There are two types of Slow Motion power-ups, which are +Five Seconds & +Ten Seconds. Although, if you, the Player, has this power-up in your inventory, you can cause some heavy damage to a player. For example, if one uses this power-up on any player at an unexpected moment, the casualties can be deadly. The Slow Motion power-up has its special effects and advantages/disadvantages to a in-game match. Use Slow Motion Power-Ups To Your Advantage This doesn't go for the M60 or Flamethrower, seeing as how you can't reload these types of specialty weapons unless you have Infinite Ammo on (/ia 1). If you want to reload manually, even if you haven't ran out of ammunition, you can reload your current weapon and return to the direction that you were aiming in. Not many players know this, but if you have any particular sidearm or primary assault weapon in your hand, you can reload that current weapon while pressing the reload button that you have assigned in your key-binds. If there's anything at all that I may have left out, don't be afraid to change the minor error. Just to be sure that if anyone would want to know how created this post, just refer to me, DreTheGamer.

If there is any errors or misconceptions that you may see in this page, please be sure to go ahead and change the error or misjudged information that suits it best. Since the game is currently in it's Pre-Alpha stage, more and more tips will be added throughout the development of the game. In this article, you will learn about the tips and tricks that will most likely help you inside the game itself.

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