[video=youtube;vqv01s3oZGU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqv01s3oZGU[/video]
I fucking love this
I wish you could actually see the tricks instead of two second clips of each one
It's backwards bunny hopping.
You jump backwards, then crouch jump to gain momentum.
This was used to play through Half Life 2 in an hour and a half.
[QUOTE=Pnukup;42270535]It's backwards bunny hopping.
You jump backwards, then crouch jump to gain momentum.
This was used to play through Half Life 2 in an hour and a half.[/QUOTE]
Valve implemented a speed limit in Source games whereby if you go over a certain limit it'll push the player backwards in an equal force to bring it back to the limit.
But if you're going backwards and not pressing forwards like when you're ABHing then the game doesn't recognize that you're actually going backwards instead of forwards, and still tries to push you backwards, which in turn pushes the player faster and faster.
First rule of portraying your vidya skills in a video: Do it in first person view.
I thought I was watching the intro, but then it ended.
Is this like the Portal equivalent of DeFRaG?
[QUOTE=MasterFen006;42270593]stuff[/QUOTE]
but how the heck do you see where you're going?
[QUOTE=mini me;42271342]but how the heck do you see where you're going?[/QUOTE]
Lots of practice
[QUOTE=Pnukup;42270535]It's backwards bunny hopping.
You jump backwards, then crouch jump to gain momentum.
This was used to play through Half Life 2 in an hour and a half.[/QUOTE]
For anyone who's interested in that trick being used to skip a load of HL2, watch this [B]from 41:32 onwards[/B].
[video=youtube;NV-AWxqYAgc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV-AWxqYAgc[/video]
Yeah, I was really dumbfounded too, the first time I saw it.
[QUOTE=mini me;42271342]but how the heck do you see where you're going?[/QUOTE]
You don't, you know where you're going.
seeing this makes me wish there was a multiplayer game where each player had their own portal gun-like device
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