tf2 is mostly useless but the null cancelling movement script doesn't prevent you from doing that
I *personally* find it makes it too awkward to use consistently.
Again, just me.
stutter-stepping can be really annoying in mge (ammomod in particular) when fighting both scouts and soldiers.
To me all it does is take that out of the equation and I don't see why you'd want that.
Then again, I don't really know anyone who stutter-steps in actual games.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8XuTAIIIJs
All of this.
Sometimes I randomly flick about like I have parkison's
Don't play mge bball. Rent a server and make a lobby.
Learn to ctap, do alot of jumping and you'll be a bball master in no time 8)