Nooby Leap
NOOBY_LEAP.dm_68
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Hold down sprint and forward, then jump when you reach the edge. You should be
able to clear the gap very easily if you are sprinting. Don't be confused - even if
you have the "always run" setting on (which is by default), you will not be sprinting
when you just press forward. The default sprint key is 'e'. By default, forward is 'w'. So, to be
sprinting at full speed, you should be holding down both 'w' and 'e' (if you have the default
key layout).
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Nooby Ramp
NOOBY_RAMP.dm_68
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Slide in an arc to gain enough speed to make it up the ramp. Avoid hitting the thin brown
wood strips on the sides while sliding, because it will slow you down a lot. You should be
sprinting the entire time you slide (it's not enough to just be running).
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Nooby IcyJump
NOOBY_ICYJUMP.dm_68
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Make arcs while sliding to gain speed. Do this by facing sideways, all the while
sprinting (not just running). You should have full stamina at the beginning, and make sure to
drop your kevlar vest. Wearing a kevlar vest will deplete your stamina twice as quickly when you sprint
or jump. By default, the key to drop an item is '='. You should therefore press '=' until you see that
your kevlar vest has been dropped. Change your weapon/item loadout so that you don't spawn with kevlar
next time if you plan to continue doing jump maps.
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Nooby Drop-In
NOOBY_DROPIN.dm_68
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The only trick to this jump is to land close to the top of the ramp. Try to avoid hitting the far wall
(on the right after you land).
You can slide in an arc after you land to gain extra speed; do so by facing sideways as shown in the demo,
and don't forget to sprint the whole time. Making the Nooby Leet ledge is quite easy;
you should practice until you can get it.
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Nooby Climb
NOOBY_CLIMB.dm_68
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This teaches you how to do a ladder climb. The only key being pushed here should be
forward. No jumping, no crouching (although you should make one jump
initially to grab the first rung). Grab one rung, pull up slightly, then let go
of forward to fall back down. Immediately after letting go, press forward again to
grab hold of the next rung. A good strategy for beginners is to
climb two rungs at a time, then drop down a rung, climb two more, etc.
If you keep pressing forward as you are pulling up on a rung you will fall all the
way down. If you are falling down often, you should probably be letting go of the rung
sooner. There is a little secret at the top of the climb, see if you can find it. :-)
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