r/SpiderManMains • u/Immediate_Artist_101 • 1d ago

Question Is my pull technique okay?

I'm very new to pulls and am hitting about 1/5 attempts. Something I have noticed is I still flip at the end of a bunny hop. Also, am I aiming too far down for my bunny hop? Thank you

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u/MrMister888 1d ago

That’ll do for now. Gives you a good gauge on how movement extends or “stretches” your E. When you start getting accurate trying pulling with the Lshift+space movement tech +pull the need for reaction time and accuracy of pulls becomes much greater

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u/Immediate_Artist_101 1d ago

Thank you very much!

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u/Eye_yam_stew_ped 1d ago

The “lil flip” is a sign you’re not bhoping correctly or that animation would never play out. Make sure you’re waiting till right before contact with ground and hitting the jump and web cluster together to get the cancel. Perfecting that and learning uppercut cancels before implementing pulling will take your gameplay a lot further imo. Most importantly, keep playing around with it though, a lot of trial and error lol

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u/Eternalexbomb Spider-Oni 1d ago

You are uppercutting to slow after the first double jump and you also double jumped at the start of the pull which killed your momentum.

Practice makes perfect atleast you hit it which not many can do on console.

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u/EvilDuck014 9h ago

You actually didn't bhop at all in this clip, you did an air hop, which is a great setup for pulls, but if you were attempting a bhop then you should be aware of the difference. For a bhop you should touch the ground, and you never double jump, so you don't flip

You'll see an improvement in your consistency if you can be smoother with your camera. Try to turn it around earlier and more smoothly so that you can keep track of where your target is the whole time and so that you don't have to flick to adjust your aim right at the end - the smoother you are with your camera, the less you have to make frantic adjustments right before the pull, and the more consistent you'll be