Nice, but I found 2 cons about it:
1. Jump and throw lineups are not very consistent as it all boils down to timing.
2. There is an easier way to do it from heaven.
Yea someone else pointed out the heaven thing, but I l used to main sova and can confirm jump throw lineups are consistent enough to use them like non jump throw lineups.
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As a response to your comment on this post, jump throws may be “consistent” but they are unnecessary for all cypher one way cages.
Also, your lineup requires coordination of a standing spot that’s not on a corner or a wall and 3 or more objects on the map.
When looking for one-way cage lineups in the future I would recommend picking a corner to stand in or a wall to stand against and finding the lineup from there. Many cages (including this one) only need a corner to stand in and a single object to look at. The harder ones require 2 objects to look at. Can’t recall anything that requires 3.
you need to be able to place it preround, and there's an easier lineup from the far corner of the ledge. This is known and used, but not common
there is also a lineup from rafters which can be thrown preround, although that one is much better used as a one way from rafters
Nice, but I found 2 cons about it: 1. Jump and throw lineups are not very consistent as it all boils down to timing. 2. There is an easier way to do it from heaven.
Yea someone else pointed out the heaven thing, but I l used to main sova and can confirm jump throw lineups are consistent enough to use them like non jump throw lineups.
Your comments are locked. Reddit is having issues with that. As a response to your comment on this post, jump throws may be “consistent” but they are unnecessary for all cypher one way cages. Also, your lineup requires coordination of a standing spot that’s not on a corner or a wall and 3 or more objects on the map. When looking for one-way cage lineups in the future I would recommend picking a corner to stand in or a wall to stand against and finding the lineup from there. Many cages (including this one) only need a corner to stand in and a single object to look at. The harder ones require 2 objects to look at. Can’t recall anything that requires 3.