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===Jumpstab/Rampstab=== | ===Jumpstab/Rampstab=== | ||
− | Like a stairstab, but instead of inclines, which are commonly used and thus easy to predict, the Spy jumps on props such as barrels | + | Like a stairstab, but instead of inclines, which are commonly used and thus easy to predict, the Spy jumps on props such as barrels and railings to get a height boost for the stab. Even the smallest height difference allows for a rampstab. For example, jumping onto and engie's teleporter provides enough extra height to land a successful rampstab. These stabs work much better than stairstabs, because even experienced players won't necessarily expect a spy to be able to jump over them if not on an obvious incline. |
− | === | + | ===Ghost Stab=== |
If someone is aware of the jumpstab, jump on their heads, and when they rotate 180 degrees to "catch" you, strafe the other way and stab them. | If someone is aware of the jumpstab, jump on their heads, and when they rotate 180 degrees to "catch" you, strafe the other way and stab them. | ||
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===Cornerstab=== | ===Cornerstab=== | ||
The Spy leads someone around a corner, then doubles back around the corner to get at their side and stabs them. A beginner's mistake in this trickstab is not waiting long enough. Depending on the target and on how far away they are from the corner the spy leads them around, it may take from immediately to a few seconds. The rule of thumb is to wait about one second unless they are practically right behind the spy. | The Spy leads someone around a corner, then doubles back around the corner to get at their side and stabs them. A beginner's mistake in this trickstab is not waiting long enough. Depending on the target and on how far away they are from the corner the spy leads them around, it may take from immediately to a few seconds. The rule of thumb is to wait about one second unless they are practically right behind the spy. | ||
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===Blindstab=== | ===Blindstab=== | ||
Same as a Stairstab or Jumpstab, but the Spy leads the target around a corner as well, which makes the target unable to see the Spy jumping at him. Due to the threat of this, the target may wait around the corner to kill the Spy, enabling him to escape. | Same as a Stairstab or Jumpstab, but the Spy leads the target around a corner as well, which makes the target unable to see the Spy jumping at him. Due to the threat of this, the target may wait around the corner to kill the Spy, enabling him to escape. | ||
+ | ===Matador Stab=== | ||
+ | Performed by strafing in one direction (this tricks the enemy to move in that direction) and then changing directions, and stabbing | ||
− | + | This stab is used against players who are not using their strafe keys when closing in on a spy, this stab works primarily on bad players and very occasionally on good players, the reasons being; | |
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+ | 1.The matador stab requires a player to move in a direction that the spy guides the player in, and then, quickly changes direction and stabs their exposed back, this requires the player to *NOT* use their strafe keys when turning | ||
+ | this drawback can be countered by using a strafe and snap, however that stab is much harder to achieve. | ||
− | + | 2.This relies on your enemy not knowing what trickstabs are, and how they can counter the stab. (a trick to overcome this, the other classes don't want you to know this... but spy, yeah he has a *GUN*, I KNOW CRAZY RIGHT?) | |
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===Reverse-Matador Stab=== | ===Reverse-Matador Stab=== | ||
− | When the target | + | When the target suspects a matador stab, keep strafing in the original direction to get the stab. |
+ | ===Drop Stab=== | ||
+ | Doesn't exactly conform to the definition of trickstab | ||
− | + | It is performed by dropping from a great height and if needed airstrafing to get behind the target and stab them before touching the ground. In contrast to the unreliability of most trickstabs, this is the hardest kind of stab to see coming (and the only way to work also). This stab is best done from a reasonably high height, for example, dropping from badwaters' roof into the cart capturing the 2nd point. This is perhaps the most reliable kind of trickstab, due to its nature which means that it is hard for it to be seen ahead of time. | |
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This stab can be practiced on tr_walkway_rc2. | This stab can be practiced on tr_walkway_rc2. | ||
− | === | + | ===Cinnamon Roll Stab === |
− | The process of | + | The process of spinning in a circle and trying to stab the person. it is known as the hardest stab to perform |
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− | + | ===Circle Jerk Stab=== | |
− | + | If spies are in a group, they tend to do this a lot. |