[0:00] My name is Sonx and welcome to the
[0:01] season 26 movement guide for Apex
[0:03] Legends. Now, this season focuses on
[0:05] Bangalore as the main meta character.
[0:07] So, you're going to want to learn all
[0:08] these movement techniques to capitalize
[0:09] her movement in the battlefield. Now,
[0:11] before anything, if you play in
[0:12] controller, I just use the regular
[0:14] default layout. And then I also make
[0:16] sure my crouch button is set to toggle,
[0:17] and I'll show you why. And also, under
[0:19] gameplay, you want to make sure always
[0:20] sprint is always on. Now, the very first
[0:22] movement technique I want to teach you
[0:23] guys is the wall bounce. The wall bounce
[0:24] is probably the most fundamental
[0:26] quintessential movement technique you're
[0:28] going to learn in this game. And you're
[0:29] going to realize why in a second. Now,
[0:31] in order for you to do this correctly,
[0:32] you're going to first want to learn how
[0:34] to practice slide jumping. In order to
[0:36] slide jump is very simple. All those
[0:37] default settings and everything that it
[0:39] taught you is going to help you now. So,
[0:41] you're just going to run and you're
[0:42] going to start sprinting right away. And
[0:43] in order for you to do the slide jump,
[0:46] you're just going to while you're
[0:47] running, you're just going to slide.
[0:48] You're just going to hit your slide
[0:49] once. See, you don't have to hold it
[0:51] because it's toggle. And then you're
[0:52] just going to jump. Now, once you get a
[0:54] hang of that, you're going to want to
[0:55] just find a wall like so. And I want you
[0:58] guys to practice on a wall that is
[0:59] essentially kind of, you know, you're
[1:01] not going to start off in an angle.
[1:02] You're going to want to be directly
[1:03] facing the wall like so. Cuz a lot of
[1:05] people start wanting to do like sideways
[1:08] um wall bounce, 360s, and a whole bunch
[1:10] of other techniques, but you need to
[1:11] understand the fundamentals first. Find
[1:13] a wall like so, and just find a flat
[1:14] wall like this. And once you find
[1:16] something like this, you're going to
[1:17] want to learn how to just slide jump
[1:19] into the wall, okay? Instead of just in
[1:21] an open space, just slide jump into the
[1:23] wall. Once you do this, you're going to
[1:24] notice you're going to start climbing if
[1:26] you press your stick forward. See that?
[1:29] See, I'm climbing now. If I put my stick
[1:30] backward, watch this.
[1:34] I fall down, right? See that? See how
[1:36] I'm starting to fall down?
[1:38] You you you see how where we're going
[1:40] here, right? It's starting to kind of
[1:41] connect. See that? All you're going to
[1:44] do is while you're putting your stick
[1:46] backward, you're just going to press
[1:48] your jump button. That's literally it.
[1:50] That's the only missing ingredient.
[1:53] That's it. You're going to slide. You're
[1:55] going to start climbing. You put your
[1:56] stick backward. I know it sounds looks a
[1:58] little weird right now, but you do that
[2:01] fast enough. You see, I'm I'm I'm
[2:03] tightening the timing a little bit.
[2:06] And then bam, watch this.
[2:09] The wall jump gets as soon as you start
[2:11] climbing the wall or as soon as you hit
[2:13] the wall, put your stick backwards and
[2:14] you're going to hit your jump. you just
[2:16] do progressively
[2:18] um smaller steps each time. You don't
[2:21] want to just learn all this crazy
[2:22] movement. Now, just keep practicing this
[2:24] when you get the chance, even while
[2:25] you're in game. Practice this as much as
[2:26] you can. Now, a lot of people ask me,
[2:29] Sonic, how do you do the sideways wall
[2:30] bounce like this? Cuz a lot of people
[2:32] have a problem when they as soon as they
[2:34] try to do a sideways wall bounce, they
[2:36] get a failed little climb thing like
[2:38] that or or it doesn't really connect,
[2:41] you know? See, I'm trying to fail and it
[2:42] just it's not really working. cuz the
[2:44] more that you practice, the more it is
[2:46] almost impossible to fail a movement
[2:47] technique. So, I'll teach you guys how
[2:49] to do this right now. So, if you have a
[2:50] wall like this, you're going to want to
[2:51] make sure you face the wall every time
[2:54] that you perform a wall jump. It doesn't
[2:55] matter the angle that you're going. You
[2:57] can even go from a sideways position
[2:58] like this and still hit the wall jump.
