[Video] The Art Of Skulking - Tips and Tricks

Tyrsis

<div class="IPBDescription">First Person POV</div>I created a first person POV video playing as a skulk. Many newer players have trouble with the skulk, so I figured I'd put some more advanced things into a video to view. You should watch some basic wall jumping tutorials before this one, but it's a good "application of tips" video where I actually show in game footage of how a skulk can be played effectively.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R52hKG60RLs" target="_blank">Skulking Around</a>

I cover a lot of other aspects that get glossed over in a lot of other tutorials, that are actually pretty important. Check it out. Hope it helps.

Valheru

Thanks for the video! It's one of the better tutorials out there, and it focuses on more than just 'basics' (which are actually easy to figure out). Would love to see a similar guide for Lerks! :D

Domiel

Thanks for this, helped me a lot. Incidentally i found out that Fade has some "skulking" potential as well after watching this..

Tyrsis

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Working on a lerk video. Had a few requests for this.

WillzZz

Nice video. It's interesting watching your movement.

Tyrsis

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Eater

Yeah I second that, great video, really emphasized walk-jumping and the skulk's advantages

nezz

y no parasiting?

Manwich

I found both your skulk and lerk videos to be very helpful, great work. I'd love to see a fade or onos tutorial from you as well, keep up the good work.