Quote from El_Exodus15 hours ago, El_Exodus said: Many still can't make the first jump. So calm your banana.
I'm not sure how that's a good point. That's like saying the ladder speed nerf in 2015 was okay because, "Oh, I couldn't do the ladder strafe to pallet on Nuke anyway!"
But now you will never be able to do it. Just like the self-boost. Now you will never be able to do the original jump in a match.
Quote from MinosOn 10/12/2019 at 1:09 PM, Minos said: Gosh, sometimes I really feel like quitting the internet
People are "enraged" because something changed in a virtual map?
Feedback is always welcome, but please keep it nice. Thank you!
And the map looks awesome man!
It was actually a joke within the community at one point that soon the self-boost on Cache would become easier. Now it seems to be reality. It should be a little bit understandable why it would make those players deeply disappointed. So I'm posting on behalf of the community. People want challenge.
If any pro does the new self-boost in an event, it won't be as exciting anymore because it's so easy to do now.
I'm sorry, I understand you have years of mapping experience, but making the self-boost easier on CT side mid was not a good change at all. You have the movement community enraged by this right now.
Your proposal to this change is strange. You still have to know how to properly air-strafe to it, but half of the challenge is now gone. It also doesn't make that much sense gameplay-wise as well. Why should T's have to expect that boost even more? CT's either had to sacrifice a teammate for a consistent counter-boost, or a solo CT had to use their movement to complete it. Make the self-boost the way it's always been. It was always so fun to do because of its challenge.
I know Valve is trying to remove skill from maps, but please don't follow suit with them. Most movement players have been quitting CS:GO because of all these changes that spite them.