[3:00] So, in order for you to do this, you
[3:02] just have to make sure you face the wall
[3:04] right before you hit it. That's
[3:05] literally the only secret ingredient
[3:07] that you're missing. Because if you're
[3:09] not facing the wall, obviously if you
[3:12] jump, you're not going to be able to
[3:13] connect to anything. But if you turn
[3:15] last second, you're going to be able to
[3:17] hit the wall jump because your character
[3:19] thinks that it's still climbing that
[3:21] wall. Even like it thinks that you're
[3:23] still looking forward even if you're not
[3:24] because you're just kind of mimicking
[3:26] the forward look by turning last second.
[3:29] It's going to be a little bit more
[3:30] difficult than it is to do a regular
[3:32] wall jump. But you practice this well
[3:33] enough and bam, that's it.
[3:38] The timing has to be a little bit more
[3:40] tight in the sideways wall jump. That's
[3:42] it. That's the only difference there.
[3:44] Now, Sonic, how do we actually implement
[3:46] this in fights to make this very useful?
[3:48] Let's say you are fighting this guy
[3:49] right here, right? You know, and he he
[3:50] gets you more low than you get him.
[3:52] Let's let's just say you're losing the
[3:54] fight. He's going to come around this
[3:55] corner expecting you to either run away
[3:58] in a straight line that way or probably
[4:00] try to challenge him. But what you can
[4:02] do instead is if you're in this angle
[4:04] right here, you could perform a wall
[4:06] jump like this and get across here. And
[4:09] all he's going to see, he's going to see
[4:11] this guy jumping. Bam, bam, and like
[4:13] mentally himself like that guy just just
[4:15] is doing movement. I'm probably not
[4:17] going to chase or he's not going to be
[4:19] able to track you because movement is
[4:20] going to be in your favor. And the
[4:22] second way to use it in a fight is that
[4:23] way you can kind of push someone with it
[4:24] and catch them unexpectedly. Let's just
[4:26] say that this guy right here is kind of
[4:28] playing that corner, right? What you can
[4:30] do, a lot of people, they just kind of
[4:32] walk up and play this corner. And if
[4:33] you're this guy, you're just going to
[4:35] simply fry right away because you're
[4:36] kind of corner peeking, right? But no
[4:38] one's going to really expect you to
[4:40] perform something like this.
[4:43] And then bam, you eliminate that guy.
[4:44] You could even, you know, do that, too.
[4:46] So, what it does is it breaks his line
[4:49] of sight. You're kind of breaking his
[4:50] ankles essentially, you know, in a 21st
[4:52] century kind of term. So,
[4:55] see what I did there? And
[4:58] I'll teach you that one in a little bit.
[4:59] the the fatigue bounce. But essentially,
[5:00] that's what you want to do if you want
[5:02] to get good with a wall bounce. Just
[5:04] practice it in game. Even when you're
[5:05] just running in game, just practice as
[5:07] much as you can. Uh perform the wall
[5:08] bounce just as much as you possibly can
[5:10] and then you're going to be solid. Now,
[5:11] the next movement technique that you
[5:12] already saw here earlier is the fatigue
[5:14] wall bounce. And this fatigue bounce is
[5:16] essentially also called the no momentum
[5:18] wall bounce or the infinite wall bounce
[5:20] because you can kind of keep chaining
[5:21] this back and forth. It literally is an
[5:24] infinite like look at that. How insane
[5:26] that is. You can keep going back and
[5:27] back and back. So, it's it requires no
[5:31] momentum, no jumping necessary in order
[5:33] or no like you know warm-up jump or
[5:36] slide jump needed for you to perform
[5:38] this compared to this one. All right, so
[5:40] this one uh is the regular wall bounce.
[5:43] This is the fatigue bounce standing from
[5:45] the wall and then wall bouncing. You see
[5:47] how crazy that is? So, I'm going to
[5:48] teach you how to do this right now. Find
[5:50] a wall like like so, which you keep
[5:52] using this one if you want to follow
[5:53] this in the firing range. And then
[5:54] you're going to practice literally
[5:56] standing a little bit close to the wall.
[5:58] U maybe like 1 ft away from the wall.
[6:00] You don't want to be exactly touching
[6:01] the wall because you're going to start
[6:02] climbing it. And you don't want to be
[6:04] too far cuz now you're performing a
[6:05] regular wall bounce. You want to be like
[6:07] right right around there. Like just
[6:08] enough. If you once you find an area
[6:11] like this, you're going to practice just
[6:13] jumping once.
[6:14] >> Now I want you to see this great this
[6:16] little brown.
[6:17] >> Let's reposition here
[6:18] >> bar right here. Okay. When I jump, I
[6:21] kind of look at it straight. It looks
[6:24] exactly, you know, eye level when I
[6:26] jump. See that? Now, if I keep jumping
[6:28] again, like a second or third time,
[6:30] watch what happens. Do you see how I
[6:32] don't see that that brown bar anymore?
