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do you think the movement is too easy in 1.6? Bhopping is very easy to do consistently compared to GO which is hard to get more than 2 bhops consistently. (for me at least). Everyone says it has way better movement, what do u think?
it's not easy but you can do more things movement related in 1.6
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Why is that a bad thing? Just adds another mechanic to the game.
And to OP: hitting bhops in CSGO is not harder than in 1.6, it's just that they have purposely made bhopping impossible. If you hit the jumps perfect you will actually lose speed in CSGO. When you get over 300 units/second it actually slows you down.
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You didn't press m1 and m2 at the same time, you pressed m2 a millisecond before you pressed m1. There is a big difference.
In 1.6 you could do "quickzooms" where you didn't even zoom, because you did it so fast - which was accurate, while actually hipshooting without scoping (i.e. clicking m2 at all) was still complete shit.
maybe it is OP, but at least it is consistent. I personally prefer consistency over luck.
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i was only talking about movement.
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So this is the results of monkey education
movement in 1.6 was very consistent. In GO you can do the same thing over and over and you wont be able to consistently bhop. its more luck based imo.
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that is what i meant. sorry if my post wasnt clear, i was talking just about movement
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Wasnt it source that it was easy to bhop in? I've played both 1.6 source and I think 1.6 is not that easy
bhopping is way too ez in 1.6 and that russian duck walking is just stupid.
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really? what's your best sbj block?
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bunny hopping may be easier in a fun server in 1.6 but a 1.6 player can learn and get a lot of advantages out of the movement compared to GO. just watch NEO demos in 1.6 train and see how he gets advantage of his movement skill. It's not easy to do what he does in a competitive game and no one was even near him.
in 1.6 you could tell a highskilled player just buy watching him move without firing a single bullet... while in csgo everybody moves like a bot.
in 1.6 it takes you years to master movement. just watch some highend matches on train fe. it is so hard to not f* up there on moves you will never see in cs:go.
movement is not about some random bhopping.
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The problem there is the higher playerbase now, particularly if you are initially placed in some shit MMR rank in CS:GO.
Everyone plays "competitive" in cs:go, and most of the players (including at highest level of matchmaking) have absolutely atrocious movement.
There is a reason that the vast majority of professionals today played 1.6 for years (and potentially even before 1.6) - because they have "game IQ" on a whole other level of the new players.
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i absolutely agree. 1st shot accuracy could have been a bit higher, but recoil, movement, flashes, wallbanging...so good :)
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Bhopping is just a little part of movement in 1.6. So many things you are able to do on that engine.
e.g. peaking over boxes with a duck
recoil resetting with duck
walking up small edges with a fast double duck instead of jumping
ladder movement
the list goes on..
So few people were actually able to do that properly.
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i played 1.6 and i'm happy there is no more russian walk. it's cheat because you're more silent but fast and it fucks up your hitbox
the peaking was better in 1.6 thanks to the crouch reactivity or smth
1.6, bhop all day, never miss a hop
css, too easy to bhop can just do laps around the map without even trying
csgo, lucky to hit 3 hops in a row, bit easier on 128 tick but still not consistent at all, but when you do hit like 6 or 7 hops in a row its very rewarding
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in csgo it's sometimes easier to bhop with a weapon in your hand, obviously don't start the hop with the weapon in your hand, always knife, then quick switch to weapon after you jump, i do it with the awp all the time
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You may be able to bunny hop a lot easier in 1.6 but there's different levels of bunnyhopping. If you can reach max forward speed and hop under objects and do all the longest jumps in the game then you know you're good. Just YouTube cs 1.6 bunnyhopping or something. There's tons of stuff on inferno/d2/nuke/train that is so fucking hard to do it took years to master it
1.6 movement was just in another level, not comparable to csgo movement
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How the fk is movement in 1.6 easier than csgo? lmao. Retarded kids these days pretending they know shit lol. In order to bhop in 1.6, you gotta jump and crouch. Basically, it's tricky to bhop in 1.6. In csgo, all you need to do is jump. Cs devs made it this way so anybody can bhop in csgo without a problem. not so much in 1.6.
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No begrip - No CS
Cant knifed to the head anymore, like wtf?
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the following 15sec action requires more movement skill than everything you can do in cs:go combined:
youtube.com/watch?v=oTh5v5Km-_c
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by "better movements", it means 1.6 allowed for high skill in movement. Theres a lot of stuff you could do aside from bhop, liek gstrafe and the movement allowed for neat tricks like getting onto little ledges without jumping by using that crouch hop technique.
CSGO its all the same, limited movement by nerfing bhop, ppl will mostly play the same style, thats y u cant even distinguish individual pros from their movements except for a few (like JW).
The only new and cool thing in CSGO is the runboost
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Runboost in CS 1.6
youtube.com/watch?v=AGngo-XWQm4
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not that kind, im well aware of this boost. Im talking about that abnormal acceleration that u get in csgo boost if u both jump at the same time
movement in 1.6 was the hardest part of the game
if we talk about semipro or prolevel.
there is a big gap between semipro players and pro players JUST CAUSE OF MOVEMENT.
in 1.6 we got many young talents. sweden mjaomode community (molander etc.) + keiz manne and other sick players.
in russia we got seized hally and other players. all of this guys played 1.6 for years and they didnt even reach top10 anyway. it was all about lan experience and movement. and after it about aim. 1.6 was the hardest game to master ever.
when in csgo every year we got new talents who can play on toplevel and just get top4 on major or some shit like that. in go u need only aim, in 1.6 u need brain.
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In CS:GO you basically just glide across the ground and lose almost no speed after landing. In 1.6 you lose a LOT of speed after landing on the ground.
That's the number 1 reason 1.6 movement > CS:GO movement imo.
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cs 1.6 movement, sound, hitreg > csgo
I think that you can achieve similar movement (nowhere near exact) if you put the time into it. For the past two weeks I've been focusing on BHops and headshots and can go 25-5 with 70% HS ratio + string together about 4-6 bhops usually. Idk if I would call 1.6 better, but it fit in that era, I think the CSGO still has lots of balancing to do IMO.
you can never do this in csgo youtu.be/_1TASgyfxZk?t=1m28s
Movement i 1.6 was so much harder and it seperated the bad players from the good. People saying cs:go movement is harder are kids who haven't played 1.6 enough.
I won't claim that I was good at 1.6 but I still can say that GO's movement feels more glidey.
1.6 along with Q3 had the most crisp, precise feel of movement.
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Movement does not equate to bhopping. Movement in 1.6 encompassed so much more than simply being able to bunny hop (duck peaking, ladder manipulation, recoil resetting, etc) and is what made 1.6 a game with such a higher skill ceiling than csgo.
Honestly though, the game with the greatest movement ever is team fortress classic (TFC, not that TF2 shit): youtube.com/watch?v=SvwHhp8mSFo
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Haaa! Yes. TFC, what a gem. Concussion grenades, baby! (Ricochet had some pretty crazy movement, too.)
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