Need Help With Strafe Jump

[SlickCinema]

Can you please tell me what im doing wrong. I want to improve. The only reason the FPS is like that is because of Fraps and this is a demo so it was actually 250

[Xpayne]

90 degress

[Hoogie]

125 FPS.

[H0mie]

dont stop ur turning in mid air

[SlickCinema]

125 FPS.

Doesn't 250 make you go even further?

dont stop ur turning in mid air

thanks for the tip. I'll try that

[BeZZo]

FPS won't make much difference if you can't jump right

[SlickCinema]

Still cant do the gap

[Xpayne]

Firstly you run too much!
secondly 90 degrees not 140*-150* (Your save possition is wrong and u run like a circle which is no needed ) + (try understand my english)
thridly Keep trying

[Xpayne]

I know its CoD2 but this is also work for CoD4 - our CoD4 tutorial strafe is blocked in my country so i cannot add here.

[SlickCinema]

Firstly you run too much!
secondly 90 degrees not 140*-150* (Your save possition is wrong and u run like a circle which is no needed ) + (try understand my english)
thridly Keep trying

so how much do i run before i turn? And in the tutorial he says 120 degrees. Thanks for the help by the way

[Pedsdude]

so how much do i run before i turn? And in the tutorial he says 120 degrees. Thanks for the help by the way

That's the "advanced" tutorial for longer distances. You want to get used to doing it 45-90 degrees to get the general technique down and then you can improve on it and modify your technique.

You don't need to run that much, particularly for short distances. What distance are you trying in the video? And use 125 FPS, it's the best for practicing.

[SlickCinema]

so how much do i run before i turn? And in the tutorial he says 120 degrees. Thanks for the help by the way

That's the "advanced" tutorial for longer distances. You want to get used to doing it 45-90 degrees to get the general technique down and then you can improve on it and modify your technique.

You don't need to run that much, particularly for short distances. What distance are you trying in the video? And use 125 FPS, it's the best for practicing.

The distance in that video was 310. Is there a training map for begginers?

[Pedsdude]

I would recommend starting from the lower distances as KS suggested, and working your way up. Starting on 310 isn't going to work very well.

[[SoE]_Zaitsev]

Just keep practising, eventually you'll get the hang of it.

[SlickCinema]

i'll keep practicing. I just don't seem to be making any progress