[6:34] It kind of hide it. It's it's it's too
[6:36] far. If I wait a second and I jump and
[6:39] it resets that jump. When when I'm not
[6:42] able to see that brown bar, that
[6:45] essentially means that I'm in fatigue
[6:46] mode. And this is the crucial golden
[6:50] timing where you can pull off a fatigue
[6:52] bounce.
[6:55] Right? If you try pulling off the
[6:56] fatigue bounce in a perfectly jump
[6:59] jumpable state like that where you get
[7:01] the normal height jump, watch what
[7:02] happens.
[7:04] It doesn't go so far. See that?
[7:09] You just you kind of just fall off the
[7:10] wall. I mean, it's it's something, but
[7:13] it's not as well as great as this.
[7:16] I mean, that's it's insane the
[7:18] difference. So, essentially what you're
[7:21] doing is this this this little limbo
[7:23] mode where you're you're not jumping as
[7:25] high. You might like you might think,
[7:27] "Oh, well, fatigue mode doesn't sound
[7:28] that great cuz it's like, you know,
[7:30] you're tired, fatigue." It's actually a
[7:32] sweet spot for you to kind of capitalize
[7:35] on. And then what you want to do here is
[7:37] just climb the wall and just bounce out
[7:39] like a regular wall jump. Jump, jump,
[7:42] jump, jump, jump. It doesn't matter how
[7:44] many times you jump. After your second
[7:45] jump, you're already in fatigue mode.
[7:47] You're going to interact to the wall,
[7:49] right? And while you're interacting,
[7:51] you're going to press your stick
[7:52] backwards and then press your jump.
[7:55] Okay, that's it.
[7:58] Jump, jump, jump, jump, hit the wall,
[8:00] stick backwards.
[8:02] Okay, now you can also do this with your
[8:04] stick kind of forward. I'll teach you.
[8:07] I'll show you that now. See that? and
[8:10] you kind of stay in place,
[8:13] which means you're like, "Wait,
[8:16] whoa." When you as soon as you land,
[8:18] you're still in fatigue mode. You see
[8:20] that?
[8:22] When as soon as you land and you keep
[8:24] jumping, you're in fatigue mode. You
[8:26] don't reset until you wait until a
[8:28] second or two and then you reset.
[8:29] Meaning that you can actually keep
[8:32] chaining this. Look, fatigue jump.
[8:34] Fatigue jump. Fatigue jump. It's It's
[8:37] unlimited. It's only when you wait a
[8:39] second where it doesn't work anymore.
[8:42] So, if you if you do this right and then
[8:45] you're fighting someone here in this
[8:46] corner, can you imagine just how how
[8:50] insane that is? Now, if you do land a
[8:52] little bit further away, sure, at that
[8:55] point, you can go ahead and jump jump
[8:57] and then you could perform the slide
[8:59] jump. If you kind of keep practicing
[9:02] kind of going forward while you jump,
[9:05] you're just going to keep being able to
[9:07] do the fatigue jump.
[9:09] Really, really powerful stuff. Another
[9:11] way to use it in game is to kind of get
[9:13] around places much faster. If you climb
[9:14] this spot right here, you're more
[9:16] exposed, especially like if there's
[9:18] someone waiting here. Oh, they see you
[9:20] climbing. Bam, you're dead. That's it.
[9:22] Or this guy's chasing you, right? If
[9:24] you're climbing, you're trackable. But
[9:26] if you perform a fatigue jump,
[9:30] bam, now you're ready for him when he
[9:31] comes and chases you. Or if there's
[9:33] someone up here, you have your gun still
[9:36] out. See how much more powerful that is,
[9:39] right? But if you're climbing, right? If
[9:41] you're climbing, watch this. Watch this.
[9:42] Your gun goes away and then it comes out
[9:44] as soon as you kind of land. But if
[9:47] you're fatigue jumping, your gun still
[9:49] stays active.
[9:51] See that? I mean, it's literally so
[9:53] powerful. Like for example, right here,
[9:54] I'm going to do a fatigue jump. I'm just
[9:56] going to go backwards. Hit this guy. Hit
[9:58] this guy. I want to escape. Bam. Fatigue
[10:00] jump in here. It's a multi-use,
[10:02] multi-functional, and you want to
[10:04] practice this ability really, really
[10:05] well. Now, the next movement technique
[10:07] is the fade slide, also known as the
[10:09] quick slide. So, essentially, this is
[10:10] what it looks like.
[10:14] So, let's say that there's this guy
[10:15] here right?
