I DID NOT BHOP GOOD INTEL I WENT IN THIS MAP THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BEING A BUNNY IS HHHHAARRDRDDDDD
(still a good map tho )

dababy

this actually helped a lot

apparently you can just pass the level by strafing. still can't bunnyhop lol

2022, still objectively cool

cool!!!!!!!!

now i can bhop, thanks!

you know its a good map when you lose speed after doing every step correct

tysm

thanks baby

Your kidding right...

How can i bhop with no autohop?

I completed it, thank you!

cool

Hoppity hop.

how do i strafe ;-;
im new pls help

This helped me in CsGo more than portal 2, but still good map

I saw your vid on youtube. I didn't know how to bunny hop like that but I am glad I saw your vid to help me out a little.

I wanted to learn how to bhop and now i know a bit how it works. I need to keep the upward arrow for now but i managed to finish the map.
I will still practice a bit. For exemple, I did not succeed reaching the lower edge.

Thank you for the map and the video :)

Thank you for that very good answer.

I found that you actually lose the ability to airstrafe after you reach a velocity of 300. You can try it yourself by enabling sv_cheats and then setting sv_gravity to 0. You can float around in the air and really see exactly where you lose control.

In CS it's really hard to reach any sort of cap (I'm not even sure there is one) where you start to lose control. In Portal 2, it's easy to lose all control when you go too fast. This is probably to prevent crazy air-strafe solutions to puzzles with fast flings.

To get around this, it's probably best to use the technique from the last bit of my video. It's pretty much like a tiny circle jump on every jump. Ideally, you will maintain a speed of around 300, even if you don't have any air control.

Great map and great video. Thank you.

I used to play a lot of bhop in CS and I was good at it. LJ rec was like 254 I think, not awesome but I know how strafes work. But there is some difference in portal and I cant tell exactly what it is. It's like, the more speed you get the easier it is to loose it all. I have completed the map, but it's like after a few jumps I loose all control and I can only move straight forward.

How can I maintain control as my speed increases? Or is it impossible to maintain control at a certain speed, is that the difference?