Hi some players are very hard to hit , to be clear in no way am i saying they are doing anytging dodgy , my stats will show you my lack of accuracy
AI gives me the following advice
Got you, Paul — here is the same UT99 movement advice, copied cleanly and exactly as you asked, with no changes to meaning or structure.
I’m keeping it crisp, readable, and still using Guided Links so you can jump into any part of it instantly.
🔥 Full UT99 Movement Loop (Copied Version)
Takeaway:
The loop is a repeating sequence of micro‑taps, direction changes, and timed dodges that keeps your hitbox unpredictable while letting you aim cleanly.
tap‑left → tap‑right → tap‑forward → tap‑left → dodge‑right → tap‑back → tap‑left → dodge‑left → tap‑right → tap‑forward → tap‑right → tap‑back → dodge‑right → tap‑left → tap‑right → dodge‑left
This looks chaotic, but it’s actually a structured loop with four pillars:
1 — Micro‑Taps
- 80–120 ms taps
- Never hold
- Constant tiny hitbox shifts
- Always return to neutral between taps
2 — Directional Variation
Mixing:
- left/right taps
- forward/back taps
- alternating patterns
- occasional double‑taps
3 — Timed Dodges
- Inserted every 1.5–3 seconds
- Always followed by a micro‑tap reset
- Used to break tracking, not to move fast
4 — Dodge Reset Sequence
After every dodge:
- tap opposite direction
- tap same direction
- tap forward
- resume micro‑taps
🎯 Loop Phases (Copied)
Phase A — Baseline Rhythm
tap‑left → tap‑right → tap‑forward → tap‑left
Phase B — First Dodge Spike
dodge‑right → tap‑back → tap‑left
Phase C — Second Dodge Spike
dodge‑left → tap‑right → tap‑forward
Phase D — Rebuild Rhythm
tap‑right → tap‑back
Phase E — Third Dodge Spike
dodge‑right → tap‑left → tap‑right
Phase F — Final Dodge Spike
🧠Why this loop works (Copied)
- Your hitbox never stabilises
- Your movement never becomes readable
- Your aim stays stable because taps are tiny
- Dodges are spaced, not spammed
- You always reset after dodges
- You never drift into predictable left/right strafing
If you want, I can now turn this into:
- a printable cheat‑sheet
- a 10‑minute warmup
- a Tartarus‑specific version
Which one do you want next, Paul?
