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1. Look straight down and hold your forward movement button as EZ Mouse suggested.
2. Hold down your backwards movement button while looking in any direction.
3. Hold down your crouch button while looking in any direction.
Bonus Tips:
1. You can move up a ladder with your jump key while looking in any direction.
2. Looking behind you, lets go of the ladder, so don't do that.
My situation is the following:
I'm standing on the highest point of the ladder and want to climb down. When I go backwards, I FALL down, don't hold the ladder.
To grab the ladder from top of the platform in order to go down, that was always the tricky part in Quake II.
When you step back towards the ladder, you have to do so very slowly while crouching. And if you still won't grab the ladder, (and that will happen most of the time) try pressing move forward mid-air to grab the ladder before you fall down.
Lift platforms that activate by proximity sensor instead of button were always tricky to use as well. Both are designed for reaching the previous or required elevation, rather than taking safe path down without taking fall damage.
BTW I've always wondered why does such thing as ladder even exist in Strogg architecture. Maintenance units hover in the air. They do not need lift or ladders, and military units have upper limbs replaced with weapons and can't hold onto the ladder.
Even guards and enforcers who have only one arm replaced, will have it extremely inconvenient.
(Wish guards had the ability to climb ladders and into vents in-game, but can't expect much from 1998 game after all.)