[10:19] Powerful stuff. In order for you to do
[10:21] this really well, I want to teach you
[10:23] something. Especially right here in the
[10:24] firing range. If you're doing this, make
[10:26] sure to come to this firing range right
[10:27] here. Okay? This spot right here, this
[10:30] little shadow will teach you exactly
[10:32] what I'm talking about. If you stand
[10:34] right here in this gray block and you
[10:36] want to try to slide, essentially just
[10:39] slide
[10:41] it'll you you kind of have to cross this
[10:43] whole thing, this whole ocean right here
[10:45] in order for you to slide. You see that?
[10:51] Now, what does this do for this enemy
[10:52] here? They're going to see someone dead
[10:54] sliding. Yeah, you're going to look like
[10:55] this.
[10:58] Oh, hi neighbor.
[11:01] And then you're going to go here. It's
[11:02] going to it's going to look slow-mo to
[11:03] them because that's that's literally how
[11:05] you get killed in almost every situation
[11:06] in in in a lot of games. You're just not
[11:08] moving fast enough. See dead slide? It
[11:12] doesn't work until I'm here.
[11:15] To fix this, if you have your gun away
[11:18] or holstered essentially, like you have
[11:21] your melee weapon out, then you could
[11:23] slide. See how much faster that is? I
[11:24] can slide right at the kind of shadow
[11:27] line. See how powerful that is?
[11:32] And you kind of skip. You can even do a
[11:33] slide jump here. Watch. See that?
[11:37] Because what it what the game
[11:39] recognizes, if you have your gun out,
[11:40] it's not going to let you slide until
[11:42] you take a few more steps and then you
[11:44] slide. If you have your gun away, the
[11:46] game the game gives you more mobility
[11:48] and you move much faster essentially
[11:51] with with the game. That's just kind of
[11:52] how the way movement mechanics work in
[11:54] Apex.
[11:56] You're going to have your gun. You're
[11:57] going to essentially holster your
[11:59] weapon. And I know it sounds weird here
[12:01] because you want to slide jump, right?
[12:02] But you don't want to slide jump yet.
[12:04] You want to h, you know, you want to put
[12:06] your gun back and then you're going to
[12:07] slide jump. If you do it too slow,
[12:10] obviously it's not going to work because
[12:12] you're going to have your gun already.
[12:13] But you do it fast enough. You're going
[12:16] to have your gun
[12:18] holster, unholster, and then slide jump.
[12:20] Look, I'm going to I'm going to get my
[12:21] gun back, but then I'm going to slide
[12:22] jump, too. See that? That's the most
[12:26] crucial step. You can, if you want to
[12:28] practice it really, really slowly, you
[12:30] just want to get in a in basically have
[12:32] your gun holstered. Then you're going to
[12:34] unholster and then slide jump. So, just
[12:36] literally practice that. Unholster,
[12:37] slide jump.
[12:39] Unholster, slide jump. Unholster, slide
[12:42] jump. That's it. And when when you get a
[12:45] little bit more advanced in there,
[12:46] practice doing it with your gun out.
[12:49] Holster, unholster, slide jump.
[12:55] You move like that in the map, no one's
[12:57] going to be able to track you at all.
[12:58] Let's say you're going to fight this
[12:59] guy, right? If you want to push him,
[13:02] right?
[13:03] If you want to slide jump, look, a dead
[13:05] slide here. That guy's going to headshot
[13:06] you right away. If you want to slide
[13:09] jump, you have to walk all the way
[13:10] halfway across in order for you to do
[13:12] so. If you start, you know, playing
[13:14] cover in and out and then you have your
[13:15] gun. See that? See how much more
[13:18] powerful that is? Practice this in the
[13:20] firing range, please. I promise you,
[13:22] this is going to change your life. Let's
[13:23] say we're fighting this guy, right? Oh,
[13:25] okay. He's playing cover really well.
[13:30] There you go. It doesn't matter how much
[13:32] cover they have. If you have the
[13:33] mobility, you can kill them right away.
[13:34] Now, the next movement technique is the
[13:36] bunny hop, also known as the V hop. And
[13:38] it kind of looks like this.
[13:40] A lot of people are going to call me
[13:41] crazy with this timing here, the jump,
[13:43] crouch, jump, crouch, jump, crouch. This
[13:44] is essentially how I do it, but I want
[13:46] to teach you how to do it a little bit
[13:48] more simple because that's it's really
[13:50] hard to get the timing done. It takes
[13:51] years and years of practice to be able
[13:53] to do it like this. Um, the only reason
[13:56] why I do it like that is because I like
[13:57] to keep my crouch on toggle so that way
[13:59] I can do the wall bounces much easier.
