| John | Date: Friday, 2012-07-20, 2:19 AM | Message # 1 |
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| Med Style Guide[PARKOUR]
Introduction:
Hello my name is John, as you may know me by my Characters: Swiso and Hanzou. I've been Medding for a long time and pretty much established myself as a reliable source for Med Style. I know how to do most tricks (about 95%) and will gladly teach you through this guide how to do some Parkour.
Basically, Parkour means "Free Running". What you do in Med Style is run from your Enemy using the resources the map provides (i.e. the walls, pillars and the floor). You wall run, and show off tricks most people will drool at. Med Style is a rare style that most GunZ community doesn't know about at all. In this guide, I will teach you how to do Basic tricks.
There are countless tricks created by various people throughout the Years based on Wall Running and Bouncing on walls.
Requirements:
-A Character has to be Level 35+ (Since Most Tricks are in the Map of "Stairway")
-A Nade or Med to carry out the Parkour (A Gun would be too Uncomfortable...)
-240 fps (or "Unlimited") will be needed for most tricks. (To change FPS, Go to Options -> Misc -> Frames per second).
Basic Stuff:
First of all, I want to say that Med Style requires good memory of tricks and you need to remember what to press, where to "angle" (in this case, the term "angle" means where you look at and where you stand at. For example, a normal wall run would need about 30 degrees with sufficient speed to be able to wall run). For more advanced tricks, you must know when to bounce and the types of Wall runs there are: Slow Wall Run, Fast Wall Run and "Off-the-Wall" Wall run (these are not the official names but soon you will understand what I mean).
Glitch Bounces, Double, Triple and Quadruple Wall Runs
Glitch Bounces: Bounces that do not concur with GunZ Logic.
Wall Run: The wall run is when a player runs to a wall with enough space and runs sideways and/or upwards (if glitch wall run is used, then backwards too) without touching the floor (wall only).
Double Wall Runs ("DWR"): Two wall runs done in one single trick (no landing in between).
Triple Wall Runs ("TWR"): Rare-type of tricks not found at ALL in the Stairway Map. Three wall runs done in one single trick with no landing. Triple Wall Runs are found in: Dungeon and Port.
Quadruple Wall Runs ("QWR"): Rarest type of trick. Four wall runs done in one single trick with no landing. The quadruple Wall run is found in: Dungeon (there are combos of two Double Wall Runs merged together by a Temporal Landing- However it's not considered as a "QWR")
Actual Tutorial ( ^ All of this was some kind of a "Theory"):
Here comes the Actual Tutorial...
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Coming Soon...
Message edited by John - Friday, 2012-07-20, 11:36 AM |
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