7 Movement Techniques You NEED TO LEARN

[00:00] hey you are you tired of getting caught

[00:01] out in the open and dying instantly

[00:05] well in this video I'm going to show you

[00:07] the seven best movement techniques in

[00:08] Apex legends that will help you move

[00:10] around the map like a pro and give you

[00:12] an edge over your opponents these

[00:14] techniques are surprisingly easy to

[00:16] learn and will not only help you avoid

[00:18] taking too much damage but they will

[00:20] also help you get to your destination

[00:22] faster so whether you are a beginner or

[00:24] a seasoned player this video is for you

[00:26] these techniques are all part of the S

[00:28] tier of my movement technique tier list

[00:29] video so I am excited to dive into the

[00:31] most useful ones and teach you how to

[00:33] use them yourself and of course make

[00:35] sure to stay until the very end because

[00:37] that last one is incredibly easy to do

[00:39] but it's probably the most useful of

[00:41] them all so let's start it off with the

[00:42] fatigue wall jump but what is a fatigue

[00:45] wall jump well it's a way of exploiting

[00:48] the fatigue mechanic in Apex which

[00:49] limits out how you can jump when doing

[00:51] consecutive jumps because if you let's

[00:53] say try to do a wall jump through the

[00:55] common means repeatedly you're really

[00:57] only going to be able to do one wall

[00:58] jump at a time with a run slide and then

[01:01] a jump but with this technique you can

[01:03] keep bouncing off of walls as long as

[01:04] you want unlike the typical wall jump

[01:06] fatigue while jumps can be initiated

[01:08] when you're doing other things such as

[01:09] healing or reloading and allow you to

[01:11] magically create a wall bounce without

[01:13] any run up basically anywhere the trick

[01:15] is to make sure that you've done a jump

[01:17] before you even start attempting a wall

[01:19] jump which will put you in a fatigue

[01:21] State this means that your next jump

[01:23] will be very low your fatigue will reset

[01:25] after 2 seconds allowing you to jump

[01:27] normally again so by constantly

[01:29] repeating the fatigue wall jump inputs

[01:31] you're able to keep putting yourself in

[01:33] Jump fatigue and by doing so being able

[01:35] to infinitely jump off walls to perform

[01:38] a fatigue wall jump you need to follow

[01:39] these steps first find a wall that's

[01:41] high enough where you can jump and

[01:43] initiate a wall climb after that jump

[01:44] before getting too close to the wall and

[01:46] make sure that the jump takes you as

[01:47] close as possible ideally close enough

[01:49] where you can almost touch the wall this

[01:52] will put you in a fatigue State once

[01:54] you're in that fatigue State jump again

[01:55] while holding a forward input towards

[01:57] the wall as this will initiate a mantle

[01:59] a tiny moment after mantle has started

[02:02] which you will know as your hands

[02:03] disappear at this sound place hit jump

[02:06] again this will send you up and

[02:08] backwards from the wall you can also

[02:09] combine side strafes as you jump away

[02:11] from the mantle with looking in the same

[02:13] direction as that strafe to ensure that

[02:15] the jump goes in practically any

[02:17] direction that you want and that's the

[02:19] basics of a fatigue wall jump once

[02:20] you've mastered the singular fatigue

[02:22] while jump you can start chaining them

[02:23] together in plenty of ways for example

[02:25] along a wall to chain a fatigue wall

[02:28] jump you really just want to repeat the

[02:29] previous steps just make sure that you

[02:31] land right in front of the wall you want

[02:33] to bounce off of to instantly be able to

[02:34] start a mantle and the whole process

[02:36] Anew it takes a little bit to get used

[02:38] to and timing your inputs as well as how

[02:40] you turn around is key next up the skip

[02:43] jump the skip jump is a way of exploding

[02:45] a quirk with the slide mechanic in Apex

[02:47] which allows you to slide for a short

[02:48] distance after sprinting now normally if

[02:51] you try to slide jump right after

[02:52] sprinting you will lose some momentum

[02:54] and slow down but with this technique

[02:56] you can skip the slight animation and

[02:58] jump immediately preserving your speed

[03:00] and getting more distance and getting to

[03:01] jump way faster than if you would just

[03:04] do it normally as well as looking really

[03:06] cool when doing it performing a skip