[14:01] So, it's kind of a trade-off cuz I don't
[14:03] do bunny hops that much and I prioritize
[14:05] wall bounce. So, make sure if you just
[14:07] keep your crouch on toggle, that's more
[14:10] for wall bounces. But if you really
[14:11] prioritize bunny hops, I would recommend
[14:14] moving your crouch on hold. And all
[14:17] you're really doing here is you're just
[14:19] running and you're holding your crouch.
[14:21] See the difference there? You don't
[14:22] actually press toggle. And it's going to
[14:23] it's going to it's going to bring your
[14:25] your character back up when you try to
[14:27] when you just press it once. You have to
[14:28] hold your crouch. See that? I'm holding
[14:30] my circle.
[14:33] Now, once you have this, look how
[14:34] insanely easy this is. Watch. You're
[14:36] literally just jump
[14:39] while you're holding crouch. See that?
[14:42] That's literally a bunny hop. Your
[14:44] character is still sprinting while it's
[14:46] able to kind of dodge bullets and kind
[14:49] of get into a fight in a in a really
[14:51] cool flashy way. Now, if you practice
[14:53] the timing on this, you can actually
[14:54] practice shooting as well. It's going to
[14:56] be a little bit more difficult.
[14:59] You practice that well enough and you're
[15:00] going to look like a full-on sweat. See
[15:02] that?
[15:03] It's also great for kind of getting away
[15:05] kind of like a wall bounce. You can use
[15:06] it to kind of attack someone or you can
[15:08] use it to kind of get away from a bad
[15:09] situation. Now, for all other movement
[15:11] techniques, I do recommend going back to
[15:12] your crotch and toggle. And I'll show
[15:14] you why. Because the next powerful
[15:15] movement technique is called the super
[15:17] glide.
[15:19] And this is, you see how far I literally
[15:21] launched off there? It looks like a
[15:22] freaking Octane pad. This movement
[15:25] technique capitalizes on two different
[15:26] things. It capitalizes on the slide and
[15:29] it capitalizes on the jump.
[15:33] Okay, you add those two together and you
[15:36] get a combo that looks like this.
[15:39] You see how powerful that is? Because
[15:41] you're trying you're basically kind of
[15:42] glitching the game into launching you
[15:45] because it's trying to combine two
[15:46] different things and it actually does it
[15:48] successfully. Now, it's really really
[15:49] really hard to do this when you're
[15:51] playing in higher frames. As you can
[15:52] tell here in the top right, I'm playing
[15:53] on two 40 frames cuz this is all frame
[15:56] dependent. Now, so if you're playing on
[15:58] like consoles like um uh you know lower
[16:00] gen consoles, this is really easy
[16:02] because you're playing on just 60
[16:03] frames. So um you the timing is really
[16:06] precise if you're playing in a higher
[16:07] frame rate. So but at the end of the
[16:09] day, it's all practice and you just want
[16:10] to learn how to do the timing right. And
[16:12] I'll teach you that right now. So you
[16:13] want to find something that you can
[16:14] climb and essentially mantle and stand
[16:16] on. Once you find something like this,
[16:19] just climb it. And then you see that
[16:21] little shake that I get. Especially when
[16:23] you look down, you can really tell as
[16:26] soon as I climb something, I get a
[16:27] little shake at the very end. See that?
[16:29] That's a timing that you want to learn
[16:31] because as soon as you get the little
[16:33] shake and as soon as you you feel like
[16:34] your feet are like right here on the
[16:36] edge, you pull off the super glide
[16:39] timing like that. Now, what is the
[16:41] superglide timing? What do you press?
[16:43] You press your jump and crouch at the
[16:44] exact same time. Now, a lot of people
[16:46] are like, "Well, Sonic, the actual way
[16:48] that you're supposed to do it is you're
[16:49] supposed to press your jump first and
[16:50] then crouch literally right after." If
[16:54] you practice doing it like that, you may
[16:56] be able to hit it maybe one in 10 years.
[16:58] The reason why is because the timing is
[17:00] so precise that essentially, yes, jump
[17:03] has to go a little bit further than your
[17:06] than your slide, but if you do it like
[17:08] that, it's it's going to be the
[17:09] difference is so minute that it's not
[17:11] going to matter. You have to if you're
[17:13] playing on controller, I practice
[17:14] pressing at the exact same time and I'm
[17:16] still able to hit it really really well.
[17:18] Okay? Because you can't really change
[17:20] the actuation points. Like certain
[17:21] keyboards can actually change the point
[17:23] of where you can press the button. Like
[17:24] it'll it'll press one a little bit
[17:26] lighter than or or much much faster than
[17:29] the other button. And you can get the
[17:30] timing down perfectly on a keyboard. But
[17:32] if you're playing a controller, you
[17:34] really can't do this. So that's why I
[17:35] recommend pressing your jump and crouch
[17:37] at the exact same time. You're not going
[17:39] to be able to hit it 100% all the time.
