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There are a number of things you can do, as a player, to make the game easier, more fun, or to totally thrash yourself. Here are some of them | There are a number of things you can do, as a player, to make the game easier, more fun, or to totally thrash yourself. Here are some of them: | ||
== [[Double Binding]] == | == [[Double Binding]] == | ||
Double Binding is a common technique | Double Binding is a common technique in which two keys are pressed to turn around quickly. | ||
== [[Custom Camera]] == | == [[Custom Camera]] == | ||
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Are you tired of smart cam? Don't like in-cam? Wouldn't you like to have your own cam? | Are you tired of smart cam? Don't like in-cam? Wouldn't you like to have your own cam? | ||
== Camera Glance Keys == | == [[Camera Glance Keys]] == | ||
Use them! By default they are bound to the arrow keys. | Use them! By default they are bound to the arrow keys. | ||
== | == [[Effects and Display]] == | ||
A Guide to video display and effects. | |||
== [[ | == [[Digging|Pure grind, aka Digging]] == | ||
Prevent others from getting behind your wall and out of your box! | |||
== [[Cutting]] == | |||
The most straight forward way to take the enemies zone from a circling defender. | |||
[[Category:Playing]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:52, 23 August 2021
There are a number of things you can do, as a player, to make the game easier, more fun, or to totally thrash yourself. Here are some of them:
Double Binding is a common technique in which two keys are pressed to turn around quickly.
Are you tired of smart cam? Don't like in-cam? Wouldn't you like to have your own cam?
Use them! By default they are bound to the arrow keys.
A Guide to video display and effects.
Prevent others from getting behind your wall and out of your box!
The most straight forward way to take the enemies zone from a circling defender.
