they want videos out daily not in weeks or a month trying to get high level footage and permission from said person. and you can find almost all these kinda easily.
@@nikobellik8491 yeah if you put them away or download a mod but if you run up to someone guns drawn he just stands there gun I their face having a sarcastic conversation
I'm a big RTS nerd, so here's a few that are RTS-specific: Red Alert (And C&C1 but multiplayer only I guess?) accidentally introduced a kind of "moving attack" that was unintentional but ended up being a very popular way to play the game. It was performed by pressing G to put your units in Guard mode and then Q+click to queue up a waypoint for the unit. It only works with units that have a turret, but the unit will move while still technically being in guard mode and thus it will automatically acquire and attack anything it comes near it. StarCraft: Brood War has a weird "hold position" glitch. Some units normally are not allowed to receive a Hold Position order. Weirdly, you can select some units and a unit that can't Hold Position but you want to and you will get the button to order Hold Position and all of those selected units will Hold Position. That in of itself isn't super useful, but for some reason one particular unit, The Lurker, cannot attack if it is in Hold Position, and players ended up using this to kind of "bait" their enemy into a group of Lurkers, then telling the Lurkers to stop, which will clear the Hold Position, and they will all be able to attack again. This is usually used when a bunch of units are right ontop of the Lurkers. In Age of Empires 2, there is a formations mechanic. You can use it to toggle all of your currently selected units to immediately change to a different formation. This mechanic becomes extremely useful to dodge AOE damage. Especially when you have a bunch of "trash" units that are suppose to be hardcountered by units like Onagers, but by using certain formations you can extend their life a little bit to make them dodge the Onager's AOE. It was probably unintentional to use it in that way, but its not that hard to pull off and its very effective.
Ehh.. I think the AOE2 formation mechanic is definitely intentionally added. The use of flank formation to completely avoid onagers probably wasn't very obvious, as the staggered formation is what the game told you to use to reduce AOE/siege damages. But the use of formations to make certain kind of attacks more or less effective are definitely intentional. People just found creative ways to use the tools handed out to them more effectively for their intended purpose.
The real bug that changed the game in Red Alert 2 is when you lift tank with Magnetron and placed them on the tree haha, the tank will always explode no matter what it is and the tree will always be fine lol
@@ahha6304 units being instantly destroyed when placed ontop of doodads, cliffs, or land units placed in water, is intentional, and Magnetrons are definitely intentionally meant to be able to drop units in these positions. :D
@@yvrelna the advantages in particular i am talking about come from switching the formations and not actually the formations themselves in order to do the dodging which is almost certainly not intended. when you switch formations, units will immediately begin moving to their new rank in the new formation, which is orders of magnitude easier and faster than manually ordering your units to dodge out of the way of something like an Onager.
I'm surprised GunZ The Duel is not included on this list. The entire reason this game became well-received was the so-called K-style (Korean Style) which was basically animation cancelling almost every move in the game, resulting in a far faster and highly skill based game. It didn't got put into the continuation; GunZ 2 because the devs even said it was unintended to be there, resulting in GunZ 2 nearly instantly dieing.
I thought of this too, GunZ should be the first one, that game became a masterpiece by accident. The level of skill needed to play properly was incredible, plus once you mastered the moves it was pretty funny to destroy noobs that didn't even know what was happening and why you were flying around slashing at walls and changing weapons after every hit.
yeah people mentioning warframe, but gunz was THE game that introduce multiple animation cancelling moves, it was like a quake but for third person shooters, revolutionary
I came to say the same this game was amazing from triangle jumping on walls to parry slashing to do multiple slashes in a jump butterflying was the term I believe
@@veylusoliveira7015 I just watched it. Hahaha I bet that was fun... in its time. One thing I'm sure of, I won't forget that there are many fighters like me all over the world.
Surprised you never mentioned the warframe moves that players found from comboing melee attacks to the simpler movement combos that the devs didn't realise but then the devs implemented
Yes originally bullet jumping was not a thing in warframe until people found a way to exploit the jump system. The devs thought this was awesome and really smart so they Implemented it
wave dashing was a thing before coptering, every time you tapped slide you immediately get a boost. now its has a slightly cooldown but yea you zoom across levels even with the slowest warframes.
@@EfrenMunoz313 2004 here and I've been using this in mario 64(first game I ever played) and Donkey Kong on the wii. I was around 6 when I played those and I felt like a genius figuring this out. I've been doing it in every game where something like this is possible. I'm currently playing a lot of it takes two with a friend of mine but I also play a lot of Destiny 2 and titanfall wich both also have some way to keep momentum and go fast while also being an fps. It's just to much fun!
If I correctly remember my early 2000's LAN party years playing Unreal Tournament 2k, teleporter kills (or tele-sniping, as we called it) was initially an accidental move (or at least not intended to be significant). However, those of us that mastered it were unstoppable during matches. We didn't waste running for the better weapons, we just bum rushed the other team and blew them up one by one by teleporting inside/through their bodies. Timing was key after tossing the teleporter disk at them. Too soon or too late warping to the disk and you'd just end up in front of them like an idiot while they executed you with the basic pistol before you could switch weapons. Timed perfectly, and you're rewarded with a glorious explosion of gore and a lot of cursing from behind the opposing CRT monitors.
based on how bad all the example footage is of these techs i'd be willing to bet money they didnt include it because they couldnt do it. I mean the gears wall bounce video doesnt even show actual wall bouncing just the cover cancel
"Helicopter Jumping" in the original release of WARFRAME - became the best way to get around and was so popular the devs built a whole "Bullet Jump" system based on it... (Or something like that)
I thought the same, i was waiting for it but i think i can understand why they put SF instead. Basically all the the "canceling" tricks was born from SF, so even though from game to game is quite different in term of execution, the 1st position is basically speaking for the whole category of fighting games that feature animation canceling. EDIT: From my point of view 10st and 1st position are basically the same concept wich is "exploiting the mechanics"
@code veeh Let's see what KBD is... backdash (b,b) *CANCEL* backdash into crouch + backdash again... They also didn't talk about wavedash in tekken, Kara throws and Kara moves is other SF games and the like, do you wonder why? Because all of them ultimately born from Canceling the recovery of a move into other move...
I think ESO's animation cancelling/"weaving" counts. Originally a quirk of attack priority, Zenimax became aware of it after it became an integral part of high-level play and now they take it into full account when designing fights.
@@phillipternullo4720 Because normally when a company does that they're making the CORRECT decision. Riot 100% did the right thing in balancing her around her around the cancels instead of removing them. Encourages actually learning the champion and putting time into getting good with her, rewarding skill.
@@phillipternullo4720 Sometimes a bug is hard to fix and fixing it can have unintended side effects while rebalancing things around the bug is way easier. Not to mention players don't really like it when they use a feature, be it intentional or not and then suddenly it's removed.
A friend discovered how to do 3 attacks in 1 in the old MMO Dark Age of Camelot. With the Necro class, you could interrupt your minion's attack animation if you clicked an attack again at just the right time. I was able to do two attacks per "attack circle" but he made a macro so it would time it down to a 10th of a second and get 3 attacks per circle.
The movement system in titanfall 2 can be pretty complex when trying to maintain speed, but that's all on purpose. Fragboosting, I do believe was discovered by fans. When a grenade explodes next to you, it pushes you away from the grenade a little, so if you time it right and have it explode right as you pass it, you gain a huge amount of moment (at least I think that's what goes on)
MGSV: dolphin dive to avoid enemy detection during speed run and in GTA San Andres where you drive your tank using the turret and lastly the Korean Back dash
Everyone: I have noticed one... CD Projekt Red: Hold my beer. I mean The number of Unscripted moves which have been discovered in Cyberpunk 2077 is more than the whole discoveries in gaming history.
@@snowmanleblanc6053 All you have to do is read the notes for the latest patch 1,2, there are literally over a hundred fixes to glitches and bugs mentioned.
He says "wave dashing" correctly at 10:58 which means he's probably just hastily reading from a script that someone else wrote and pronounced it wrong earlier multiple times. Anyway, still sounds dumb.
-Mirror's edge Kick glitching (very useful for platforming) -Evil Within 2's Run -> Aim cancel (massively reduces your sprint stamina consumption in free roam) -DMC4 's Inertia (creates the most complex combos) -Dishonored 2's Vault-hop launch (used in speedruns too) -Ghostrunner's The Dash Slide Jump (makes you faster) -Alien Isolation's crouch spam (makes you faster while crouched) -MGSV TPP's Dolphin diving (makes infiltration more stealthy) -CSGO's surfing annnnnnnd prolly alot more speedrunning strats I haven't heard of Please gameranx release more vids like these!
Fun fact about the at ease pose in Halo CE. 343i noticed how important it was to machinima and included it as a mechanic with "machinima controls" in Halo 5.
@@jamesvancam He means the original MK games where they were not listed at all. You had to figure them out, or sometimes Nintendo power would put them in their magazines so you would buy them.
Almost any of the 'pro player' vids of Breath of the Wild. Some of that stuff is absolutely game breaking. Not just bomb jumping, but cancel-(move) and lockon warps. Insane.
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Things I used to use all the time were strafing in goldeneye 64 and perfect dark, in goldeneye single player I'd use the dual wield swap glitch to run around in single player with combinations such as KF7 Soviet and Klobb to enable aim magnification and improve lethality, I would also use the back and forward weapon selection in perfect dark multiplayer with dual wield charged maulers in order to reload the pistol in the off hand fully whilst maintaining a full charge. Sure, it only gives you an extra 4 rounds to put down range before reloading in combat, or a single half charged projectile, but it does give you an edge nonetheless 👍
Back in the day I had a friend loan me his Game Boy Advance with his copy of Castlevania, until this day I don't know which version. But I remember that later in the game you get a skill to transform into a wolf(?) and that if you timed your moves just right, jumping and using the momentum of the jump, it was possible to keep going indefinitely. Just by changing into a wolf and back, the displacement of the character was minimum, but this was just enough to cross a giant gap and fight the final boss way before the developers wished. At the time I didn't knew it was a glitch and thought it was the right way to cross over.
back in rvb early seasons they actually didn't have a way to map out the games so they used pieces of sticky notes taped to the screen as sort of set markers and to help with continuity
I think a good one to have on this list would have been super jumping on mercy in overwatch. It changed the way mercy could be played at the higher skill levels.
don't forget using the crouch slide momentum to spam crouch slides to reach ridiculous speeds. dev's had to throw a cooldown on the momentum boost on that one xD
God I miss that game. I know there's servers for the Tribes 1 and 2 still. Maybe even Ascend? I'd get pounded in the ground since it's been ages since I've flung a disc.
I'm surprised the doomfist's "diagonal bounce" from overwatch didn't make this list. Talk about bug turned intended feature, it COMPLETELY changed the way people play doomfist.
Special move canceling was an oversight from trying to make special move inputs easier to perform. If you wanted to shoot a heavy punch hadouken then you input down, down forward, forward and heavy punch. If you mistime the heavy punch input then you end up doing just the normal heavy punch instead of the hadouken. So they programmed it to be lenient with the input and made the move come out as long as you were "close enough". Combos came about from the "good enough" programming triggering AFTER the normal heavy punch input already came out. So you would do heavy punch then immediately shoot a hadouken before the full animation of heavy punch even finished. So you end up hitting the opponent twice in a short timespan without giving them a chance to block between the attacks, aka a combo. Combos have since evolved into chaining/linking/canceling from one move to the next to lock your opponent into a string of attacks that cannot be blocked after the first hit connects, all from the initial concept of hitting two times in a row from input leniency.
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Great clip. Another cool move is grenade gliding in GTA2: All you gotta do is slide on a ramp or similar, then start pressing the attack button while having a grenade selected, keep pressing it rapidly to glide infinitely.
