00:39 Step 1: Learning Air Strafe Inputs 01:19 Step 2: Air strafing 02:37 Step 3: Learning Grapple Inputs 03:37 Step 4: Grappling 04:44 Step 5: Titling the view Line 05:25 Step 6: Braking the view line 07:05 (Step 7): Train with the grapple 07:42: Additional Tips 09:48: The last 10%
As a player with several hundred hours invested into pathfinders grapple and millions of meters traveled with his grapple, I can say without any doubt that this is an excellent guide, well done. Kinda excited for the pro movement guide now not gonna lie.
Imagine getting downed, with your teammates across the map, you think you’re done for. Then this Pathfinder just comes flying across the mountains and eliminates everyone.
Can we just take a moment and appreciate the editing quality of this creator? It’s better than most commercial editors! And he has only 1.9K subs? What the heckling freak?
@@juicymelon6132 I did the same. Frothys and MrBlaBlaks Grapple Tutorials were the reason why i thought i should do my own. And it's a shame Ethereal isn't creating more Apex content. He would have deserved some recognition. Back in titanfall Pugs he was an absolute beast.
@@Mokey still sad that titanfall 2 was left to die all for apex not even titanfall 3 apex is fun but titanfall movement is superior and with the removal of b hop healing all for these babies that cant learn something so easy to do
He's the type of Pathfinder player that grapples behind you out of nowhere and ends your entire squad before any of you realise what happened lmfao Those grapples you showed were amazing, 10/10 tutorial
Watching this a year after it came out. The whole reason I got back into Apex Legends and first tried out Titanfall 2 was because of this video. Thank you so much, Mokey!
Ive been a Pathfinder main since the first day of Apex and ive learned more about his grapple in this 12 minute video than my hundreds of hours of gameplay. Thank you so much
the training area should allow legend selection so we can get to know them better IMO 👀 Edit: This comment was posted over a year ago, BEFORE the firing range, I'm aware it's a thing now 😂
I disagree because that eliminates the learning curve from the arena. When you’re a beginner or just starting out you should play with other people to get to know how to use the characters. Or it just isn’t fun anymore. The whole point of the game is to be more tactical and make plays and it’ll take away from the game if these characters are just handed to us, you know? Learning how a character works is part of the game...
As a self taught pathfinder main, I never realized how many times I did the things you talked about in the video. This video really helped me focus more on the subtle things like the view line and strafing. This is a really good video for people who are just starting to play pathfinder.
As I'm a Titanfall 2 veteran i did not expect to learn much of the video, but using grapple in tight areas like 7:41 was always a problem. I'll try that out next. But more importantly i did not know that you can land on slopes to keep your momentum even, if you feel like you are at a steep angle (which would otherwise stop you immediately). Thanks and keep up the good work.
I have the 62nd most grapple distance, all platforms, all regions. Pathfinder is one of my favorite characters of any video game, he is so much fun to play. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to everyone. Everyone deserves to have fun playing this awesome legend.
Yeah this is a great guide. As a TF2 player, I already had most of these movement techniques down which is why I’ve been maining Pathfinder since day 1. But knowing I can send this to folks is a good thing. Also that jump pad to grapple over the mountain was absolutely savage. 10/10 for sure.
As a Pathfinder main you have officially BLOWN MY MIND, I have absolutely put the work in and I thought I've covered great distances but DAMN SIR ahem, you be flying.
@@smackbarm_peywet6533 that's true but it's not the same. With the circle closing and people trying to kill you you dont really have a chance to actually just practice. Putting 2 friends on body guard duty so you can practice your grapples for 10 minutes before inevitably being forced to move and die because of circle is not really practice. They should have an ACTUAL mode that is just the map and no circle or time limit, and you can switch characters at any time. Let people ACTUALLY practice you know? :/
@@neverender_ oh I read it as K G telling me I "should be able to go in with friends and try stuff" as in telling me to play with friends AS a practice mode. I didnt read it as them agreeing with me. Lol my bad
Ik this is 2 years old but I just started playin apex for the first time ever earlier this week and instantly liked pathfinder. This guide really helped me get the hang of the grapple and ease into him and have fun so thanks a bunch
This video brought a huge smile to my face! It is extremely polished. Amazing music. Explanations on point and easy to follow. Great flow throughout the tutorial. I loved the dramatic build up in both your voice and the music towards breaking the view line. It gives a nice sense of motivation for becoming better at grapples. And here I was thinking the video was great and just about to end when suddenly you whipped out the crazy grapple clips at the end. As a 100+ Hours Pathfinder main they made my jaw drop. I had to rewind several of those grapples to see how you got so much height and distance while completely changing direction all while keeping it butter smooth. Exceptionally well done! I'll keep and eye out for any future uploads and recommend your videos to all my Apex friends. Have a great day!
Wow. That has to be the nicest comment i ever got on this channel. Thank you so so much. It feels so great when the audience recognizes the things i as a creator try put emphasis on. Like structure and flow throughout the video or things like building up to moments like the "breaking the viewline" part. Awesome to have you around :)
@@Mokey Ah I'm sure a lot of other people are thinking the same things and just not taking the time to write it out :) Recognising the time you put into things is almost impossible not to do when they are so well carried out! Watching this tutorial felt nothing like watching a standard youtube tutorial. It felt more akin to watching a full fletched short movie with dynamic soundtrack, tension building and all of the good stuff! I'll surely be rewatching this several times tonight while trying out some of those sick grapples you demonstrated!
Completely unrelated, but it sounds like English is your second language and you speak it so well. You seem to have put work into learning it, and I just wanna say that I admire that.
Pathfinder main here, just wanted to say that while I’ve been doing a lot of these just naturally through my gameplay you putting it all into words really helped me understand how to do it more efficiently. Also linking this video to all my buddies that can’t grasp how my movement with grapple isn’t just straight lines haha
Same. I have 6k kills with path. I didnt know the grapple could slingshot that far. I also do variations of all these but not quite as efficient. Ps4 btw.
It was the best grapple guide I've seen so far, need to add something about the ground catapult, or slingshot or however ya wanna describe it. When ya grapple the ground and the momentum launches you forward. My number one tactic as pathfinder that uses close range weapons
Ghlandhi mate I watch this guy, ‘Zylbrad’ who is a path main, and he always does aerial shotgun. He’d grapple into the air, and while coming down, shoot someone in the face with a peacekeeper
as a player with millions of grapple metres and thousands of path kills, i think this is definitely the best video for beginners and professionals. personally i didn’t use the grapple in close range areas like that one where you slid through the doorway, and the one in slums near the respawn. i’m very keen on the pro movement guide. but as a video idea, i haven’t seen anyone show off the floor grappling capabilities and peacock abilities. (i call it peacocking where you grapple the floor a couple metres in front of you and jump, but you keep moving backwards and slowly side to side to keep height in the air but also not be hit in an upside-down semi-circle arc. this technique has definitely saved me from many encounters with mastiff and 4th/5th party’s) amazing video and definitely should be getting more likes and subs.
Your videos are absolutely phenomenal. Seriously even after 100+ hours of path your video taught me a bunch of new stuff. This and your other vids need more exposure.
Holy crap, did not know we could fly the high and far with grapple. I already got a decent grasp of the sling shot and get speed. Then friend linked me this and I saw you went so high and far. Love the pace of the tutorial you made! And how in depth you went with it.
I’ve got about 5k kills with path and have some great movement with him but your fundamentals have shown me that you can go even further in depth! You are absolutely insane with him. Definitely earned my sub.
Practiced for about 3 minutes in the training area and have been applying it in gameplay for about an hour now and I am already seeing a huge improvement in my grappling skills
I already knew how to do most of these but was very inconsistent. I think this will be a great reference point for strengthening the techniques. Time to grapple slingshot bunny hop slide strafe and no scope kraber ftw ...EZ😀
I tried to break it down into steps so you can always train the fundamentals before trying the next complicated step. One of my problems with other Grapple Slingshot Tutorials is, that most just show you the final technique. But that doesn't help you in building a good foundation and getting consistent with it. So it would be awesome to hear if my version actually helped you, if you had some time to train.
Console Pathfinder player with over 1,400,000 grapple meters traveled here and I can say that your explanation of 'Air Strafing' is the best on UA-cam! Well done sir
"It should be like skiing" Me who has skied every winter since 2015: damn it actually does Thanks for the guide, it really helped me learn to grapple Edit: god-tier transition at 5:50
I found this video about a year back and it helped me move much faster and more unpredictably. I fell out of titanfall during the server attacks but a came back and remembered this video after a year of viewing it. My movement will once again be precise and fast. Thank you for all the effort put into this video
Don't forget about us csgo surfers and bhoppers. Almost every csgo player knows what air strafing is because every csgo player likes to try and bhop slowly infront of their teammates at the begining of a round.
Just now getting into Apex Legends again. Yours is the 3rd video I've seen on grapple mechanics; it's one of the best tutorials for anything I've ever seen. You are exceptional at your craft and much appreciated!
I remember using this video to learn pathy when I first started playing apex and now I’m watching it again years later as a more advanced player and it’s still teaching me new things
To people being scared or intimidated. Don’t be. I managed to learn all of this with no guide or anything, and honestly. It just becomes second nature. It’s like explaining vectors and physics of opening a door with specific movements, twist knob, push, walk in, (freedom of choice to shut behind you or turn around and shut it) it gets really easy to understand. And a lot of it is just practice/experience.
I saw this video more than 1 year algo, back when i started Apex and though that Pathfinder grapple was cool. It's just so amazing how i now even "feel" the movement of your mouse in my wrist and the inertia of the movement, how i know where are you gonna end almost before the swing is over. Thank you for teaching me how to fly.
Amazing Vid!! Well done in breaking it down to the basic fundamentals of it all. Seen alot of tips, tricks guides and without a doubt this is the best learning guide out there. Thank you for the great content. ✌️
Btw, Apex runs on a modified version of the source engine. Which means strafing left and right builds speed, so airstrafing gains speed when combined with grapple/stim/jump pad
Pathfinder takes some skill to master..he is my favorite legend,and I'm proud to say that I can move very well with him..but with these tips...I'll be able to do even more moves I havent even thought of.thank you bro.
I picked up grapple by accident just trying to copy a few twitch streamers, having the video broken down explaining what I was doing made it much easier for me to understand, and now replicate on a constant basis. Thank you.
I am playing the game for 2 years now, and I was completely excited to see this video... I was so bad in the game. I also love playing as Pathfinder and I couldn't know how to do those things... Your video just pumped me up and now, I can really start playing the game as a good player... I just wanted to say thank you, because because of you, I enjoy the game like 30x more...
You are just awesome by now I have seen ever grapple guide but this one hits different your just so true and you pace of telling is very helpful I am truly grateful of you for making this video for all of us
This video os definitely helpful. Ive played a lot of rounds as pathfinder, and have discovered some really cheeky ways to use the grapple, but never have i achieved as much distance on a grapple as many of these maneuvers. Thanks for the lesson!
Thank you for this. I love watching people play as Pathfinder and I've tried a couple of times to pick it up while playing but ended up doing poorly in game as a result. This has started me on a journey and is just another thing I can focus on trying to master.
Yep. Back again to continue training and learning. I've spent hundreds of hours training my grappling, starting halfway through season 3. Now after this nerf, the only way to get better is in training range. Grapple, land, change characters and then change again back to path to reset the cooldown, and repeat. Even with gold helmet it's over 30 seconds. Training is more important now than ever with pathfinder. You can't afford to miss a grapple anymore. Period.
