To get faster you can start from the top of ramp then head down to bottom and up to middle again for best result…Just go up and down, like a wave. This is mostly needed above “teleportation-panels” or “landing-panels” (mostly with a water surface so you can land on it from high above). You will always fall exactly vertically (though you can strafe to reposition yourself while in the air), so if you look straight down you see the exact point of landing where your cross hair is. to land on a certain point, just press backwards (s), you will immediately stop and fall down. All surfs have different points which give the maximum distance when launch from, according to how they are carved. To get maximum distance when launching off a surf: try to be at the highest point you can get without losing speed. Do this by trying as best as possible to be looking and moving in the same direction as the surf when you hit it. To ensure you don’t lose speed when landing on a new surf: try to reduce the amount of force that your z-axis receives when landing. Make sure you do not move the mouse around too much when you are on a surf ramp then you will lose speed causing you to fall off when you get to the end or when you are surfing. To pick up speed: start at the top of a ramp and move downwards. As soon as you hit the new ramp strafe into the side of it again. When your velocity is in the desired direction, stop strafing. To turn: when you are in the air strafe in the direction you want to turn, left or right, while smoothly changing your direction with the mouse in a centripetal fashion towards that direction. Keep the mouse pointed in the direction you want to travel, the pitch of your cross hair doesn’t matter, just don’t look left or right if you want to go in a straight line. Never press the back or forwards key while surfing because the forward key will make you slide off (more on the back key, s, later). To surf in a straight line: strafe (a or d keys) into the side of the ramp (those things that float in the air), strafing right if you’re on the left side, strafing left if you’re on the right side. You can also check out our CS Surf Settings Guide.

NOTE: make sure you put settings like this: Practicing by yourself is always a good way to start. If there’s none around when you look, download the maps yourself and load a LAN server. If you wan’t to become pro there is a long guide below.įind a surf server. Ever wanted to become a pro surfer? Learn all the basics in this little guide.

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