Skiing from Starsiege: Tribes Tribes was originally meant to be fairly slow-paced, yes even though it had jetpacks, but someone discovered that if you held spacebar and bunnyhopped down a hill, the slope of the hill would convert your vertical momentum into horizontal momentum. Continue bunnyhopping to minimize friction with the ground, use your jetpack strategically to jet up hills and land on the downward slopes and the entire dynamic of the game drastically changed. The change, while unintended, was so prominent that the first sequel even acknowledged the technique in their tutorial, and subsequent sequels made it a proper mechanic by replacing the jump button with a "hoverboots" button.
Everything in GunZ, every piece of tech most people use is animation canceling chains. really hard to do some of it, super high skill ceiling in that game, horribly non-beginner friendly, you'll go into a lobby ( on a private server now because the game shut down years ago) and just get destroyed, most of my early teen years were spent on GunZ tho. loved that game.
The whole "Gunz The Duel" game, it was designed to be a 3rd person shooter with swords melee combat and some matrix moves, like wall runs, wall jumps, dashes and you could block bullets with your sword. But players found out you could cancel any model animation when you blocked with your sword, so they started chaining dashes and wall jumps to stay "flying" trhough the maps, and they even developed more complex techniques as time progressed. So the game ended being a 3rd person, super sayian, shooter with swords. It was crazy, and a real good way to develop carpal tunnel syndrome in your wasd hand if you wanted to get to "pro" level.
@@filipecordeiro2867 b-hopping and strafe jumping 2 different things and still there are ppl using strafe jumping first b-hopping was in quake 1 and then half-life but nowadays counter strike bhopping it got changed alot it's almost different style of bhopping strafe jumping was more popular in Quake series like in Quake2 Quake 3 arena, Quake4 and Quake live and there was no Bhopping in those quake games only Quake champions (newest quake game) has all types of movement techniques
When I was playing competitive in Urban Terror, I discovered and used the trick to drop weapon to get a faster (instant) weapon switching. The weapon drop command in the game by-passed the weapon switching animation frames and have an instant ready-to-fire weapon in my hand. At high level play, those few milliseconds can be difference in winning or losing. Urban Terror was also home for trick jumping like in Quake. As it ran on the Quake 3 engine. It was an amazing alternative to Counter Strike with all it's acrobatic movements like wall-jumping and powersliding, combined with "The Quake moves".
The roll jump in Syphon Filter Omega Strain was pretty dope. Roll and then crouch at the right time to jump twice your character's height and bypass a lot of the parts that needed online play to do so, especially when playing the game way after online services had been disabled.
Wall bouncing in gears of war has become a method to make yourself an easy target. Basically you only need to aim in the center of the Left-Right width of the walls and time your shotgun shots to take down the wall bouncing enemy
Ima chime in and add Halo 2 melee cancelling, which had many used like the BXR technique as well as butterflying which was one person standing on another jumping while the other just melee’ing like a mad man which allowed people to get out of the map and other out of reach areas
Jak 3 had a crazy bug where activating the Light Jak power could let you gain a lot of altitude, far more than the game normally lets you achieve to reach high places, was especially famous as there was, in fact, an out of bounds easter egg that required the glitch to reach, or at least something that could let you reach the required height. Steambot Chronicles also had a very effective glitch called Wall-bouncing where you could pick up an enemy, throw them at a wall, and let them bounce off your head and the wall repeatedly to deplete their health in seconds.
Wave dashing and Korean back dashing or footsies are pretty famous bugs that werent intended in fighting games, but stayed. Bunny jumping in the Counter Strike series was also a bug that are used in even competitive play to this day. Thought they would be mentioned x)
Guard flying, inertia, and jump cancelling in devil may cry. Especially inertia in dmc4, using it to guard fly as dante took his gameplay to a whole new level since he was considered pretty bad to play as in the game.
@@AzureRoxe Any of these other games have a community and competitive scene today as big as meele? While also being 20 years old? Didn't think so "mate". Go on and play fortnite if it's not past ur bedtime.
The Street Fighter one is so iconic. I remember when Street Fighter 2 came out and going back to the original was a pain because it felt like all the fighting tactics and combos were unfinished.
Shooting at your feet and being propelled up instead of dying is pretty silly, but the move is useful, FPS games could introduce a move where you use your left hand to push away enemies in melee range, but pushing when aiming at the ground it propels you up, and if done immediatley after jumping it boosts the jump. It could also be used to negate/decreas fall damage, and when using it on big enemies it pushes the player character away.
Flying and Butterflying in Gunz the Duel were two unintended techniques that accidentally turned that game into an incredibly competitive third person arena shooter.
I remember being able to play out into locked zones in Banjo Kazooie N'n'B. You load the cart with boxes, get on top of them, select the cart and tada! Flying car mode activated. I scouted THE WHOLE main map just from downloading the demo back before the release.
The ice grenade hover trick in batman flooded me with memories, i remember doing that and gliding around polygon gotham, and dive bombing and gliding up again. good times
Wavedashing was flat out removed from later games. Wavedashing is a glitch. Sakurai didn't expect people to figure out it existed, but it was a glitch. Also it's one of the things to note how Smash Melee was the ONLY one of the entire franchise that was rushed out the door! The reason why Smash Melee was rushed out the door was because back then, Mr. Iwata announced a Smash Bros game for the Gamecube, AND THEN AFTER he announced it, he asked Mr. Sakurai to make it. So yeah, Smash Melee was rushed, and because it was rushed, it was plagued with all manner of bugs and glitches. It remains a blemish on the otherwise spotless record of Smash Bros.