[03:08] jump is actually kind of easy you just

[03:10] need to follow these steps first stand

[03:11] still and initiate a run followed by a

[03:13] Crouch a little less than half a second

[03:15] later it helps if you're already holding

[03:17] the sprint button before you start

[03:18] moving as this makes it easier to follow

[03:20] the input a tiny bit after you press

[03:22] Crouch press your jump key as well this

[03:24] will cancel the slide animation and make

[03:26] you jump instead of slide while in the

[03:28] air release your Crouch key and strafe

[03:30] in the direction that you want to go you

[03:32] can also use your mouse to look around

[03:33] and adjust your trajectory and that's it

[03:36] that's how you do a skip jump it may

[03:38] sound simple but it requires some

[03:39] practice and timing to pull off

[03:41] consistently so let's move on with a

[03:43] personal favorite of mine the Super

[03:44] Glide a Super Glide abuses a combination

[03:46] of Apex movement quirks allowing you to

[03:48] instantly Dash up to 500 velocity after

[03:51] climbing a ledge it abuses the speed you

[03:53] get from sliding after climbing a ledge

[03:55] but cancels the normal slowdown in order

[03:58] to propel you forward looking really

[04:00] cool in the process and allowing you to

[04:01] pull off movements that otherwise would

[04:03] have been impossible to perform Glide

[04:05] you need to follow these steps first

[04:07] start sprinting get a little bit of

[04:09] ground and then climb a ledge really any

[04:11] ledge will do but for the sake of

[04:12] learning the super Glides you'll want to

[04:14] learn on one specific height to make

[04:16] sure you get the timing down then at the

[04:18] peak of your climb right before you

[04:19] finish the climb animation press your

[04:21] jump key and your Crouch key practically

[04:24] at the same time but with a smidge of a

[04:26] different timing when you hit the jump

[04:28] key before you hit the Crouch the window

[04:30] between the jump and the Crouch can only

[04:31] be one frame long meaning a 30th of a

[04:35] second at 30 FPS and one 240th of a

[04:38] second on 240 FPS simple right this is

[04:42] totally the easiest movement technique

[04:43] out of all of them now obviously

[04:45] learning how to perform a Super Glide

[04:46] properly will take you a lot of time and

[04:49] you could actually make it easier to get

[04:50] a feel for the timing by manually

[04:51] lowering your frames per second since

[04:54] the Super Glide combines two separate

[04:55] timings that are each very difficult to

[04:57] nail down it makes sense to isolate them

[04:59] and practice them individually before

[05:01] trying to combine them on the field the

[05:03] first technique is the ledge slide to do

[05:05] a ledge slide run up to a wall and climb

[05:07] up to the point where you will finish

[05:08] animation at the peak of that animation

[05:10] hit the Crouch button if you time it

[05:13] correctly you should slide off the ledge

[05:15] with some good speed and the second

[05:16] technique is nailing the timing between

[05:18] the jump and the Crouch input remember

[05:21] this is a one frame wide timing

[05:24] previously it wasn't really a good way

[05:26] to practice this except opening your

[05:28] chat window and pressing your spacing

[05:29] Crouch key out there on the same time to

[05:31] make sure that the space always came in

[05:33] before the Crouch but now Jay the igra

[05:35] cell and I probably butchered that made

[05:37] a great tool which uses a simple

[05:39] Powershell script to measure your jump

[05:41] and Crouch timing you get to choose

[05:43] which key you use for crouching and

[05:45] jumping and even what frames you

[05:46] normally pull or want to practice and

[05:49] after that just get to work after

[05:50] setting everything up it will even tell

[05:52] you how close you are to hitting a Super

[05:54] Glide and how you can improve this tool

[05:56] is a godsend for anyone trying to hit

[05:58] that pesky one frame timing and once

[06:01] you've mastered the timing of both of

[06:03] these techniques no longer hitting super

[06:04] Glides is is going to be a thing of the

[06:06] past it's worth noting that super Glides

[06:08] can be combined with either side inputs

[06:10] to allow you to jump over to the left to

[06:11] the right and even 180 degrees backwards

[06:14] you can also combine the Super Glide

[06:16] with the speed boost from other movement

[06:17] techniques as this stacks and allows you

[06:19] to fly even further so let's continue

