This try expanding the circle and running the drill. Hang of it, make it interesting by starting to shoot at each-other,Īnd as you get better try the same thing with your primary weapon, then later by focusing on Move in a circle maintaining your cross hairs on each-other (focus on Get your partner to stand opposite from you, about 5 metres apart to start with - as you get better, increase the distance.Has a good secondary weapon – ideally not a revolver, butĭefinitely a semi-automatic handgun, no machine pistols here. Start a private match on a map that has a fairly large open space.It also helps you build the habit of moving to the side when faced with someone shooting at you - instead of running straight into their bullets. Improve your ability to maintain your aim effectively, while you're moving and while your target is moving. Use marine structures to protect you.Circle strafing is basically a movement technique whereby instead of moving forward, backwards or side to side around a target, we circle around the target - demonstrated below: It gives you time to scan the whole room, and work out where theres an undefended spot then drop down and begin nibbling. If theres no marines in the room, its safe to go up the walls and onto the ceiling where the turrets can't hit you. Most skulks enter a room of turrets as if they were marines. Then if you are on a safe ledge, evolve into a lerk.įrom that ledge you can safely take out their turret factory with your spikes. You then have too options, you could as a skulk quickly climb the walls onto the ledge where it is safe, or at least stay above the turret firing line to have a quick scan around the room (tagging structures with parasite). will enjoy the heavy emphasis on circle strafing and rocket jumping. In some of these tall rooms they have ledges. Strafe is a roguelike shooter that randomly generates each game every time you die. The best thing to do knowing that, is to check whether the turrets have been positioned in a room with a high ceiling. They may sound like they are firing at you but in actual fact they are firing inside those parameters. Turrets can't shoot above or below 30 degrees off the horizontal, which means that if you are enough height above or below the turrets they won't be able to hit you. It's kind of hard to test this in-game since most commanders make fields of turrets (and I'm too impatient to test it myself locally). I figured it'll start shooting as soon as the skulk snaps at it, but it doesn't hurt to ask. If the skulk runs up 'behind' the turret and starts attacking and slowly circle-strafing so that he'd always be behind the gun barrels, will the turret ever shoot? Let's say there's one active turret somewhere, and a skulk is close enough to see what way the turret is facing during its rotation.
Here's an example situation to show what I'm asking: If you stay 'behind' the turret the whole time, will it ever attack? I've noticed that the turret won't seem to know you're even there until the gun is actually facing you. Never allow the turret to point at you and you should be set. Turrets track fairly slowly in comparison to Skulks, especially at the short range required to start biting it.
QUOTE Just keep an eye on which way the gun of the turret is pointed.
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