A cool trick that me and my buddies discovered during halo on the original Xbox back in the day, was if you did a Melee Attack and hit left trigger to throw a plasma grenade at the moment your melee attack landed, you would basically hit the other player and stick a grenade to them at the same time and then all you had to do was evade! This worked exceptionally well on levels where you had portals where you could lure your enemy into a battle right in front of a portal, Biff him with the shotgun butt, “stick a sticky” and then exit through the portal behind you!!
you should google more, Gunz: The Dual will be the top 1st unscripted game moves, after a years game released, the whole game fights turn into whole new level of intended fighting skills
in battlefield 3 with the M16 you could put a small cursor by aiming + shooting 1 bullet+ switching weapons immediately while still aiming . it alowed you to be more accurate for hipfire cause the cursor was like counterstrike kind of small
You completely missed Gunz the dual. A game where a style of gaming stemmed from animation canceling and glitching movements, that made the game competitive.
Kinda reminds me of Rappelz not really having much of a global cooldown for skills. It was entirely possible to fire off 4 or 5 attacks simultaneously because of this and inflict ungodly amounts of burst damage on classes that were never meant to have it. Soldiers and _especially_ Knights were already defensive powerhouses, this exploit turned them into nigh-unstoppable juggernauts which required extensively specific set-ups just to mildly inconvenience them.
1. Tea bagging
XD It's such a wonderful way to say - suck it.
This is arguably the move that made Halo competitive AND somehow cooperative. Teabagging has become its own language in Halo.
The player made taunt.
2. Shooting 200 bullets in a dead body
@@legiovictorum 3. Bombing corpses
I wish they had shown more pro player examples as well. That way we could see the moves used in a competitive setting
I agree
they want videos out daily not in weeks or a month trying to get high level footage and permission from said person.
and you can find almost all these kinda easily.
Or even just, people executing the moves consistently. Lol
Was about to say the same
Ayeeeee TrueUnderDawgGaming love your vids
"It'd be pretty awkward if characters were talking while pointing their guns at each other all the time"
*Fallout 4 rushing in late to class*
but you can put your gun down at any time
u can put your gun away and I’m pretty sure if your close to a friendly npc it aims to the side automatically.
@@nikobellik8491 yeah if you put them away or download a mod but if you run up to someone guns drawn he just stands there gun I their face having a sarcastic conversation
yup
At least Preston always lowered his rifle when telling you there's another settlement that needs your help! Also at least it's not raining.
Bunny hopping, surfing, prop boostin, basically the entire source engine.
It's an engine held together by dreams and duct tape, and I love it.
some of the stuff has been fixed, for better or for worse. Generally still more of a fan of the goldsrc movement than source.
this and all the movement found in apex... clueless on why they never mentioned it...
Yes so much lol
i dont get it can someone explain
Flying in the tank while shooting in GTA Vice City
Was a great way to get into the stadium!
Amen sir 🙏
Did it in GTA III
Yeah yeah man. U just brought back like crazy old memories 🙏😊😊. Panza + comeflywithme
Or using the cannon as a speed boost by aiming it backwards and firing while driving and having the craziest maxed out police chases
I'm a big RTS nerd, so here's a few that are RTS-specific:
Red Alert (And C&C1 but multiplayer only I guess?) accidentally introduced a kind of "moving attack" that was unintentional but ended up being a very popular way to play the game. It was performed by pressing G to put your units in Guard mode and then Q+click to queue up a waypoint for the unit. It only works with units that have a turret, but the unit will move while still technically being in guard mode and thus it will automatically acquire and attack anything it comes near it.
StarCraft: Brood War has a weird "hold position" glitch. Some units normally are not allowed to receive a Hold Position order. Weirdly, you can select some units and a unit that can't Hold Position but you want to and you will get the button to order Hold Position and all of those selected units will Hold Position. That in of itself isn't super useful, but for some reason one particular unit, The Lurker, cannot attack if it is in Hold Position, and players ended up using this to kind of "bait" their enemy into a group of Lurkers, then telling the Lurkers to stop, which will clear the Hold Position, and they will all be able to attack again. This is usually used when a bunch of units are right ontop of the Lurkers.
In Age of Empires 2, there is a formations mechanic. You can use it to toggle all of your currently selected units to immediately change to a different formation. This mechanic becomes extremely useful to dodge AOE damage. Especially when you have a bunch of "trash" units that are suppose to be hardcountered by units like Onagers, but by using certain formations you can extend their life a little bit to make them dodge the Onager's AOE. It was probably unintentional to use it in that way, but its not that hard to pull off and its very effective.
Ehh.. I think the AOE2 formation mechanic is definitely intentionally added.
The use of flank formation to completely avoid onagers probably wasn't very obvious, as the staggered formation is what the game told you to use to reduce AOE/siege damages. But the use of formations to make certain kind of attacks more or less effective are definitely intentional. People just found creative ways to use the tools handed out to them more effectively for their intended purpose.
The real bug that changed the game in Red Alert 2 is when you lift tank with Magnetron and placed them on the tree haha, the tank will always explode no matter what it is and the tree will always be fine lol
@@ahha6304 units being instantly destroyed when placed ontop of doodads, cliffs, or land units placed in water, is intentional, and Magnetrons are definitely intentionally meant to be able to drop units in these positions. :D
@@yvrelna the advantages in particular i am talking about come from switching the formations and not actually the formations themselves in order to do the dodging which is almost certainly not intended. when you switch formations, units will immediately begin moving to their new rank in the new formation, which is orders of magnitude easier and faster than manually ordering your units to dodge out of the way of something like an Onager.
"Glitch"
Gameranx: _Nah_
"Unscripted video game moves"
Gameranx: _Real sh!t_
It’s shit not sh!t
@@GDime hmmmm, you're pretty smart buddy.
@@GDime sh?t
I'm surprised GunZ The Duel is not included on this list. The entire reason this game became well-received was the so-called K-style (Korean Style) which was basically animation cancelling almost every move in the game, resulting in a far faster and highly skill based game. It didn't got put into the continuation; GunZ 2 because the devs even said it was unintended to be there, resulting in GunZ 2 nearly instantly dieing.
