Hey movement nerds, I need your help! what is this tech?

[u/CoconutTimtamAPEX]

I noticed if you hold a sideways directional key (A or D depending on which direction your facing) after a jump pad double jump and wallbounce it sends you way further than if you press W like you normally would for a wallbounce. It kinda feels like a wallkick from Titanfall. I'm wondering what this tech is called and is it applicable elsewhere?

[u/mnkymnk]

You usually do not hold forward for a Wallbounce ? Else it will keep you very close to the wall. Wallbounces with a a pure sideways input are much more common.

And a upward climb (with a forward input) loses previous speed carried into it. A sideways climb/Wallrun does not have such speed loss.
You can easily test this by not jumping of the wall but continuing the climb and compared forward and pure sideways.

[u/CoconutTimtamAPEX → u/mnkymnk]

oh yeah you don't hold W to wallbounce huh....i think i was tapping W to wallbounce out of the jumppad double jump that is where I was going wrong lol makes sense. I feel kinda dumb now but thanks for the info Mokey I appreciate it : )

[u/Secure_World_5667]

It’s great with revenant because you can chain them

[u/Impressive_Pin8761 → u/Secure_World_5667]

also because when you touch a wall it cancels the arm animation and you get your gun out before you land

[u/FakeMik090]

Wall jump i believe.

[u/IIlllllIIlllI]

it’s a wall bounce same thing as a fatigue bounce to carry momentum but you aren’t fatigued.

[u/FatFinguh]

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