[0:00] if you've ever played Apex you've
[0:02] probably played a tutorial this is where
[0:03] the game teaches you basic concepts but
[0:05] one of the things it misses out on is
[0:07] movement so in today's video I'm going
[0:09] to be teaching you just that the guide
[0:11] isn't PC specific but if you are a PC
[0:13] player make sure that you've bound your
[0:14] scroll wheel to the forward input for
[0:16] either scroll up or scroll down and then
[0:18] the opposite scroll input for jumping
[0:20] it's not really a necessity for most of
[0:22] the tricks here but it will make it much
[0:24] easier and before we start going into
[0:26] the cool flashy techniques I want to
[0:28] cover a pivotal part of movements that
[0:30] most guides don't really cover and that
[0:32] is air strafing air strafing is
[0:34] something that most Source game players
[0:35] know about but if you're new to Apex or
[0:37] Source games in general this might just
[0:39] sound like complete Greek To You air
[0:41] strafing along with lurching are mid-air
[0:43] movement inputs which allows me to do
[0:45] this so basically middle movement
[0:47] properly controlling your movement while
[0:49] mid-air is composed of two parts one
[0:51] being your movement input and the other
[0:53] being your aim let me switch to oxygen
[0:55] to give you a better example keep in
[0:56] mind that what I'm showing you isn't
[0:58] necessarily just for octane or what you
[0:59] you take the jump Pad but the jump pad
[1:01] gives me a little bit more space to show
[1:03] you what's happening if I just take a
[1:05] jump pad and hold the movement key while
[1:06] mid-air I'll be moving a little bit to
[1:08] the side if I just turn my aim nothing
[1:10] really happens I just keep going the
[1:12] same direction but if I combine the two
[1:14] by slowly rotating my view in the
[1:16] direction of which I am turning with my
[1:17] movement key I can make a much wider
[1:20] turn the same principle allows When
[1:22] jumping normally off the ground and
[1:23] really whenever in the game lurching can
[1:26] also be used to adjust your movement and
[1:27] gain any horizontal velocity on the spot
[1:30] for example if you are running in One
[1:31] Direction and jump by using only your
[1:34] movement Keys you can actually change
[1:35] the direction of the jump you can even
[1:37] do a backwards input to stop yourself
[1:39] mid-air this is something that's known
[1:41] as a redirect also a quick tip you can
[1:43] use this to slide in any direction that
[1:45] you want to confuse your enemies all you
[1:47] have to do is run jump use your movement
[1:49] inputs to gradually control yourself in
[1:51] the direction which you want to slide
[1:52] and then Crouch when you're going to hit
[1:54] the ground if done properly you can
[1:56] actually enter a backward slide from a
[1:58] forward running position it's a good get
[2:00] to spend extra time getting a good grasp
[2:02] of air strafing and lurching as these
[2:04] are the bases for most movement
[2:05] techniques and having a good feeling for
[2:07] how to abuse them will make every
[2:09] subsequent movement technique that much
[2:10] easier to pull off but now let's start
[2:12] off with the moving technique that
[2:14] you'll be using most of the time during
[2:15] the game and that is the Run slide or
[2:17] slide jump or whatever it goes by when
[2:19] you are running or rotating you want to
[2:21] initiate a slide and after a little
[2:22] while make a jump to cancel that slide
[2:25] sliding and canceling makes you harder
[2:27] to hit but most importantly will give
[2:28] you a little bit of a velocity boost
[2:30] making it faster than just running in a
[2:32] straight line keep in mind though that
[2:34] doing this up or down Hills will affect
[2:36] the slide but just continue doing it and
[2:38] you'll get the hang of it as for when
[2:39] you should initiate a slide keep an eye
[2:41] on the left hand on your screen as you
[2:43] are running once the hand falls down a
[2:45] second time and a little while after you
[2:47] are safe to initiate a slide and get the
[2:49] most efficient timing when it comes to