I thought of this too, GunZ should be the first one, that game became a masterpiece by accident. The level of skill needed to play properly was incredible, plus once you mastered the moves it was pretty funny to destroy noobs that didn't even know what was happening and why you were flying around slashing at walls and changing weapons after every hit.
yeah people mentioning warframe, but gunz was THE game that introduce multiple animation cancelling moves, it was like a quake but for third person shooters, revolutionary
I came to say the same this game was amazing from triangle jumping on walls to parry slashing to do multiple slashes in a jump butterflying was the term I believe
I was thinking about even mentioning this one because I thought nobody remembered it or not so many played it. Nevermind then.
Gunz: The duel. That entire game is unscripted.
Pretty sure I gave myself an wrist injury for life from doing the butterfly
Hella true the melee and the glide and doing some neo moves
@StinkyDew alot of Hacker but I think the Ip is also down now
God i miss that game 😭
fuck yeah, some old school gamers here remember gunz, that game was insanely difficult to master
could yall imagine a world where comboing wasnt discovered and everyone would be just go crazy on people landing a shoryuken on the opponent
That's every clutch DP in a tournament setting though
Look up umeshoryu for easy examples
You mean that's what street fighter 1 all about? I never played it, so I'm genuinely asking.
@@tomjordan4123 yes actually. I always make fun at how mt friend calls those moves combos cause he is really a fan of the first fighting games.
@@veylusoliveira7015 I just watched it. Hahaha I bet that was fun... in its time.
One thing I'm sure of, I won't forget that there are many fighters like me all over the world.
I’m surprised that the backjump in Mario 64 didn’t make it in this list
Lots of crazy mario moves over the years.
That's a good one
Ye wtf
backwards long jump
Probably because there's no gamers out there that don't know of it tbh.
The thumbnail is from the next Gungrave game, in case you were wondering.
I couldnt stop staring between her legs.. Jesús Hernandez Chrísto!
Can't wait for it. Made me think they were gonna mention something Gungrave related though. Guess not.
Thank you sauce god
@@88_TROUBLE_88 The empty space?
Surprised you never mentioned the warframe moves that players found from comboing melee attacks to the simpler movement combos that the devs didn't realise but then the devs implemented
ye ol coptering
Such as jumping then dashing then dashing again after you hit the ground to get a little speed boost?
@@cmdraftbrn yeap
Yes originally bullet jumping was not a thing in warframe until people found a way to exploit the jump system. The devs thought this was awesome and really smart so they Implemented it
wave dashing was a thing before coptering, every time you tapped slide you immediately get a boost. now its has a slightly cooldown but yea you zoom across levels even with the slowest warframes.
To be fair, "scale" is also a word for climbing, not just sizing.
Knuckles can scale walls.
And unlike sonic he don't chuckle
Any game that has a roll can almost always be canceled into a jump to keep momentum. I've been using this a lot in it takes two
True I agree
Basics of Sonic’s physics
Rolls since Sonic Adventure and Slides since Super Mario 64 (late 90s kid here)
@@EfrenMunoz313 2004 here and I've been using this in mario 64(first game I ever played) and Donkey Kong on the wii. I was around 6 when I played those and I felt like a genius figuring this out. I've been doing it in every game where something like this is possible. I'm currently playing a lot of it takes two with a friend of mine but I also play a lot of Destiny 2 and titanfall wich both also have some way to keep momentum and go fast while also being an fps. It's just to much fun!
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If I correctly remember my early 2000's LAN party years playing Unreal Tournament 2k, teleporter kills (or tele-sniping, as we called it) was initially an accidental move (or at least not intended to be significant). However, those of us that mastered it were unstoppable during matches. We didn't waste running for the better weapons, we just bum rushed the other team and blew them up one by one by teleporting inside/through their bodies.
Timing was key after tossing the teleporter disk at them. Too soon or too late warping to the disk and you'd just end up in front of them like an idiot while they executed you with the basic pistol before you could switch weapons. Timed perfectly, and you're rewarded with a glorious explosion of gore and a lot of cursing from behind the opposing CRT monitors.
You forgot the « Bomb Impact Launch » in Zelda Botw, it’s hard to learn but really effective
@Roberto Bustamante bot
based on how bad all the example footage is of these techs i'd be willing to bet money they didnt include it because they couldnt do it. I mean the gears wall bounce video doesnt even show actual wall bouncing just the cover cancel
I was expecting at least one of the many moves discovered from Botw to be mentioned
@@ChocoBabiii Tbh BotW is basically cheating since even completely intended mechanics aren't "scripted" they're just consequences of the physics.
Eh
"Helicopter Jumping" in the original release of WARFRAME - became the best way to get around and was so popular the devs built a whole "Bullet Jump" system based on it... (Or something like that)
Those orthos maneuvers felt real good.
Tenno!
Grab the dual zoren.
I can't believe y'all showed Tekken 7 in the beginning of this but didn't mention Korean backdash !
I thought the same, i was waiting for it but i think i can understand why they put SF instead. Basically all the the "canceling" tricks was born from SF, so even though from game to game is quite different in term of execution, the 1st position is basically speaking for the whole category of fighting games that feature animation canceling.
EDIT: From my point of view 10st and 1st position are basically the same concept wich is "exploiting the mechanics"
@deathhead 6 Nothing to do with cancelling? Why do you think the other term for Korean backdash is "backdash cancel"? Do you even know how it works?
@code veeh Let's see what KBD is...
backdash (b,b) *CANCEL* backdash into crouch + backdash again...
They also didn't talk about wavedash in tekken, Kara throws and Kara moves is other SF games and the like, do you wonder why?
Because all of them ultimately born from Canceling the recovery of a move into other move...
There's also the "melee+jump" in No Man's Sky that shoots you forward. It's hard to play that game without using this trick.
I think ESO's animation cancelling/"weaving" counts. Originally a quirk of attack priority, Zenimax became aware of it after it became an integral part of high-level play and now they take it into full account when designing fights.
100%. I quit because light attack weabing was nerfed and replaced by heavy attack weaving. Back then I owned the Veteran Maelstrom Arena leaderboard.
@@phillipternullo4720 Because normally when a company does that they're making the CORRECT decision. Riot 100% did the right thing in balancing her around her around the cancels instead of removing them. Encourages actually learning the champion and putting time into getting good with her, rewarding skill.