@@templar9240 easy! When I pick up a new game I spend at least 50 hours learning all there is to know about the movement and intricacies of the game. Leftover habit from speedrunning. I tried every legend and every ability, and without a doubt the best ability in this game tactical or ultimate is pathfinders grapple. So I started training with it just like training wallbouncing and other movement techs. When cooldown was done I pressed it to activate the second it finished. Unless I knew I was getting into a fight, literally my main mode of transport in this game was talking before the nerf. Constantly racing ahead to scout, and returning to my squad. You don't get to choose exactly when you need to grapple mid fight, so I trained just activating it every time I could on any surface within range. Found what works best swinging right to left, not jumping every time, etc. When I pick up apex to play I spend an hour in training range practicing recoil control movement and grappling. I play every day. Add in the 50+ initial hours, an hour every day before playing (even if it's only a few games) and you get easily a hundred. Combine that with hundreds of hours of gameplay grappling as often as reasonably possible. Got to the point most times my cooldown was done right about the time my momentum ended and grapple again. I get the nerf. But 35 seconds? Maybe 25 would be too little but honestly I wish I could go back to 15 second cooldown even if only for a LTM. Mostly it's a leftover trait from speedrunning games and practicing movement techs. Hell rocket League I spent my first 300 hours only in free play no games.
900+ hours pathfinder here. I did not know about the keyboard commands and air strafing/grapple strafing. Also the little arrow drawn out showing the ‘view command’ or whatever- that was helpful too. I watched the whole thing; great stuff here guys! Maybe if this gets around I won’t be so embarrassed for my randoms when they take pathfinder in the loading screen 😂
I remember 2 years ago, when i was interested in pathfinder's grapple and watched this video, been a path main ever since. Thank you mokey, for introducing me to not only this amazing character, but to the beauty of Apex's movement ❤️
I watched this the day this video was posted, but I saw it on my home page a few minutes ago for some reason. Just wanna day thanks for the tips, they really helped me on my journey through Apex
00:39 Step 1: Learning Air Strafe Inputs
01:19 Step 2: Air strafing
02:37 Step 3: Learning Grapple Inputs
03:37 Step 4: Grappling
04:44 Step 5: Titling the view Line
05:25 Step 6: Braking the view line
07:05 (Step 7): Train with the grapple
07:42: Additional Tips
09:48: The last 10%
@Jakson McLane Thanks for saying that :)
Jakson McLane a guide as precise and amazing as this one is very rare, well done and thank you! You thought of everything!
dude you put so much effort in this Video, i hope you get more subscribers for that
Why does it look like you are looking to the right while moving to the left while air strafing?
Mokeysniper do you hold forward the entire time whilst grappling or do you match the input so it’s the same as where you are looking?
As a player with several hundred hours invested into pathfinders grapple and millions of meters traveled with his grapple, I can say without any doubt that this is an excellent guide, well done. Kinda excited for the pro movement guide now not gonna lie.
Means a lot comming from a fellow pathfinder main. Thank you :) working on it
I find that pathfinders grapple is much easier to use than titanfall 2's
@@klou6615 yes
agreed... fantastic guide thank you 👌😀
He's like, the bruce lee of the pathfinders XD
Imagine getting downed, with your teammates across the map, you think you’re done for. Then this Pathfinder just comes flying across the mountains and eliminates everyone.
sounds like one of the trailer
Baconboi AU it is from one.wraith and mirage get knocked and pathfinder grapples over a waterfall and kills the entire team
Too bad everyone disconnects before pathyboy even has a chance
If you two are across the map from each other then you probably won't get a rev since one of you isn't working together
Ngl this actually happened to me. I started playing pathfinder ever since. Some people are just so good
_“GrappleStrafe”_ sounds like a delicious German snack.
Do you want zome koolwhip with zat grapple strafe ?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
@Lawrence von Kohlrabien i don't care _dammit_ bring me _moooorrrrre!!_ (and this time lets put the whip cream in the bottom of the bowl)
Kann Ich bitte noch einen Grapplestrafe haben?
Grzappelztravf
Can we just take a moment and appreciate the editing quality of this creator? It’s better than most commercial editors! And he has only 1.9K subs? What the heckling freak?
I was at 500 a week ago. Growing pretty rapidly. Thanks for the nice words :)
It's 9k now! I'm genuinely happy!
It is almost 14k now. Lol
30k now >.>
Mokey is King
This is the best grappling guide I've ever saw. Good job!
Whispers FrothyOmen and itsetheral players that have played with this grapple and mastered it for 3 years
@@juicymelon6132 I did the same. Frothys and MrBlaBlaks Grapple Tutorials were the reason why i thought i should do my own. And it's a shame Ethereal isn't creating more Apex content. He would have deserved some recognition. Back in titanfall Pugs he was an absolute beast.
@@Mokey still sad that titanfall 2 was left to die all for apex not even titanfall 3 apex is fun but titanfall movement is superior and with the removal of b hop healing all for these babies that cant learn something so easy to do
By far. Wish this was around earlier on, would have made learning PF so much easier
As soon as you dropped that jem and showed the true potential my face dropped. You were literally taking flight. A personal jump tower!
He's the type of Pathfinder player that grapples behind you out of nowhere and ends your entire squad before any of you realise what happened lmfao
Those grapples you showed were amazing, 10/10 tutorial
Super!! M what about the path on your team that grapples into a caustic trap runs into a Watson fence and runs in the middle of 4 squads fighting
@@kalebmcarthur6817 sometimes that's also me. The duality of a pathfinder main
I’ve done that a few times (usually by accident) and it feels soooo good to grapple 100 meters behind a squad and rape them
So basically titanfall 2
@@kalebmcarthur6817 that's me
Watching this a year after it came out. The whole reason I got back into Apex Legends and first tried out Titanfall 2 was because of this video. Thank you so much, Mokey!
Ive been a Pathfinder main since the first day of Apex and ive learned more about his grapple in this 12 minute video than my hundreds of hours of gameplay. Thank you so much
the training area should allow legend selection so we can get to know them better IMO 👀
Edit: This comment was posted over a year ago, BEFORE the firing range, I'm aware it's a thing now 😂
And attachments. Training mode is nearly useless now.
Yep. Saying that from the start.
FLUXXEUS actually spawning in the map would be nice as well
I disagree because that eliminates the learning curve from the arena. When you’re a beginner or just starting out you should play with other people to get to know how to use the characters. Or it just isn’t fun anymore. The whole point of the game is to be more tactical and make plays and it’ll take away from the game if these characters are just handed to us, you know? Learning how a character works is part of the game...
Aditi Shukla
I don't think teammates like it when i ignore them and try out some grapples.
Nice video! Really informative and to the point tutorial, can't wait to try it out
@@astroflexx82 stfu
@@astroflexx82 haha delete your comments 🤡
Please post again you haven’t in 2 years!
@@sync3471 do you know what happened to him?
@@unusualgamer8782 i don’t. do you
Damn! That match-cut at 5:50 ! This guy is a great editor.
Thanks :) You should watch my cinematic comparison video
Most underrated comment on the video... didnt even pay attention to that little detail. Buttery smooth!
@@samuelclayton8036 you could argue that a great cut is supposed to be invisible
Matimio also does a bunch of awesome cuts like that in R6S and BF. Beautiful
wow when i clicked the time stamp i got led into an ad u fuker
This is the most underrated you tube channel ever
If you ever become a teacher and/or professor your students will love you if you keep up such a presentation approach. Cheers !
As a self taught pathfinder main, I never realized how many times I did the things you talked about in the video. This video really helped me focus more on the subtle things like the view line and strafing. This is a really good video for people who are just starting to play pathfinder.
Spiderman : trick shots and mid air stunts
Pathfinder: hold my polishing liquid .
Juneid Makarem Spider-Man is better than the pathfinder in every way
@@Jessuschavez but can spiderman put ziplines ?
@@dadyy9521 yes
RADIOACTIVE e99 he can build long spiderwebs from 1 place to another
But is he a robot?
This is still one of, if not the best grapple guide on yt
As I'm a Titanfall 2 veteran i did not expect to learn much of the video, but using grapple in tight areas like 7:41 was always a problem. I'll try that out next. But more importantly i did not know that you can land on slopes to keep your momentum even, if you feel like you are at a steep angle (which would otherwise stop you immediately).
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Awesome to hear that my video could bring value to a veteran. Thanks for the nice words :)
5:51 HOLY MOLY now I know where to grapple to save myself from enemys
I have the 62nd most grapple distance, all platforms, all regions. Pathfinder is one of my favorite characters of any video game, he is so much fun to play. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to everyone. Everyone deserves to have fun playing this awesome legend.
Versace_Sheets nice I'm 2114th
Where do you find overall ranks/stats?
Aaron Peters I think it's on the internet type apex stats tracker then it'll pop up
im 98th
Noobs
You Sound like male version of wattson haha
Nice video btw, realy helpfull!
Yeah this is a great guide. As a TF2 player, I already had most of these movement techniques down which is why I’ve been maining Pathfinder since day 1. But knowing I can send this to folks is a good thing. Also that jump pad to grapple over the mountain was absolutely savage. 10/10 for sure.
As a Pathfinder main you have officially BLOWN MY MIND, I have absolutely put the work in and I thought I've covered great distances but DAMN SIR ahem, you be flying.
Thank you :) i believe In you. you can do it 👍
@@Mokey Take me to the promised land!!!!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Just wish Apex had a REAL practice area to play around with each character and explore the map. :/
should be able to go in with friends and try stuff out with diff character combinations
@@smackbarm_peywet6533 that's true but it's not the same. With the circle closing and people trying to kill you you dont really have a chance to actually just practice. Putting 2 friends on body guard duty so you can practice your grapples for 10 minutes before inevitably being forced to move and die because of circle is not really practice. They should have an ACTUAL mode that is just the map and no circle or time limit, and you can switch characters at any time. Let people ACTUALLY practice you know? :/
Neon Scorpion that’s literally what he said
@@neverender_ oh I read it as K G telling me I "should be able to go in with friends and try stuff" as in telling me to play with friends AS a practice mode. I didnt read it as them agreeing with me. Lol my bad
@@AteshMentalo you can steal bhop
Ik this is 2 years old but I just started playin apex for the first time ever earlier this week and instantly liked pathfinder. This guide really helped me get the hang of the grapple and ease into him and have fun so thanks a bunch
This video brought a huge smile to my face! It is extremely polished. Amazing music. Explanations on point and easy to follow. Great flow throughout the tutorial. I loved the dramatic build up in both your voice and the music towards breaking the view line. It gives a nice sense of motivation for becoming better at grapples. And here I was thinking the video was great and just about to end when suddenly you whipped out the crazy grapple clips at the end. As a 100+ Hours Pathfinder main they made my jaw drop. I had to rewind several of those grapples to see how you got so much height and distance while completely changing direction all while keeping it butter smooth. Exceptionally well done! I'll keep and eye out for any future uploads and recommend your videos to all my Apex friends. Have a great day!
Wow. That has to be the nicest comment i ever got on this channel. Thank you so so much. It feels so great when the audience recognizes the things i as a creator try put emphasis on. Like structure and flow throughout the video or things like building up to moments like the "breaking the viewline" part. Awesome to have you around :)
@@Mokey Ah I'm sure a lot of other people are thinking the same things and just not taking the time to write it out :) Recognising the time you put into things is almost impossible not to do when they are so well carried out! Watching this tutorial felt nothing like watching a standard youtube tutorial. It felt more akin to watching a full fletched short movie with dynamic soundtrack, tension building and all of the good stuff! I'll surely be rewatching this several times tonight while trying out some of those sick grapples you demonstrated!
@@runekjrsgaard8159 Oh man you make my heart melt.
@@Mokey And like art is exactly the way they are received! I'm sure your subscriber count will sky rocket soon! Love your damn content so much haha!
Rune Kjærsgaard Ive read this in a Pathfinder voice.
All the grapple tutorial vids are 20 min long. This one is short and UP.TO.THE.POINT. Thanks dude.
Mokeysniper knows all this
Because he's pathfinders creator
omg
bruh
Yes..
