Does B-Hopping actually help?

Shelgon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me3y3116c8U&feature=youtu.be

What is B-Hopping:

Bunny hopping; making jumps in succession to keep consistent speed from that of your starting jump.

How to B-Hop:

So like, you run, then you jump. Then at this point in time you will most likely be affected by gravity, so you will begin moving downwards towards the ground (don't be alarmed, this is normal), then right as you hit the ground, you jump again, you should be moving the same speed in the air as you were when you began running on the ground, proceed to do this as many times as you want with 100% perfect timing to continue moving at a consistent speed.

Congrats, now you too can shave 40 milliseconds at most off of your getaway time.

EDIT: at around 2-3 seconds in the video, the right screen skips a bit, I assure you it was just frame rate lag.

FeaR Turbo

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing. ^_^ everyone going to be jumpin around haha

Alcast

When you are going downhill it is even better.

xMovingTarget

If you do it on a downhill slope, you can reach Sonic speed after like 5 jumps Was so fast once, I died from fall damage due to high speed.

Mojmir

i read this as bar hopping lol,and yes bar hopping does help ,its like grinding with beverages

PBpsy

One data point is not data.Especially when we are talking about 40ms measurements Do that 100 times average the results then show us the results.

Ffastyl

PBpsy wrote: »

One data point is not data.Especially when we are talking about 40ms measurements Do that 100 times average the results then show us the results.

But one data point does show what is possible. Whether B-hopping can make you consistently faster will require actual data but just to show it can make you faster requires only one example.

PBpsy

Ffastyl wrote: »

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PBpsy wrote: »

One data point is not data.Especially when we are talking about 40ms measurements Do that 100 times average the results then show us the results.

But one data point does show what is possible. Whether B-hopping can make you consistently faster will require actual data but just to show it can make you faster requires only one example.

No. One single measurement does not ever give you any valuable info and can't be used to reach any conclusion. Repeated measurements is the only way in which can show that your measurement is not some outlier or due to random fluctuations.

I agree with your conclusion though . B hoping does not help in this game except making you look funny and maybe confuse some people.

byrom101b16_ESO

The main point of BH'ing is using less stamina to sprint...