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E grapple
R block
lots of peeps make the mistake of spamming the Left Mouse button and rage quit cause Arthur is standing there taking a fist pounding, lol
THANK. YOU.
Finally, my frustration is at an end....
You don't need the mouse at all. Hold R when your opponent is swinging in order to block, tap F three or four times to hit him. Pressing E will allow you to grab him and if his health is low enough you can then tap F a few times to hit him while he is held.
Running and hitting F is a tackle to the ground, assuming both players spam F at the same speed (macro) while having set the assist for that to "hold", the person with the most stamina wins this struggle. PROTIP: Peak Condition works in melee too.
If your enemy hits F at the right time while you try to tackle him, you end up in a standing struggle, which can have several outcomes.
Tackling from the side can be easily countered by spamming F, you will roll your enemy off to your side.
Tackling from behind is an instakill, you can't struggle out of this one.
Running and hitting the mousebutton is a shoulder push, which is a great setup for just shooting them on the ground.
There are plenty of other fine nuances to this, but that's a good starter kit of things to know.