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Basic Movement WASD to move, shift to sprint, space to jump, and control to crouch. There's nothing substantial to cover here, and it's fairly slow in game. You'll want to avoid walking and sprinting everywhere as much as you can. Jumping The first trick you should learn is Double Jumping. Jump while you're in the air, and you go higher. You can use this to clear obstacles like fences and such, but it's advanced uses require a bit more context later in this section. Something you should know, however, is that you move slightly, almost unnoticeably faster when double jumping and moving forward. Use this to gain a slight edge when trying to get somewhere before someone else. Sliding Sliding is your best friend. It lets you go very fast. Using sliding on any slope you may notice will give you a nice speed boost. On larger slopes, this speed boost is MASSIVE. That alone is nice, but if you jump before you reach the end of the slope, you preserve your momentum. Double jumping keeps you in the air longer, and still preserves your momentum. Timing your jumps well will allow you to travel over a hundred meters in a matter of seconds. Use this at every opportunity you have. Unfortunately, your momentum is reset when you touch the ground, so you cannot chain slides together, even on slopes. Jumppads/Mattresses Mattress piles are scattered around the map. Stepping on these will give you a nice upward boost and some extra forward momentum. Use these if a slope isn't nearby. Rocket jumping or Gun jumping One of the most interesting and important mechanics in this game is that every weapon will give you momentum if you shoot a wall very near you. If you've ever played Team Fortress or Quake, you'll know what I'm talking about. I believe the force that each weapon will give you is based on the damage that they do, but this is unconfirmed. Remember when I said that I couldn't talk about the shotgun's true beauty? This is where it truly shines. The shotgun is unquestionably the best weapon to gunjump with. This ability is without a doubt what defines you as a player. It allows you to rapidly change positions, get high ground, and move around the map at lightning speed. Using this properly makes it incredibly difficult for even the best zombies to touch you. It should be your main method of movement. Gunjumping works on anything with a collider. The easiest way to do it is to walk up to a wall, look towards your feet but in a way so that your crosshair is still on the wall, and start shooting. If you want to climb buildings, you must move towards to wall you are shooting at. I highly recommend you open the warmup mode and start practicing this ability. Even using it on a basic level will put you far above other players. Get used to strafing in the air. Try to climb buildings. Try to use the trees to give yourself horizontal momentum. Practice, practice, practice with this ability. It will massively improve the game for you. Some Advanced Tips/Tricks Sprinting and sliding, and then jumping as soon as you start sliding, will make your first jump MUCH higher. Use this to get to tricky spots when you can't gunjump. Using the same trick as above, if you keep sliding as soon as you touch the ground (which can be done by holding ctrl before you land), you'll gain speed, even on flat ground. Use this as a last resort in the early game. Jumping before you gun jump will give you some extra upward momentum. If you slide down a slope, jump near the end of the slope and shoot a surface, and then near the end of THAT jump, double jump and shoot another surface mid jump, you will go really, REALLY god damn fast. This is the "ideal" or "optimal" movement, it is rarely possible under normal circumstances but you should strive for it. You can do it, I believe in you.
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