Is there a way to fall faster ^.^
I thought about strafing down a wall, but a flat wall wouldn't work.. any ideas?
sv_gravity 1000
holding a awp? :D
double duck before fall i think but all knows it :P.
bibo u must be warned kid
u can beat clintmo_falling that way :P
Strafing will make you reach the falling topspeed more quickly ;)
No, its impossible to control vertical speed in air.
Originally posted by FaiLEDNo, its impossible to control vertical speed in air.
That's it :)
Originally posted by FaiLEDNo, its impossible to control vertical speed in air.
it is just turn /speed on and try what ndR said .. and try it without you`ll see the difference
just look down and strafe!
OT: I don't think its possible
Originally posted by akkordOriginally posted by FaiLEDNo, its impossible to control vertical speed in air.
it is just turn /speed on and try what ndR said .. and try it without you`ll see the difference
Well the /speed plugin shows both horizontal and vertical speed, so it's not right :/
Bibo`s right sv_gravity 1000)
yYy.Je is a bibo-fanboy.
No, its impossible to control vertical speed in air.
If we found a technique like that we could reverse it and be able to jump higher. So good luck :)
Originally posted by ndRStrafing will make you reach the falling topspeed more quickly ;)
No.
its like strafing down with gravity so ndR is right :)
suicidal?
ndR is not right, cuz How can u have the same jump time when u jump 260 (for example) with 351 maxspeed and 210 with 250 ?
You can't strafe down or up or whatever, if you look down and make a short strafe is = to looking horizontal and making a bigger one . And if what ndr says is right that means you can stay more time in the air withowt strafing , don't think it makes sense . Horizontal speed doesn't affect vertical speed in any way .
Originally posted by ndRStrafing will make you reach the falling topspeed more quickly ;)
nope, it will make your overall velocity bigger more quickly... but it'll still almost stop at 2k (you can get 2k+ velocity on really high jump with strafing) but that's the point, your velocity = sqrt(fallingspeed^2+strafespeed^2) Am I right?
so you can affect only horizontal speed and therefore overall velocity, but not vertical speed
still waitin for eDark, he's the pro in these things :D
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