[17:41] Training your brain to press it together
[17:43] is going to be the closest that you can
[17:45] get to getting it more successful each
[17:47] time
[17:49] like that. You could kind of use it to
[17:51] push someone. See how you can you can
[17:53] kind of use it to push somebody.
[17:56] No one's going to be able to see how I
[17:58] mean it's literally insane when
[17:59] someone's pushing you and they
[18:00] superglide cuz your their feet are going
[18:03] to be sticking out. You're going to see
[18:04] this like like pro players use it and
[18:06] you're like, "Oh, that guy just
[18:07] superglided on me. Oh, it's it's game
[18:09] over now.
[18:11] See how my my feet were sticking
[18:13] straight up there or my the whole legs.
[18:15] If you're not super gliding, this is
[18:16] what you're going to see. Either that or
[18:20] if you do a slide, you see how I'm just
[18:21] sliding down. Or if I if I just jump,
[18:24] I'm doing this weird jump animation.
[18:26] You're not you're not getting that full
[18:28] the full, you know, legs straight out
[18:30] kind of animation like if you were super
[18:32] gliding. See, that's a fail cuz the the
[18:35] See how I'm just kind of just jump
[18:36] sliding? It's doing it's doing this
[18:38] weird thing. Supergliding will actually
[18:39] get your legs straighten out. Another
[18:41] really advanced technique is a sideways
[18:42] superglide. You see that? It's It's
[18:45] essentially using a side input instead
[18:48] of forward while you're supergliding and
[18:50] you get like an insane mobility. It kind
[18:53] of looks like top strafing. You're
[18:54] playing controller. Like a lot of play
[18:56] like a lot of my friends when I when I
[18:57] play with them and I perform a side
[18:59] super glide, they're like, "Did are you
[19:01] top strafing? Like what the heck are you
[19:02] doing?" Um, but you're not because your
[19:04] body will just move into the direction
[19:06] in which you kind of point it to. And if
[19:08] you point it to the side, it's going to
[19:10] be able to um pull off the sideways
[19:12] superglide. It's a little bit more
[19:13] difficult than the more forward one. So,
[19:15] essentially, it's going to look like
[19:16] this.
[19:18] I mean, it's literally insane. It It
[19:19] looks like I'm getting launched by like
[19:21] some crazy gravitational force. So, you
[19:24] practice this. Just keep practicing the
[19:26] regular superglide and then practice a
[19:27] sideways super glide. I actually have a
[19:29] clip right here that shows how insane
[19:30] the sideways superglide looks,
[19:31] especially if you chain it with other
[19:33] movement techniques like the bunny hop.
[19:35] You can do this on controller, by the
[19:36] way, and it looks insane. It looks like
[19:37] you're a PC player. Now, the next
[19:40] movement technique is called the super
[19:41] jump. And this movement ability is crazy
[19:43] because it's not only flashy, but it's
[19:45] very, very practical.
[19:47] But look at this height that I get. I
[19:50] mean, it's insane. Now, regular zipline
[19:52] jump just looks like this. That guy's
[19:55] not going to be able to I mean, he's
[19:56] going to be able to track you. You're
[19:57] just going ding. That's it.
[20:00] All you're doing here is is just you're
[20:02] just interacting and you're jumping,
[20:03] which is square and X if you're playing
[20:05] on a PlayStation 4 default controller.
[20:07] Now, regular zipline jump is literally
[20:09] just square X, which is going to be
[20:11] interact jump. That's it. If you're
[20:13] playing regular binds, it's literally
[20:15] just interact jump. See that?
[20:17] Perfect. But if you do a zipline super
[20:19] jump, you literally fly across this
[20:22] entire
[20:24] So, the thing is with movement players,
[20:26] we're not really good with uh shooting.
[20:27] That's why, but that's a whole another
[20:30] video. So, you want to make sure with
[20:32] any movement technique, you also want to
[20:33] be able to hit your shots like that.
[20:36] Okay?
[20:38] It's like a it's like a meme in the um
[20:40] rollout community. You know, if you have
[20:41] great movement, probably the aim is
[20:43] probably not there. So, zipline super
[20:45] jump is just essentially you're just
[20:47] zipline jumping, but you're doing
[20:49] something else. Just one more step.
[20:50] Instead of just interacting and jumping,
[20:52] what you're doing is you're interacting
[20:54] and jumping twice. That's all you're
[20:57] doing. You're just pressing interact,
[20:58] jump, jump. That's the the kind of
[21:00] momentum that you want to feel
[21:03] when you're inter when you're zipline.
