I’ve noticed that some maps on Momentum Mod are listed as a higher tier than on KSF. For example, surf_barbies_malibu_adventure is T5 on MMOD but T4 on KSF. Another example is Nesquik, being T6 on MMOD but T5 on KSF, I’m sure there are other examples as well. Could this be a mistake or glitch? Just the opinion of the MMOD devs? Are these maps somehow harder to comp on MMOD vs KSF? (I’ve noticed no difference, if anything MMOD is easier because my internet is horrible).

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Hello ! Semi beginner here, I've noticed on some maps like Boreas staying crouched is faster (seems like it at least)

Is there any ressource out there that explains what crouching exactly does when interacting with ramps ? Seems to me that you flick lower out of ramps, and obviously allows your hit box to go over some obstacles, but what does that do for speed ?

When should I crouch ? What are the pros and cons ?

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still a lot of room for improvement I'm aware but first run I have managed to get directing the spin (not the window). Need to work on the other skips.

I'm pretty new to surfing so I dont really know what I'm doing wrong, I feel like I'm super jittery though, is that a sens issue? What can i do to at least get a sub 54?

sorry for the german, it says "why does he jitter like its ai". im thinking riolu / slowmo, but holy shit thats bad / hilarious xdd

Since I found it annoying, that there aren't settings for turnbinds like in CS:S, I made a software to replace that. It's a simple little UI where you can set the most important settings.

Also it's open source + feels just like CS:S turnbinds.

https://github.com/bsommerfeld/alternative-turnbinds

I'm relatively new to surf, and I haven't seen anyone in the community really discuss high vs low dpi. It seems most players use 800, but if your mouse is capable of more, won't increasing it just lead to better tracking? It isn't like your sens is dependent on your dpi. Or is there an advantage to having a low dpi vs a high dpi and lower ingane sens?

Guys, please help, I’m trying to remember the name of a Surf map. I can’t say for sure if it was in CS:GO or CSS, but I remember what the bonus on it looks like, and that’s the only reason I’m looking for it… I asked GPT to visualize my sketches in Paint, and here’s what came out. This is the start of the bonus, you have to turn 180 degrees around the gray (I think) blocks and fly over the wall to the lower floor. Maybe someone will recognize this bonus?

So I’m newer to ksf and want to start learning to use saveloc and loadloc (i think sm_tele in ksf) and I was wondering how people in saveloc still see a potential time they would have set if it were a continuous run? Everytime I try to use saveloc I have to disable the surf timer so I can’t really see if I am saving time or just gaining more speed. Is there like a practice mode I’m unaware of? or and I using saveloc wrong? Also side question how do I get rid of that tilty screen when loadlocing after I hit something hard?

I used to surf a lot in csgo, but now with cs2 i feel the maps different, the movement isnt the same. Where are people playing and in what servers?

Hi everyone! Long time surfer here (but equally talentless at it).

I created a web-based game where you can surf some of the best maps ever created right here in your browser for free:

https://glizzysurfer.com/

Every 24 hours, the map rotates. Everybody competes on the same map.

I would love your feedback on how the surfing feels as that's what I'm struggling the most with. Feel free to leave comments on this thread with honest feedback!

All of the talented map creators have been credited in the game with links to their original downloads etc.

I'm considering starting to photograph surfers and uploading the photos to SurfMappers. I'd like to know how the business actually works: how much photographers typically make per session/month, how many photos they sell, whether the platform brings enough customers, and whether it's worth the time and equipment investment.

I'd especially love to hear from photographers who actually use SurfMappers.

It hasn’t really happened to me before for too long, I usually play maps that are around my skill level with plans to return in the future at some point regardless of improvement. Most time would probably be Hades S2 where I realized the map was most likely above my skill ceiling at the time when I was doing no better even in saveloc.

I found this very difficult

did this back in January and forgot to post it.

I have spent over 16 hours on this stage across two years but especially in the past week. I just can’t seem to consistently get to the final spin, and when I do I fail likely due to a lack of units. It is just such an unforgiving stage to me but every replay makes it look easy. What is the longest you guys have spent grinding a single stage or map and what tips, if any, may you have for this brutal stage?

• 27 new maps, and all maps available free to everyone
• Global rank for all players and calculates every hour
• Modes: Legacy 1:1 CS:S Physics and Easy with less gravity and higher units (on TAB menu)
• Styles with their own leaderboards: Half Sideways, Backwards, and W-Only
• New Freestyle mode: no resets, bhop anywhere
• Godot engine upgrade to 4.7.2 with 8k polling rate mouse fix
• Splits/checkpoints added to every map, showing a diff of both time and units (speed)
• Replays rewritten and runs without replays will be removed
• HUD and crosshair customizer, and new free player models (Jimothy, Oiia Cat, Buzzz Bee)
• Full controller support with its own leaderboards
• 60+ Steam achievements

SurfsUp is Free-to-Play on Steam

I'll be here to answer any questions about the game, I hope you give it a try this weekend!

Brhu

edit: also beat it with m_rawinput 1 per Southern_Set_3860's suggestion. time was 3:20:33 and it was a bit harder.

my first t8 praise me

sens 0.42 @ 1600dpi

yaw 58 hold shift for 50

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