Binding Dodge?
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seriously, it is best to learn it normally. it allows you more freedom with your dodging and doesn't clutter your keyboard with useless keybinds
yea but there is a split secont of u standing still, or at least a split secont u have to wait till u dodge wich can mean a big difference...
d][Pa said:
:tup:Seriously though, just practice practice practice.
When I went from Quake 3 to UT'99 for a short period of time I HATED dodging. It just takes a while. Pretty soon you'll be dodging like crazy.
u kant bind it to 1 key becuz it wud be a cheat if u did and u would be lame and u would be cheating and u would be u...
pIR4na said:well i dont think there is a way u can bind it to one key but when u have been playing ut for as long as i have u get used to it
and when u understand how to move correctly and safely u can get from A to B twice as fast and more improtantly ALIVE
We are an english speaking forum, not whatever that was. Foreign languages aren't allowed here, sorry.
To answer the original question, no, you can't, this has never been possible. Besides, is it really that hard to double tap the movement key?
http://www.ampednews.com/index.php?page=articles&id=241
that is a very very basic article i wrote.. just explains simple aspects of weapons and movements.. go down to the section titled "Float like a butterfly".. it will tell you how to dodge properly.
basically, dont try to dodge forward.. dodge to the side and curve yourself back to straighten out.. you move in a more curved path almost. read the article, i explained it more in depth.
that is a very very basic article i wrote.. just explains simple aspects of weapons and movements.. go down to the section titled "Float like a butterfly".. it will tell you how to dodge properly.
basically, dont try to dodge forward.. dodge to the side and curve yourself back to straighten out.. you move in a more curved path almost. read the article, i explained it more in depth.
Deposition said:
Maybe this time you can try typing it so we can read it, or you're going to find yourself not taken seriously. Want to try again?
I'm just trying to let you know you should probably type so people can read your posts. This is not a chat room, it is a forum. If you don't feel like taking the time to make yourself understood, no one's going to take the time and read anything you have to say. If it doesn't matter enough to you to make it readable, why should it matter to us?
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Nemephosis said:
Your eliteism is getting in the way of the topic. If you can't understand what he's saying, the problem is on your end. Ain't no rule online saying anyone has to use perfect grammar.
All you had to say was "there's no way to do that, sorry". Surely that wouldn't be that hard?
And I'd like to point out that being taken seriously by someone complaining abouit this kinda stuff ain't exactly something most people are really gunnin' for.
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Deposition said:
This is just how the movement works in Unreal. It has been the same way since Unreal 1 and I dont think they are going to change it now. The only thing you can do is learn to live with it
No, not being literate is getting in the way. If it's not worth typing out to him, then it isn't worth giving an answer to. This isn't hard to get.
deposition.. my article gave you the answer to your question ~_~
if you dodge properly, there wont be a slight pause when you take your finger off the key in order to double tap it... instead, while running forward, you will double tap one of the side directions.. then hold the directional key of the opposite direction you dodged (if you dodged to the right.. hold left..) and then double jump... if you do it correctly, your person will basically throw themselves in a curve ball motion. not only does dodging to the side like that move you slightly larger distances, it is more effective because there wont be that slight pause of yourself standing still.
http://www.ampednews.com/index.php?page=articles&id=241
like i said, that article explains all the basics of 2k4, including movement
if you dodge properly, there wont be a slight pause when you take your finger off the key in order to double tap it... instead, while running forward, you will double tap one of the side directions.. then hold the directional key of the opposite direction you dodged (if you dodged to the right.. hold left..) and then double jump... if you do it correctly, your person will basically throw themselves in a curve ball motion. not only does dodging to the side like that move you slightly larger distances, it is more effective because there wont be that slight pause of yourself standing still.
http://www.ampednews.com/index.php?page=articles&id=241
like i said, that article explains all the basics of 2k4, including movement