[06:21] with the tap strafe a tap shriff is a

[06:24] movement technique that abuses the Lurch

[06:25] which for those who don't know is the

[06:27] mouse and keyboard's ability to add

[06:29] movement inputs while mid-air which in

[06:31] turn allows you to change your direction

[06:32] over 180 degrees while you're in the air

[06:36] normally an air strafe only allows you

[06:38] to turn ever so slightly with a jump but

[06:40] with this technique you can use your

[06:41] scroll wheel or a macro I guess to tap

[06:44] your for a key rapidly and make an over

[06:46] 180 degree turn on a dime to perform a

[06:49] tap strafe you'll want to do the

[06:51] following one add a secondary move

[06:53] forward key bind to your scroll wheel in

[06:54] your settings this will allow you to tap

[06:56] it faster and more precisely than

[06:57] pressing it normally then get moving and

[07:00] get any amount of momentum through

[07:01] running walking or you name it follow

[07:03] the momentum up with a jump and very

[07:05] important as you hit the jump key let go

[07:08] of your forward key at the peak of your

[07:10] jump flick your scroll wheel while still

[07:11] holding your strafe key in the specific

[07:13] direction that you want to go this will

[07:15] make you tap your forward key repeatedly

[07:17] and allow you to gain an incredibly high

[07:19] air acceleration and turn around mid-air

[07:21] without any problem and then finally

[07:23] move your mouse in the intended

[07:25] Direction while continuing to flick or

[07:27] continuously rolling your scroll wheel

[07:29] this will help you adjust your

[07:31] trajectory and maintain your speed if

[07:33] you find that your TAP strips are

[07:34] failing when trying to do wider tap

[07:36] strafes that may be because you aren't

[07:38] scrolling long enough so let's move on

[07:40] with the wall bounce now I know this

[07:42] might be boring but you might not be

[07:44] doing it properly or not know how to do

[07:45] it to actually do it consistently don't

[07:47] get me wrong while it's not necessarily

[07:49] flashy it's pretty simple to do and the

[07:51] benefits are pretty clear so let's just

[07:52] go over it the wall bounce is a common

[07:54] with very useful movement technique

[07:55] which abuses the slide and the jump

[07:57] mechanics in Apex to launch yourself off

[07:59] of a wall and gain a little bit of

[08:01] additional velocity while mid-air

[08:02] normally if you try to jump off a wall

[08:04] you will lose all your momentum and fall

[08:07] flat to the ground but with this

[08:08] technique you can keep the momentum from

[08:10] your Sprint and launch yourself in

[08:11] almost any direction that you'd like to

[08:13] perform a wall jump you need to follow

[08:14] these steps one find a flat enough wall

[08:17] that you can jump up against and still

[08:18] have its ledge around your eye level in

[08:20] some cases you can do this lower but

[08:21] let's start with an easier wall run

[08:23] towards the wall at a 45 degree angle

[08:25] and slide just before you reach it this

[08:27] will put you in the slide State follow

[08:29] up the slide with a jump which should

[08:31] make you well jump onto the wall and

[08:33] then this is important before you touch

[08:35] the wall make sure to let go of your

[08:37] forward input and instead hold your

[08:39] right or left movement key this step is

[08:41] critical if you want to jump off smaller

[08:42] walls as it prevents you from starting a

[08:44] climb instead of actually jumping off of

[08:46] the wall as you hit the wall your

[08:48] character will touch it and make a

[08:50] mantling noise you can now jump off of

[08:52] the wall and strafe in any direction

[08:53] that you want to go you can also turn

[08:55] your view around to adjust where you

[08:56] want to go ever so slightly if you're a

[08:58] monster keyboard and you haven't done it

[09:00] already you can also bind your jump to

[09:01] the scroll wheel as this will make it

[09:03] easier to hit the timing and that's so

[09:05] you pull off a standard I guess boring

[09:07] wall jump I kept it later in the video

[09:09] because most people should know how to

[09:10] do this by now and I don't want most

[09:12] people to click out thinking this isn't

[09:14] a useful video but that doesn't mean it

[09:16] isn't incredibly useful and part of the

[09:18] top seven so let's move on with the rest

[09:20] strafe as an almost opposite to many of

[09:22] the techniques in this video a rat

[09:24] Strife is incredibly valuable

[09:26] specifically when it comes to combat but