ESO easily has the best MMO PvP combat i have ever played... when it works.
@@phillipternullo4720 Sometimes a bug is hard to fix and fixing it can have unintended side effects while rebalancing things around the bug is way easier. Not to mention players don't really like it when they use a feature, be it intentional or not and then suddenly it's removed.
A friend discovered how to do 3 attacks in 1 in the old MMO Dark Age of Camelot. With the Necro class, you could interrupt your minion's attack animation if you clicked an attack again at just the right time. I was able to do two attacks per "attack circle" but he made a macro so it would time it down to a 10th of a second and get 3 attacks per circle.
6:54 whoever put Joel over Jack Nicholson's creepy head nod is a genius!😂😂😂
The movement system in titanfall 2 can be pretty complex when trying to maintain speed, but that's all on purpose. Fragboosting, I do believe was discovered by fans. When a grenade explodes next to you, it pushes you away from the grenade a little, so if you time it right and have it explode right as you pass it, you gain a huge amount of moment (at least I think that's what goes on)
I'm pretty sure you could do that in halo too.
Literally created the character of Octane in Apex
MGSV: dolphin dive to avoid enemy detection during speed run and in GTA San Andres where you drive your tank using the turret and lastly the Korean Back dash
Yandere.
"you know what combos are, right?"
Laughing in Killer Instinct
Everyone: I have noticed one...
CD Projekt Red: Hold my beer.
I mean The number of Unscripted moves which have been discovered in Cyberpunk 2077 is more than the whole discoveries in gaming history.
I've been playing for days on the series X and had absolutely ZERO problems
@@Joshua-ev9uw You should stop playing that pos game and start buying lottery tickets instead.
@@mappybc6097 lmao exactly, people that are saying the dont get bugs or fps drops are either lucky or just trying to justify their purchase
@@snowmanleblanc6053 All you have to do is read the notes for the latest patch 1,2, there are literally over a hundred fixes to glitches and bugs mentioned.
Fighting Games could've made up this entire list 15 times over lol.
FPS games too.
@@dzmitry4087 but no one ever talks about fighting games. They’re considered niche. FPS games are a dime a dozen
Agreed, I don’t think this channel likes/plays fighting games much though
...wave. dancing.
You had your chance
Might unsub
He says "wave dashing" correctly at 10:58 which means he's probably just hastily reading from a script that someone else wrote and pronounced it wrong earlier multiple times. Anyway, still sounds dumb.
@@barkumo He says wave dashing correctly like 4 seconds after he says wave dancing.
@@LightsJusticeZ well in the footage, it looks like mario is dancing so xD
No. One. Cares.
God Melee people are just annoying
-Mirror's edge Kick glitching (very useful for platforming)
-Evil Within 2's Run -> Aim cancel (massively reduces your sprint stamina consumption in free roam)
-DMC4 's Inertia (creates the most complex combos)
-Dishonored 2's Vault-hop launch (used in speedruns too)
-Ghostrunner's The Dash Slide Jump (makes you faster)
-Alien Isolation's crouch spam (makes you faster while crouched)
-MGSV TPP's Dolphin diving (makes infiltration more stealthy)
-CSGO's surfing
annnnnnnd prolly alot more speedrunning strats I haven't heard of
Please gameranx release more vids like these!
Sword Flying in Destiny is also another one of these amazing unofficial moves
*cries in Halo 2 Sword Flying*
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說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
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@@anoobis117 seriously 🤦🏻♂️
Fun fact about the at ease pose in Halo CE. 343i noticed how important it was to machinima and included it as a mechanic with "machinima controls" in Halo 5.
every time i hear machinima i cri such iconic content gone....
*PAIN*
I remember the days I was struggling to find the mortal kombat moves
*Flashbacks of me pausing the game to find a combo idea or special move lol
@@jamesvancam He means the original MK games where they were not listed at all. You had to figure them out, or sometimes Nintendo power would put them in their magazines so you would buy them.
@@Joe-sc8fu ahh gotcha, thx for the enlightening knowledge.
@@jamesvancam No problem
I made money in the early 90's by making copies of MK2 move lists and selling them at school.
Almost any of the 'pro player' vids of Breath of the Wild. Some of that stuff is absolutely game breaking. Not just bomb jumping, but cancel-(move) and lockon warps. Insane.
swimming in the air in Spiro is not a feature?
I remember doing that a lot when I play it. I thought it was some "special" move.
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Brake boosting in GTA 5 and Tapping lean forward in bikes to get huge speed boost in GTA SA
Leanin’ forward on a bike gets you more speed in real life, so that may have been designed that way on purpose.
"Skiing" in Starsiege: Tribes / Tribes 2 ... this mechanic totally changed the gameplay
Given their focus on moves that you use to get out of bounds, I’m really surprised they didn’t mention the Flying glitch from Jedi: Fallen Order
Things I used to use all the time were strafing in goldeneye 64 and perfect dark, in goldeneye single player I'd use the dual wield swap glitch to run around in single player with combinations such as KF7 Soviet and Klobb to enable aim magnification and improve lethality, I would also use the back and forward weapon selection in perfect dark multiplayer with dual wield charged maulers in order to reload the pistol in the off hand fully whilst maintaining a full charge. Sure, it only gives you an extra 4 rounds to put down range before reloading in combat, or a single half charged projectile, but it does give you an edge nonetheless 👍
Back in the day I had a friend loan me his Game Boy Advance with his copy of Castlevania, until this day I don't know which version. But I remember that later in the game you get a skill to transform into a wolf(?) and that if you timed your moves just right, jumping and using the momentum of the jump, it was possible to keep going indefinitely. Just by changing into a wolf and back, the displacement of the character was minimum, but this was just enough to cross a giant gap and fight the final boss way before the developers wished. At the time I didn't knew it was a glitch and thought it was the right way to cross over.
back in rvb early seasons they actually didn't have a way to map out the games so they used pieces of sticky notes taped to the screen as sort of set markers and to help with continuity
I think a good one to have on this list would have been super jumping on mercy in overwatch. It changed the way mercy could be played at the higher skill levels.