[2:50] the Run slide meaning that you'll be
[2:52] able to pull more of these off and
[2:53] rotate faster than anyone else in the
[2:55] lobby keep in mind that you're still
[2:57] able to slide uphill but depending on
[2:59] the slopes you probably won't see much
[3:00] of a benefit of going for the slide jump
[3:02] sliding up Health also poses a risk of
[3:04] getting dead slides which means you
[3:06] randomly get stuck in the ground so it's
[3:08] not really worth it sliding down slopes
[3:10] is worth it as you might recall it being
[3:12] mentioned in the tutorial you will get
[3:13] even more speed if you start a slide on
[3:15] a downhill slope even if it's a shorter
[3:17] one unlike the Long Hill that you slide
[3:19] down in the firing range if you have to
[3:20] escape an enemy and heal up at the same
[3:22] time you want to try to pop your healing
[3:24] items while sliding down any Hill as
[3:26] this minimizes your movement's penalty
[3:28] and this is when we're going to start
[3:29] introducing Edge boosting this is a
[3:31] phenomenon in the game where sliding off
[3:33] a ledge will give you a small speed
[3:35] boost this can be combined with a jump
[3:36] at the very end of the ledge to get even
[3:38] more speed and is something you want to
[3:40] look out for especially when you're just
[3:42] rotating and start jumping around
[3:43] between point a and point B moving on
[3:46] we're going to take a look at wall jumps
[3:48] I've been wall jumping since the
[3:49] technique was discovered in like early
[3:51] 2019 and I believe I developed Flawless
[3:53] techniques since then the trick is to
[3:55] constantly do it when you are rotating
[3:57] because this adds a little bit of extra
[3:58] speed and it makes rotation is a lot
[4:00] less boring to deal with to do a simple
[4:02] wall jump run towards a wall and
[4:04] initiate a slide follow this by jumping
[4:06] and timing your jumpsuit that you hit
[4:08] the wall at the peak of your jump also
[4:10] after you've jumped let's go with all of
[4:11] your movement Keys once you hit the wall
[4:13] you'll also hear a thump jump again to
[4:15] get launched in the direction of which
[4:17] you were going you can also level up
[4:19] your wall jumps by instead of completely
[4:21] letting go of your movement after
[4:22] jumping by adding a backwards and or
[4:24] sideways input in the direction of which
[4:26] you are going at the same time as you do
[4:28] the jump input when hitting the wall
[4:30] this gives you even more momentum and
[4:32] control of the direction of which you
[4:34] are going you can also get more precise
[4:36] control of where you are going by
[4:38] turning your view around after the
[4:39] bounce if you try wall bouncing off
[4:41] objects that are a little bit shorter
[4:43] that normally would make you climb make
[4:45] sure to let go of your forward input and
[4:46] do a side input when you would bounce
[4:48] away from it this stops the game from
[4:50] starting a climb animation in the first
[4:51] place and that's because if you jump at
[4:53] the ledge while holding your forward
[4:55] input you will initiate a climb also
[4:57] it's good to know that you can jump at
[4:59] Ledges with a 4 forward input and then
[5:00] stop moving in any direction after
[5:02] latching on as this will make your
[5:04] Legend hang over the edge until you
[5:05] decide to climb up or I guess drop off
[5:07] moving on we have bunny hopping this is
[5:10] another OG technique that gaming
[5:12] veterans might recognize which allows
[5:14] you to keep most if not all of your
[5:15] momentum by bouncing before you hit the
[5:17] ground and let it slow you down to pull
[5:19] this off all you have to do is build any
[5:21] momentum in this case we'll do a slight
[5:23] jump and then spam the jump input
[5:25] without any additional inputs necessary
[5:27] as I'm about to hit the ground it does
[5:28] help if your scroll wheel is bound to
[5:30] jump you can get farther by using a
[5:32] version of the air strafing I mentioned
[5:33] earlier namely turning your view to the
[5:35] left or the right combined with side
[5:37] input simultaneously retaining momentum
