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New Wesker Tech

Lochnload_exe
Lochnload_exe Member Posts: 1,360
edited September 2022 in General Discussions

I have been maining Wesker pretty hard since his release, and I recently got him to p10 after taking some time to prestige the survivors as well. During his first release week, his power was fairly hard to use, because the hitbox was so strict. Due to this, I mainly spent time actually perfecting how to land his bounds. Now that his bounds are more generous, I have been trying to see what I can do with his Bound.

What I discovered is that he can almost curve his bound. It is VERY strict but even on console I've found myself able to pull it off a couple of times. Here is a link to a clip of mine performing it (bad quality since console clip)

As you can see at the end, I bound toward the bill, but then turn my camera mid-bound. I then grab the Bill, and continue the bound in the direction my camera was facing. Like I said, I've actually been able to pull it off fairly often, but it is a "time and place" type of tech. I figure however that if I can let people see it, perhaps PC can do something even crazier with it. I will be attempting to get some more clips of it, and perhaps testing it in the following days with a friend to see how far it can be pushed.

Feel free to ask me any questions about Wesker, I feel as though I have a good understanding of his chase potential.

-Lochnload, Wesker Enthusiast

EDIT: This is not so much a curve, honestly a bad word choice on my part after looking at some more of my clips. It is more of aiming the survivor at a more optimal direction. This is helpful on some maps or loops where there is nothing to throw survivors into.

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