#Quake 4 multiplayer characters how to#
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In quake 4 the only time you should be strafejumping in combat is if you are dodging a long range rocket, or you are running away and the person does not have a railgun. In ut2k4 its 54 sec for the 100 armor 27 sec for the 50 armor, 54 sec for the keg, amp is 81 sec. In quake4 its 25 sec for the armor, 35 for the megahealth and 2 min for the big powerups like quad haste invs and regen.

#Quake 4 multiplayer characters how to#

Another thing you want to remember if you want to have an advantage over pub players, is 95% of them do not know how to time powerups. Instead of trying to aim with your mouse while jumping around. By this I mean you keep your mouse incredibly steady (This is why low sensitivity players uasually shoot higher hit percentages) and just strafe back and forth and when your crosshair crosses your opponet, you fire. Another reason why you don't jump around in combat is if you want to be accurate with your gun you aim with your strafe and not with your mouse. When you jump in the air, where you are going to land is easily predictable, this makes you incredibly easy to hit.

All these games rely heavily upon hitscan. It's better to get into the practice of not jumping around while your fighting. Some newbie who shoots on avarege of 30 % hitscan or less its not going to make a difference what you do weather you strafe dodgejump or walk in a straight line. See the difference is you play against bad people online, and I play against good people. Strafejumping in game is useful for going places quickly, its not useful for combat.

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Playing free for alls all day, or pub ctf games really isin't going to make you better at the game anytime soon. Since you are just starting out you are going to have to get used to being beaten, rather badly, but over time you should see the improvment. It will also teach you map control, and what weapons work best for you in what situations. 1v1's will show you the flaws in your game and what you need to work on. The best way to get better at these types of First Person Shooters is to play a lot of 1v1.