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{{Quotation|[[Vyper]]|Gotta be slippery in this business.}} | {{Quotation|[[Vyper]]|Gotta be slippery in this business.}} | ||
'''Universal Tech''' is movement tech that more than one character in the game can execute. These techniques are usually executable by most or all of the cast, though some involve specific interactions with a handful of characters. | '''Universal Tech''' is movement tech that more than one character in the game can execute. These techniques are usually executable by most or all of the cast, though some involve specific interactions with a handful of characters. | ||
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** [[Wall Jumping/Edge Boost|Edge Boost]] | ** [[Wall Jumping/Edge Boost|Edge Boost]] | ||
** [[Wall Jumping/Fast Climb|Fast Climb]] | ** [[Wall Jumping/Fast Climb|Fast Climb]] | ||
* [[Air Strafing]] | * [[Air Strafing]] | ||
* [[Bunnyhopping]] | * [[Bunnyhopping]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:24, 12 August 2026
This article is part of the Deadlock Movement Wiki.
“Gotta be slippery in this business.— Vyper
Universal Tech is movement tech that more than one character in the game can execute. These techniques are usually executable by most or all of the cast, though some involve specific interactions with a handful of characters.
Note: Some movement tech articles use source units per second (u/s) instead of meters per second. Source units in Deadlock are equivalent to inches, and thus can be converted to meters at a rate of 39,37:1. The player's speed in units can be viewed with the console command cl_showpos 1.
Below is a list of all universal techniques currently in the game: