In my effort..

**section-8** · 01-09-2006, 09:09 PM

Yet another reasonable way to "crack jump" : using the physics of source

visual: me |wall| enemy

objective: grenade enemy directly on the other side of the wall

if i cant jump...its pretty much impossible without bouncing the nade off the opposite wall (there may be none)
if i can jump, due to the physics in source, i will release the grenade when i start to fall...this will make the grenade clear the wall and angle straight down towards the enemy. this is crack jumping.

oh, and: jumping DOES lessen the effects of a grenade...no matter how much you think it doesnt

Karkianman101 · 01-10-2006, 12:50 AM

I'm pretty sure that the definition of crack jumping is repeatedly jumping to avoid fire or jumping out from behind a corner, and that normal jumping, such as peeking over things, obstacle clearance, and in this case projectile assistance, is perfectly fine.

**section-8** · 01-10-2006, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Karkianman101

I'm pretty sure that the definition of crack jumping is repeatedly jumping to avoid fire or jumping out from behind a corner, and that normal jumping, such as peeking over things, obstacle clearance, and in this case projectile assistance, is perfectly fine.

nope. we cant do that either. peeking over things is not ok. jumping to an objective is the only thing that is ok...killing an enemy is not an objective...

**Wyzcrak** · 01-10-2006, 01:00 AM

section-8, you may contact me at your convenience.

**CingularDuality** · 01-10-2006, 05:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Karkianman101

I'm pretty sure that the definition of crack jumping is repeatedly jumping to avoid fire or jumping out from behind a corner, and that normal jumping, such as peeking over things, obstacle clearance, and in this case projectile assistance, is perfectly fine.

And to clarify for everyone else, Kark is correct on this...

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