[09:28] I guess pretty much useless in

[09:30] non-combat like rotation situations the

[09:33] rest strafe uses the tap strafe which I

[09:35] did mention previously to make your

[09:36] movement unpredictable to read when

[09:38] playing around a corner or something

[09:39] like gibraltar's bubble by making you

[09:41] jump heading One Direction and then

[09:43] switching up your movements mid-air in

[09:45] the complete opposite direction I assume

[09:47] you've been watching the entire video

[09:48] without skipping ahead and since we've

[09:50] covered tap shifts before I won't dive

[09:52] into the details on how to do one of

[09:54] those so once you know how to do a tap

[09:56] straight flawlessly doing it restraint

[09:58] is incredibly simple you can start in a

[10:00] standing or moving position it doesn't

[10:01] really matter just make sure that you

[10:03] hold the forward key as you jump as soon

[10:05] as you are mid-air there are a few

[10:06] things you'll need to do simultaneously

[10:08] first let go of your forward key as you

[10:10] roll your scroll wheel to enter the

[10:12] tab's strafe state secondly add movement

[10:15] inputs in the direction that you're

[10:16] intending to do a Ras strafe in this

[10:18] example I want to rest shift by going to

[10:19] the right so I let go of forward at a

[10:22] right input let's go up right at a

[10:24] backwards input let's go backwards and

[10:26] finally add that left input thirdly as

[10:28] you are doing this sort of spin your

[10:30] mouse to match the movement or rather

[10:32] timing it to the side straves and every

[10:35] part of this is incredibly important you

[10:37] essentially want these three things to

[10:38] happen at the exact same time and it

[10:41] sort of feels like you're rolling your

[10:42] movement inputs and your aim at the same

[10:45] time and finally let's cover one of the

[10:47] most vital movement techniques in Apex a

[10:49] movement technique that's so important

[10:50] to your overall gameplay that I'd

[10:52] probably focus on mastering this one but

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[11:14] guys but let's move on with the

[11:16] technique and I'm specifically talking

[11:17] about the light jumping and uh hold on

[11:20] now before you click out hear me out on

[11:22] this because you may be doing it wrong

[11:24] and you may not be understanding where

[11:25] I'm going with this many players know

[11:27] sort of how to use it but not many

[11:29] players know how to use it to its full

[11:30] potential the difference between a

[11:32] sloppy technique and perfect timing is

[11:34] huge momentum wise and allows you to go

[11:37] wherever you are going that much faster

[11:39] than anyone else in the server as well

[11:41] as lowering the risk of you getting a

[11:43] dead slide and you know dying or just

[11:45] losing out on a rotation speed to

[11:47] perfectly pull off and chain a slide

[11:49] jump start by sprinting forward keep an

[11:50] eye on your left hand as you run once

[11:53] the left hand has been on the screen two

[11:55] times you're able to initiate a slide

[11:57] that can be followed by a jump at I

[11:58] guess any time to keep yourself moving

[12:00] forward at the highest speed possible

[12:02] this should be follow up with you

[12:04] looking slightly to the side wide with

[12:05] both a forward and side input before

[12:07] initiating the Run slide and as you

[12:09] start sliding move your view back in the

[12:10] direction that you were heading doing

[12:12] this alongside the hand animation timing

[12:13] will significantly if not completely

[12:15] remove the risk of getting a dead slide

[12:17] and looks a little bit less boring than

[12:19] running in a straight line I know that

[12:20] the jump slide being the best movement

[12:22] technique has to be one of the most

[12:23] anticlimactic endings in a while but it

[12:26] does make complete sense if you consider

[12:27] its ease of use and just how useful it

[12:30] is in any game scenario even if it was

[12:32] really hard to do rotating faster has so

[12:34] many positive effects towards the entire

[12:36] game which completely overshadow looking

[12:38] cool for a moment and getting a clip and

[12:41] these movement techniques were

[12:42] specifically in the S tier of my

[12:43] movement technique tier list so if

[12:45] you're interested in hearing more about

[12:46] the other tiers you can check out the

[12:47] video on the screen thank you so much

[12:49] for watching and I'll see you all

[12:50] tomorrow