[5:39] is especially huge if you've gotten a
[5:41] high velocity move off such as taking a
[5:43] jump pad a gravity Cannon or you name it
[5:46] you can also hold Crouch when initiating
[5:48] The Bunny Hop to get the slide off this
[5:49] gives you a little bit of less side
[5:51] movement but will make you smaller and
[5:53] harder to hit this can also make you
[5:54] harder to hit after popping a battery
[5:56] although this isn't as strong as it used
[5:57] to be it still allows you to keep moving
[5:59] and maybe around that corner while being
[6:01] difficult to hit if you're playing
[6:03] octane you can easily combine a Crouch
[6:05] Bunny Hop your stem and popping a
[6:07] battery and not actually seeing any
[6:08] movement penalty let's continue with the
[6:10] zipline super jump there is a lot of
[6:12] different variations of the zipline
[6:13] jumps but seeing as this is a beginner's
[6:16] guide we'll cover the most important and
[6:18] basic one the zipline super jump allows
[6:20] you to pull off a super high jump by
[6:22] abusing a zipline and it looks something
[6:24] like this it might seem a bit difficult
[6:26] but is actually pretty simple once you
[6:28] get a hang of it to do a super jump
[6:29] stand under a zipline while looking up
[6:31] at it interact with it and then
[6:33] immediately do a jump input afterwards
[6:35] this also helps if you jump with your
[6:37] scroll wheel the timing does take a
[6:39] little while to get down but this small
[6:40] movement technique will give you
[6:42] infinite value to climb certain
[6:43] buildings all over Apex and of course to
[6:46] top it off let's cover the reason why I
[6:48] asked muscle cable users to binder
[6:50] forward input to the scroll wheel we're
[6:52] talking about the Forbidden technique of
[6:54] tap strafing this technique uses a mix
[6:56] of air acceleration and takes lurching
[6:58] to the max by spamming Lurch in inputs
[7:00] with your scroll wheel and despite what
[7:01] people tell you is very simple to pull
[7:03] off with enough practice the core part
[7:06] of the tap strafe is basically the same
[7:07] movement that I taught you about air
[7:09] acceleration at the start of the video
[7:11] after getting some speed turn your view
[7:13] around while adding side movement inputs
[7:15] in the direction of which you are going
[7:16] but only this time you're also going to
[7:19] be using your scroll wheel for the
[7:21] entire duration of the Turn The Wider
[7:23] the turn the longer your scroll needs to
[7:25] be this takes a little bit of practice
[7:26] to get down but it's extremely simple
[7:28] and tap shaping is a fundamental
[7:30] technique when it comes to movement it
[7:32] can be combined into infinitely more
[7:34] movement techniques but that's for
[7:35] advanced users and if you would like to
[7:37] you can learn more about that later by
[7:39] checking out the rest of the videos on
[7:40] my channel specifically uh this one and
[7:43] wow we're almost 8 minutes in so as a
[7:45] thank you for watching this far I'd like
[7:47] to give you some extra quick movement
[7:49] tips that will elevate your movements
[7:50] that much more also since you did end up
[7:53] watching this far make sure that you've
[7:54] hit the Subscribe button you can climb a
[7:56] little bit farther by adding a left or
[7:58] right movement input at the very peak of
[8:00] your climb right when you're about to
[8:02] start jumping off you can cancel the
[8:04] fault stun by touching a wall of bytes
[8:06] before landing if you stand right by
[8:08] octane's jump pad and punch towards it
[8:10] in the way that the punch wind-up puts
[8:12] you on the jump pad this will make you
[8:13] bounce straight up on the jump pad
[8:15] without actually going anywhere exiting
[8:17] Horizon's tactical will give you enough
[8:19] of a speed boost to launch you about 20
[8:21] meters horizontally if you jump off at
[8:23] the peak the jump Arch will give you
[8:25] about a 27 meter distance also if you're
[8:27] interested in more advanced movement
[8:29] check out the video on the screen thank
[8:31] you so much for watching and I'll see
[8:32] you all tomorrow