I'm genuinely upset that the infinite flight from Jak 3 wasn't included but wall jumping from Gears / combos from Street Fighter was. Cmon Jake.
In warframe, players used helicopter jumping before the devs added bullet jumping
don't forget using the crouch slide momentum to spam crouch slides to reach ridiculous speeds. dev's had to throw a cooldown on the momentum boost on that one xD
The fact that combos in itself was something we deigned as gamers is still something that's awesome to think about.
'Skiing' in Starsiege: Tribes, it became a series defining feature in the sequels.
God I miss that game. I know there's servers for the Tribes 1 and 2 still. Maybe even Ascend? I'd get pounded in the ground since it's been ages since I've flung a disc.
I'm surprised the doomfist's "diagonal bounce" from overwatch didn't make this list. Talk about bug turned intended feature, it COMPLETELY changed the way people play doomfist.
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I wanted to hear more about the street fighter combos.
Street Fighter Ex + α was where things starting getting out of control
Special move canceling was an oversight from trying to make special move inputs easier to perform. If you wanted to shoot a heavy punch hadouken then you input down, down forward, forward and heavy punch. If you mistime the heavy punch input then you end up doing just the normal heavy punch instead of the hadouken. So they programmed it to be lenient with the input and made the move come out as long as you were "close enough". Combos came about from the "good enough" programming triggering AFTER the normal heavy punch input already came out. So you would do heavy punch then immediately shoot a hadouken before the full animation of heavy punch even finished. So you end up hitting the opponent twice in a short timespan without giving them a chance to block between the attacks, aka a combo. Combos have since evolved into chaining/linking/canceling from one move to the next to lock your opponent into a string of attacks that cannot be blocked after the first hit connects, all from the initial concept of hitting two times in a row from input leniency.
@@Naota753 If someone takes this effort to help you then please at least like their posts.
@@Naota753 hero
@@Naota753 thanks for explaining
Black Ops 2 insta-swap. Basically the backbone of Call of Duty trickshotting for a few years
I used to use the spyro glitch when I was a kid. Was super convenient to get past the boring parts lol
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Great clip.
Another cool move is grenade gliding in GTA2:
All you gotta do is slide on a ramp or similar,
then start pressing the attack button while having a grenade selected,
keep pressing it rapidly to glide infinitely.
#4 the correct name for the weapon position is "Low Ready"
"At Ease" is a D and C position where ones hands are behind their back.
Thank you for saying it.
Half life: pallet + jump
Untitled Goose: soda can + bite
Skyrim: wooden plate + shove yourself into it against a wall
The kilgore glitch on OG Bayonetta was legit the only strategy you would ever need. Search for it on yt
Skiing from Starsiege: Tribes
Tribes was originally meant to be fairly slow-paced, yes even though it had jetpacks, but someone discovered that if you held spacebar and bunnyhopped down a hill, the slope of the hill would convert your vertical momentum into horizontal momentum. Continue bunnyhopping to minimize friction with the ground, use your jetpack strategically to jet up hills and land on the downward slopes and the entire dynamic of the game drastically changed.
The change, while unintended, was so prominent that the first sequel even acknowledged the technique in their tutorial, and subsequent sequels made it a proper mechanic by replacing the jump button with a "hoverboots" button.
I was expecting Super Mario 64's BLJ to be number one and it didn't even get metioned. WTF.
i thought this comment was going to include a dif thing, WTF FU
Everything in GunZ, every piece of tech most people use is animation canceling chains. really hard to do some of it, super high skill ceiling in that game, horribly non-beginner friendly, you'll go into a lobby ( on a private server now because the game shut down years ago) and just get destroyed, most of my early teen years were spent on GunZ tho. loved that game.
Me wondering why this was recommended.
Me sees Tekken, ah I see.
oh hey buddy nice seeing you here.
The whole "Gunz The Duel" game, it was designed to be a 3rd person shooter with swords melee combat and some matrix moves, like wall runs, wall jumps, dashes and you could block bullets with your sword. But players found out you could cancel any model animation when you blocked with your sword, so they started chaining dashes and wall jumps to stay "flying" trhough the maps, and they even developed more complex techniques as time progressed. So the game ended being a 3rd person, super sayian, shooter with swords. It was crazy, and a real good way to develop carpal tunnel syndrome in your wasd hand if you wanted to get to "pro" level.
Bunny-hopping in Counter Strike.
Thats strafe jumping, bunny hoping is the more modern term we use today but the move is still the same
@@filipecordeiro2867 b-hopping and strafe jumping 2 different things and still there are ppl using strafe jumping
first b-hopping was in quake 1 and then half-life but nowadays counter strike bhopping it got changed alot it's almost different style of bhopping
strafe jumping was more popular in Quake series like in Quake2 Quake 3 arena, Quake4 and Quake live and there was no Bhopping in those quake games
only Quake champions (newest quake game) has all types of movement techniques
When I was playing competitive in Urban Terror, I discovered and used the trick to drop weapon to get a faster (instant) weapon switching. The weapon drop command in the game by-passed the weapon switching animation frames and have an instant ready-to-fire weapon in my hand. At high level play, those few milliseconds can be difference in winning or losing.
Urban Terror was also home for trick jumping like in Quake. As it ran on the Quake 3 engine. It was an amazing alternative to Counter Strike with all it's acrobatic movements like wall-jumping and powersliding, combined with "The Quake moves".
Fun fact: wave dashing is actually an intentional mechanic
not intentional, just known before release and intentionally unpatched.
The roll jump in Syphon Filter Omega Strain was pretty dope. Roll and then crouch at the right time to jump twice your character's height and bypass a lot of the parts that needed online play to do so, especially when playing the game way after online services had been disabled.
