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| !How to Engage | | !How to Engage |
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| |'''Walking''', Weapon Lowered | | |'''Walking''', Weapon Lowered |
| | |None. |
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| * {{Key press|LCtrl|C}} to get to '''Walking''' | | * {{Key press|LCtrl|C}} to get to '''Walking''' |
| * {{Key press|LCtrl}} x2 to lower/raise gun | | * {{Key press|LCtrl}} x2 to lower/raise gun |
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| |'''Combat Pace''', ''Slow'', Weapon Lowered | | |'''Combat Pace''', ''Slow'', Weapon Lowered |
| | |General purpose movement pace out of combat. |
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| * {{Key press|LCtrl|C}} to get to '''Combat Pace''' | | * {{Key press|LCtrl|C}} to get to '''Combat Pace''' |
| * {{Key press|C}} x2 for '''Combat Pace''' variants | | * {{Key press|C}} x2 for '''Combat Pace''' variants |
| * {{Key press|LCtrl}} x2 to lower/raise gun | | * {{Key press|LCtrl}} x2 to lower/raise gun |
| |General purpose movement pace out of combat.
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| |'''Sprinting''' | | |'''Sprinting''' |
| | |Traverse massive danger zone quickly to get cover or concealment, such as an open field. |
| |Hold {{Key press|Shift}} | | |Hold {{Key press|Shift}} |
| |Traverse massive danger zone quickly to get cover or concealment, such as an open field.
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| |'''Sprinting''' without weapon
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| |Press {{Key press|0}}<nowiki> to put weapon away | Hold </nowiki>{{Key press|Shift}}
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| |'''<u>None</u>'''. Prohibited unless ordered by leadership.
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| Your default state on spawn is the ''fast'' variant of '''Combat Pace'''. Switching between '''Combat Pace''' and '''Walking''' is done via {{Key press|LCtrl|C}}. '''Walking''' in combination with your weapon lowered with {{Key press|LCtrl}} x2 is the absolute slowest you can go. Roleplaying a patrol is really the only valid use for this, otherwise it should never be used.
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| Going up a gear would be raising the weapon again but still being in the '''Walking''' mode. This is slightly faster, and is favored when clearing interior structures.
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| Going up another gear is lowering your weapon but entering '''Combat Pace''' and then immediately using {{Key press|C}} x2 to reduce to the ''slow'' variant. This is the favored speed level for general non-contact traversal, such as being in a column covering an open field.
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| Up another gear is raising your weapon but maintaining the ''slow'' variant of '''Combat Pace'''. This is fastest you are able to move while your gun maintains being up the whole time, after this, it'll only remain up after you stop moving. This is really only useful for when you need to keep bullets down range while moving to cover, or a similar scenario.
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| Up another gear is using {{Key press|C}} x2 to go to the ''fast'' variant of '''Combat Pace'''. Your weapon being lowered will marginally improve stamina reduction, but as previously mentioned, regardless, it will not remain up while you move in this state no matter what. This speed is mostly used for going cover-to-cover where getting to the cover is preferable over putting shots down range.
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| Then, finally, there is simply sprinting by holding {{Key press|Shift}}. This should only be used for crossing danger zones, such as clearing open terrain to get to cover.
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| With all of the above said, what you ''need'' to remember {{Emdash}} as getting comfortable using these paces will come with time {{Emdash}} is that...
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| * Use '''Combat Pace''', ''Slow'' most of the time, usually when there isn't contact. Your squad may sometimes use '''Combat Pace''', ''Fast'' with a lowered weapon, but do not be shy to request reduction back to ''Slow'', especially if your kit is heavy.
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| * Use '''Walking''' with your weapon raised for clearing buildings.
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