- Learn to bunnyhop.
You don't have to use it in combat but it's essential for moving around fast on the map.
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Bleh, wall strafing is good enough :p
yes, I highly encourage parasiting. Not only will this lead to many future kills (they move in groups, hopefully), but it can also show the direction of progress that the marine comm hopes to achieve.
-vary vertical positioning as much as possible
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Definitely a must if you are up against anyone with a decent amount of skill or are a fairly large distance away without much cover. Remember that the hand on the mouse is more adept at horizontal movement, and therefore it is, by human nature, easier to track horizontally. Vertical motion require the movement of the entire arm and is harder to utilize.
Climb walls, jump over crates, scurry around, just don't run along the floor.
When FACING a skulk, always pull your wrist back and hold the mouse just in your fingertips. With any degree of sensitivity, you'll be able to adjust vertically no problem.
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Wrong. Don't do this just when you're facing a skulk - always do it. This is how you use a mouse, fellas. If you slap your entire grubby meat-hand on the poor little thing, then muscle it around with your macho arm, you're raping your carpal tunnels. Set your mouse sensitivity so high that you can reach anywhere on your standard desktop without lifting the mouse. Then place your wrist on the table/mousepad, and move the mouse around with only your fingertips. Finer control and less aching wrists are your rewards. Oh, and better vertical control. Instead of moving your entire arm, you just have to curl and straighten your fingers. PRESTO!
Edit: Apparrently I know nothing about carpal tunnel syndrome. You get it from putting pressure on your wrist I now hear, like resting it on your desk (or even those gel pads). So take care whatever you do.