[21:05] Super jump. That's it. Interact, jump,
[21:07] jump interact jump jump interact
[21:10] jump, jump. Bam. So, compared to the
[21:12] Superglide, that one is frame dependent,
[21:14] which is makes it much more difficult
[21:15] than this because this one is just
[21:16] timing dependent. So, if you just learn
[21:18] how to do the timing right, you
[21:20] essentially can just do this 100% of the
[21:22] time without failure, making this one of
[21:25] the the easiest movement techniques that
[21:27] you can learn today and master and then
[21:30] implement this in your fights. So,
[21:32] imagine you have like a like a shotgun.
[21:33] Shotguns were probably going to be the
[21:34] most useful weapons. And you just you
[21:37] kind of just do like like that. You just
[21:39] kind of go up and you could kind of do
[21:41] this like bounce. It's like a bouncy
[21:42] house almost kind of thing. See how cool
[21:44] that is? As soon as you hit the ground.
[21:48] Now, the thing is is that you're like,
[21:49] "Sonic, what if you do it on another
[21:51] zipline?" Not just um a horizontal. What
[21:53] if you do it on a vertical zipline like
[21:54] this? So, in order for you to do it like
[21:57] this, let me show you the difference,
[21:58] right? This one launches you up.
[22:01] This one launches you forward.
[22:05] See how insane that is? See how much
[22:07] more distance I can gain versus a
[22:10] regular jump. Zip plane jump. Look at
[22:12] that. You You land right here. I'll mark
[22:16] that.
[22:16] >> Dropping my mark.
[22:17] >> Champion of Justice.
[22:19] >> I like that. I like that.
[22:22] Versus this.
[22:24] I mean, that's guys, that's a 50%
[22:28] marginal difference versus the one that
[22:30] I landed here. It's just I'm I I I'm I'm
[22:34] at a loss of words. You have to learn
[22:36] this movement technique. You have to. I
[22:38] I promise this is going to change your
[22:39] life. Now, really cool trick is that
[22:41] even if you have a vertical zipline like
[22:43] this, you can actually still like
[22:45] pretend to kind of go up instead of
[22:47] going forward by putting your stick
[22:49] backwards. You see how I'm like I'm
[22:51] putting my stick backwards there. And
[22:52] I'm just kind of going up. I'm still
[22:54] going forward, but I'm still kind of
[22:56] retaining just height instead of going
[22:57] forward. The reason why this is really
[22:59] important instead of just doing that is
[23:01] that you can you can chain a movement
[23:03] techniques like this. You see that? So,
[23:06] you're essentially hitting your zipline
[23:08] super jump on top of a regular zipline
[23:11] jump itself.
[23:13] And that's sort of how proven players
[23:15] kind of move around the map looking
[23:16] super flashy, looking super super cool.
[23:18] So, just practice that and you'll be
[23:19] able to do that in no time. Now, the
[23:22] reason why I talked about the super jump
[23:23] before this last movement technique is
[23:25] because you have to master the super
[23:26] jump first in order for you to do this
[23:28] last movement technique, which is called
[23:30] the mantle jump. This one is really
[23:33] really really really insane. I mean,
[23:34] it's it's it's so cool because you can
[23:37] get into crazy height much much faster
[23:40] than you normally would if you just did
[23:42] like a regular, you know, you you go up
[23:44] here, you do this, you try to you climb
[23:46] these stairs up here, bam. I mean, it's
[23:49] going to take years, right? So, if you
[23:50] learn how to do the super jump first,
[23:52] this is going to teach you and train you
[23:54] how to do this technique called the
[23:55] mantle jump. Now, the mantle jump is is
[23:57] is probably one of the most difficult
[24:00] movement techniques, but if you get the
[24:01] timing down, I it's going to be one of
[24:03] the best movement techniques you're
[24:04] going to learn in Apex Legends. I
[24:06] promise you that there's two essential
[24:07] ways that you can do the mental jump.
[24:08] You could do the baby version, which is
[24:10] kind of like the the slower version, but
[24:12] it's it guarantees 100% success rate
[24:14] every time you do it like this. It's a
[24:16] little bit more slow and a little bit
[24:17] more riskier to do. Now, in order to do
[24:19] this like simpler baby version, you're
[24:20] just going to first kind of find a
[24:22] mantle that looks like this. And you're
[24:24] going to find a little ledge that you
[24:25] can mantle off of. As soon as you jump
[24:27] off of the the zipline, you're going to
[24:29] be able to get in this position where
[24:30] you're kind of grabbing onto this
[24:31] mantle. Um, and then you're just going
[24:33] to be on this like little hanging pose.
