Tyler Schrodt

For people who have played deadlock or follow the game, I am curious what your opinion is on the movement of the game. My initial impression when playing it a bit more in the last few weeks was "this is fun, feels very moba, I buy some items and spam some skills and win!" Then I started to get into some annoying situations where I'd be escaping someone and just kind of stumble into barriers or fail to jump and I'd be stuck getting hammered.. Then I saw a few people move differently from what I did and decided to watch some high level matches, and I realized I was playing a totally different game to these people. For me that kind of high level movement is sick as fuck.. My first feeling is, I want to learn how to do that.. But some people I know also seem to think that the movement tech, because its so advanced, will become a huge obstacle to people picking up the game simply because if you run into a movement player with better skills than yours, you're going to lose like 99% of the time. I feel like its something to aspire to if you're a new player, but I can see the argument that if it feels forever out of reach, maybe that just turns to frustration.. Anyway like I said curious what the opinions are out there

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