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--- universaltech:jellyfishing [2025/03/22 10:06] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ universaltech:jellyfishing [2025/04/16 03:05] (current) – Removed. Dead with the new Wall Jump changes. compsoter
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-====== Jellyfishing ======
-<WRAP half right infobox>
-{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}}
-^ <wrap centeralign> **//Jellyfishing //** </wrap>||
-^ <wrap centeralign>{{ ::universaltech:jellyfishing.mp4 }}</wrap>||
-^ Tech Type                                             | Universal                            |
-^ Difficulty                                            | <color orange>Advanced </color> Easy |
-^ Character Dependent                                   | No                                   |
-^ Inputs                                                | Wall Jump                            |
-^ **First documentation by**                            | smag                                 |
-^ **Discovered by**                                     | Murphy                               |
-^ **Name by**                                           | u/Vq-Blink                           |
-</WRAP>
-Certain slopes are steep enough to [[universaltech:walljumping|wall jump]] on but not steep enough to prevent temporary landing on. This results in the slope refreshing the counter for [[universaltech:jumping|jumps]] and [[universaltech:dashing|dashes]] before landing, allowing for another wall jump. Repeated wall jumps off these slopes is called **Jellyfishing**
-These wall jumps typically have no particle effects; this is an easy indicator to tell if you are executing Jellyfishing correctly.
-One slope this can be done one on is the second bezel on the  Anthem building, on the Sapphire Flame part of the map. This slope is ~70𝆩, and stretches to the entire length of the building.
-To execute Jellyfishing, simply wall jump on the slope. This should give a wall jump that does not have any particle effects and refresh your dashes and jumps.

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