[24:35] Once you're able to be in this position,
[24:38] all you're going to do is you're just
[24:39] going to simply stand forward. You're
[24:41] going to look directly above you. And
[24:43] you see how it says press square or
[24:45] interact to ride the zipline. This is
[24:48] when you pull off the super jump that we
[24:50] talked about earlier.
[24:52] And bam. Right. A little bit faster.
[24:55] Will look like this.
[24:58] Right. Not too bad. Not too bad.
[25:02] A little bit faster. Now, okay. And and
[25:05] a lot of players are have much higher
[25:07] sensitivities showing like showing you
[25:10] exactly how much faster you can really
[25:11] get with that. Now, that's that's a baby
[25:13] version. You can you can essentially do
[25:14] this 100% of the time without failure.
[25:16] But do you see the reason why it's a
[25:18] little bit more risky? Cuz I'm having to
[25:20] stand here. That little split second
[25:21] standing here, this guy can can
[25:23] absolutely decimate you because you're
[25:25] you're going to be like looking above
[25:27] you, right? See that? You're not going
[25:30] to be able to look at him. You have to
[25:31] look above you, right? But still, it's a
[25:34] really great one to master. The second
[25:37] more difficult way is you're going to
[25:39] interact to the zip and then you're
[25:40] going to be in this mantle position.
[25:42] Instead of moving forward, you're going
[25:43] to move backward. And while you're
[25:45] moving backward, you're going to hit
[25:47] your super jump as soon as you hit your
[25:50] backwards button. So, I can't even do
[25:52] that slow-mo. That's how difficult that
[25:54] is.
[25:56] Yeah, that this one is really, really,
[25:57] really difficult. And the timing for
[25:59] this is more precise, but I just did it
[26:00] right there. So, I want you to kind of
[26:03] rewind that clip what exactly what I
[26:04] did. Um cuz what I did was I just
[26:07] interact. I hit I hit this little climb
[26:09] animation and as soon as I did, I backed
[26:11] up and then I just zipline super jump
[26:13] and doing all those steps. It's like 15
[26:15] different 20 different steps all
[26:17] combined and it kind of gets that little
[26:18] nice graceful arc and then you're going
[26:20] to land over here. But you see the
[26:22] difference here. I'm not exposing my
[26:23] body compared to the other one where I
[26:25] actually have to stand in this position.
[26:27] This one I literally just I'm in I'm I'm
[26:30] kind of just exposing my head. That's
[26:32] the only thing that exposed and then I
[26:35] can pull off the um the mantle jump.
[26:38] See, it's really really difficult. And
[26:39] if you fail, you're going to do
[26:40] something like that where you're going
[26:41] to kind of bounce upwards. But just keep
[26:44] practicing and then rewind that section,
[26:46] especially the one that I just hit like
[26:47] that. Oh, perfect. You don't have to
[26:49] rewind. You can watch watch that one.
[26:50] So, the zipline mantle jump, that's a
[26:54] really advanced movement technique, but
[26:55] you can really really get the hang of
[26:56] that if you practice it in this area of
[26:58] the firing range right here.
[27:02] See that? See how cool that is? So, you
[27:04] can even do it from this little tight
[27:06] area right here. There's a lot of spots
[27:07] in the map.
[27:10] See that? I mean, it's so powerful. It's
[27:13] so powerful to be able to use that in
[27:14] fights. And even if you fail the mental
[27:16] jump, it's fine because you can actually
[27:17] recover really, really easily by doing
[27:19] something like this. So, you just kind
[27:22] of tap the interact again cuz it'll
[27:24] launch you upwards. You tap your
[27:26] interact again and you'll still launch
[27:27] forward. It doesn't matter. So, um, like
[27:30] I said, all this game is about practice.
[27:31] So practice practice practice.
[27:33] Movement is a whole school of thought.
[27:35] And then there's aim, and then there's
[27:36] game sensor. There's so many different
[27:38] little facets of this game that you can
[27:40] learn from. And if you do want to learn,
[27:42] um, check out my channel. There's a lot
[27:43] more guides out there. Um, and if
[27:44] there's anything specific that you guys
[27:46] want to see, please comment that down
[27:47] below and I'll be gladly to make a video
[27:49] for you as well. But if there's any
[27:51] other guides that you want to see,
[27:52] comment that down below because I would
[27:54] be really, really happy to make that
[27:55] guide for all of you. If you did enjoy
[27:57] this video, please consider leaving a
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[28:00] as well as subscribing to the channel.
[28:01] My name is Sonics. I hope you have an
[28:03] amazing day and hope you never forget
[28:06] [Music]
[28:08] to take care.