Think it's safe to say you could do another 5 of these style videos
At least
Wall bouncing in gears of war has become a method to make yourself an easy target. Basically you only need to aim in the center of the Left-Right width of the walls and time your shotgun shots to take down the wall bouncing enemy
Coptering from Warframe deserve a spot on the list imo
Ima chime in and add Halo 2 melee cancelling, which had many used like the BXR technique as well as butterflying which was one person standing on another jumping while the other just melee’ing like a mad man which allowed people to get out of the map and other out of reach areas
Surprised nothing from overwatch is in this video. It's full of unintended things players do
Make a video about moves in games, and then have the players in the video barely be able to execute them. What a great watch.
Parrying in star wars battlefront 2, nobody can touch you once you master how to🙂
I was going to mention this one. Awesome game.
I despise this. Max lvl snipers from across the map
@@davidwires1849 it is very underrated yet fantastic
The Halo "at ease pose" looked awesome with swords because the Ora effects remained on screen. That pose is called low ready btw.
It's good to hear Falcon again! 👍🦅
Heroes come when we need them!
Jak 3 had a crazy bug where activating the Light Jak power could let you gain a lot of altitude, far more than the game normally lets you achieve to reach high places, was especially famous as there was, in fact, an out of bounds easter egg that required the glitch to reach, or at least something that could let you reach the required height.
Steambot Chronicles also had a very effective glitch called Wall-bouncing where you could pick up an enemy, throw them at a wall, and let them bounce off your head and the wall repeatedly to deplete their health in seconds.
Activate wings, jump, then repeat flap and shield (x and o respectively) only way the wings actually worked like wings.
The real Only Fans moves
yep
I think you meant, "movies". For thos high level $5 a month tier subscribers
nice video gameranx, next can you do open world games that did better than cyberpunk.
I'm calling bs on him knowing about the wavedashing 👀
who cares?
Wave dashing and Korean back dashing or footsies are pretty famous bugs that werent intended in fighting games, but stayed. Bunny jumping in the Counter Strike series was also a bug that are used in even competitive play to this day. Thought they would be mentioned x)
So, we can say that Street Fighter invented the phrase: "This is not a bug, this is a feature"?
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OG BULLET JUMP, ANYONE?
Guard flying, inertia, and jump cancelling in devil may cry. Especially inertia in dmc4, using it to guard fly as dante took his gameplay to a whole new level since he was considered pretty bad to play as in the game.
wavedashing should be #1 don"t @ me
preach it!
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nah sf2 definitely deserves it more
Not everyone is a braindead melee fanboy mate.
@@AzureRoxe Any of these other games have a community and competitive scene today as big as meele? While also being 20 years old? Didn't think so "mate". Go on and play fortnite if it's not past ur bedtime.
The Street Fighter one is so iconic. I remember when Street Fighter 2 came out and going back to the original was a pain because it felt like all the fighting tactics and combos were unfinished.
Back dashing in Castlevania SotN!
A couple halo glitches:
- Scorpion Catapults (tank flip)
- Halo 2 super bounces
- Halo 2 snipe swords
First
Ok
No
@@VoltFall yea they are first btw
@@bigbastion8913 well technically that is incorrect as the Creator is first
Shooting at your feet and being propelled up instead of dying is pretty silly, but the move is useful, FPS games could introduce a move where you use your left hand to push away enemies in melee range, but pushing when aiming at the ground it propels you up, and if done immediatley after jumping it boosts the jump. It could also be used to negate/decreas fall damage, and when using it on big enemies it pushes the player character away.
Flying and Butterflying in Gunz the Duel were two unintended techniques that accidentally turned that game into an incredibly competitive third person arena shooter.
I remember being able to play out into locked zones in Banjo Kazooie N'n'B. You load the cart with boxes, get on top of them, select the cart and tada! Flying car mode activated. I scouted THE WHOLE main map just from downloading the demo back before the release.
The ice grenade hover trick in batman flooded me with memories, i remember doing that and gliding around polygon gotham, and dive bombing and gliding up again. good times
Wavedashing was flat out removed from later games. Wavedashing is a glitch. Sakurai didn't expect people to figure out it existed, but it was a glitch. Also it's one of the things to note how Smash Melee was the ONLY one of the entire franchise that was rushed out the door! The reason why Smash Melee was rushed out the door was because back then, Mr. Iwata announced a Smash Bros game for the Gamecube, AND THEN AFTER he announced it, he asked Mr. Sakurai to make it. So yeah, Smash Melee was rushed, and because it was rushed, it was plagued with all manner of bugs and glitches. It remains a blemish on the otherwise spotless record of Smash Bros.
Amazing!! People are so clever, impressive!
A cool trick that me and my buddies discovered during halo on the original Xbox back in the day, was if you did a Melee Attack and hit left trigger to throw a plasma grenade at the moment your melee attack landed, you would basically hit the other player and stick a grenade to them at the same time and then all you had to do was evade! This worked exceptionally well on levels where you had portals where you could lure your enemy into a battle right in front of a portal, Biff him with the shotgun butt, “stick a sticky” and then exit through the portal behind you!!
you should google more, Gunz: The Dual will be the top 1st unscripted game moves, after a years game released, the whole game fights turn into whole new level of intended fighting skills
in battlefield 3 with the M16 you could put a small cursor by aiming + shooting 1 bullet+ switching weapons immediately while still aiming . it alowed you to be more accurate for hipfire cause the cursor was like counterstrike kind of small
Rocket jumping in Halo was how I first found the skulls, before I knew they were a thing. What a time that was.
COMBOS WERE UNINTENDED!?!?!?!?!? World shattered!
You completely missed Gunz the dual.
A game where a style of gaming stemmed from animation canceling and glitching movements, that made the game competitive.
Kinda reminds me of Rappelz not really having much of a global cooldown for skills. It was entirely possible to fire off 4 or 5 attacks simultaneously because of this and inflict ungodly amounts of burst damage on classes that were never meant to have it. Soldiers and _especially_ Knights were already defensive powerhouses, this exploit turned them into nigh-unstoppable juggernauts which required extensively specific set-ups just to mildly inconvenience them.