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[[ | Bunnyhopping is a movement technique used in video games where the player times jumps immediately upon landing to create a rhythmic hopping motion similar to a rabbit’s movement. The technique originated in early first-person shooters such as the [[wikipedia:Quake (series)|Quake series]]. | ||
In Deadlock, bunnyhopping exists in two forms: | |||
* [[Slide Bunnyhopping]] | |||
* [[Raw Bunnyhopping]] | |||
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Bunnyhopping is a movement technique used in video games where the player times jumps immediately upon landing to create a rhythmic hopping motion similar to a rabbit’s movement. The technique originated in early first-person shooters such as the Quake series.
In Deadlock, bunnyhopping exists in two forms: