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Types of movements
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Which movement is better
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Absolute | 80.77% (21) | |
Relative movement | 19.23% (5) |
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I use relative movement at the moment because I like it more, it was hard to control first but now I can play good like on absolute mode.
As Pyromatic said, both have their pros and cons, so I bound
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bind "space" "relativemovement"
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So eyah, absolute, simply for the sake of my sanity.
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united has written
Relative movement takes a long time to learn and master it, on the opposite, absolute is easier and faster. Also, it's way more easier to use absolute while flashed rather than relative.
wrong.
if u start with rel u'll find absolute the same. and getting flashed is not a problem if u start cs2d with rel
once youve played enough there are only like two differences between abs and rel:
1. u can move more directly with rel
2. rel is more difficult in tight areas (like de_cs2d)
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