Hey, I was wondering if jumping around your opponent when fighting actually helps ?
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not funny.
EDIT: jumping around your opponent does help. Especially if you are playing scout. It doesn't make a difference as heavy, just melt their face.
Edited, Jan 11th 2008 10:58am by DrMayhem
EDIT: jumping around your opponent does help. Especially if you are playing scout. It doesn't make a difference as heavy, just melt their face.
Edited, Jan 11th 2008 10:58am by DrMayhem
Only if they are subject to epileptic fits.
It may just be a silly tactic by some people to attempt to prevent a target lock on.
It may just be a silly tactic by some people to attempt to prevent a target lock on.
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Cool, thanks.
I usually do it when I'm near death or trapped.
I usually do it when I'm near death or trapped.
Jumping, not so much, but I'm constantly tapping my strafe keys, for the same reason a boxer bounces on the balls of his feet - to be ready to move.
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Only if they are subject to epileptic fits.
I could just imagine a paladin falling off their chair as two rogues jump on him all jumping about >.<
"No...! I can't reach the Bubble button!"
Edited, Jan 11th 2008 6:40pm by SpiritDrinker
well you can jump through your opponent when their cast is about to finish and their spell won't go off b/c you might not still be in their line of sight. other than that, nice troll.
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