Completely unrelated, but it sounds like English is your second language and you speak it so well. You seem to have put work into learning it, and I just wanna say that I admire that.
Agghhh I love the fact this game rewards skill and time taken mastering
Play titanfall 2 you wont regret it
No one ever does
Pathfinder main here, just wanted to say that while I’ve been doing a lot of these just naturally through my gameplay you putting it all into words really helped me understand how to do it more efficiently. Also linking this video to all my buddies that can’t grasp how my movement with grapple isn’t just straight lines haha
Same. I have 6k kills with path. I didnt know the grapple could slingshot that far. I also do variations of all these but not quite as efficient. Ps4 btw.
It was the best grapple guide I've seen so far, need to add something about the ground catapult, or slingshot or however ya wanna describe it. When ya grapple the ground and the momentum launches you forward. My number one tactic as pathfinder that uses close range weapons
Ghlandhi mate I watch this guy, ‘Zylbrad’ who is a path main, and he always does aerial shotgun.
He’d grapple into the air, and while coming down, shoot someone in the face with a peacekeeper
@@monarchy15 aerial shoootgun!!
Playing this game for 3 days now, that Robot is my fav by far. Really helpful guide to understand the basic dynamics of the game. GJ
as a player with millions of grapple metres and thousands of path kills, i think this is definitely the best video for beginners and professionals. personally i didn’t use the grapple in close range areas like that one where you slid through the doorway, and the one in slums near the respawn.
i’m very keen on the pro movement guide. but as a video idea, i haven’t seen anyone show off the floor grappling capabilities and peacock abilities. (i call it peacocking where you grapple the floor a couple metres in front of you and jump, but you keep moving backwards and slowly side to side to keep height in the air but also not be hit in an upside-down semi-circle arc. this technique has definitely saved me from many encounters with mastiff and 4th/5th party’s)
amazing video and definitely should be getting more likes and subs.
I personally didn’t learn anything new but this is the best guide I’ve seen for grappling yet, great job with the video.
Your videos are absolutely phenomenal. Seriously even after 100+ hours of path your video taught me a bunch of new stuff. This and your other vids need more exposure.
Holy crap, did not know we could fly the high and far with grapple. I already got a decent grasp of the sling shot and get speed. Then friend linked me this and I saw you went so high and far. Love the pace of the tutorial you made! And how in depth you went with it.
Play titanfall 2 if you really want to go fast with the grapple
Well, that is that. I've learnt I'm a complete noob with pathfinder. Great video man.
This is a bit more advanced. I first learned how to grapple from frothy 's video.
Red 3nergy MS me too
6 months after im back at the video that turned me into a pathy main. thanks for letting me enjoy this game the way i do. mokey u are so amazing
I’ve got about 5k kills with path and have some great movement with him but your fundamentals have shown me that you can go even further in depth! You are absolutely insane with him. Definitely earned my sub.
Awesome to hear that. Thanks :)
Practiced for about 3 minutes in the training area and have been applying it in gameplay for about an hour now and I am already seeing a huge improvement in my grappling skills
This vid is like a cs go surfing tutorial as a cs player looking forward to play apex this tutorial helps me a lot with the grapple
2023, Titanfall 2 servers are back and working and i need to learn slingshots again and this helps much thx.
I already knew how to do most of these but was very inconsistent. I think this will be a great reference point for strengthening the techniques. Time to grapple slingshot bunny hop slide strafe and no scope kraber ftw ...EZ😀
I tried to break it down into steps so you can always train the fundamentals before trying the next complicated step. One of my problems with other Grapple Slingshot Tutorials is, that most just show you the final technique. But that doesn't help you in building a good foundation and getting consistent with it. So it would be awesome to hear if my version actually helped you, if you had some time to train.
@@Mokey I can already tell it will help but I'll put down the fences and pick up the grapple this week
Console Pathfinder player with over 1,400,000 grapple meters traveled here and I can say that your explanation of 'Air Strafing' is the best on UA-cam! Well done sir
Excellent guide, learned a lot. I have not played Pathfnder much but with this new knowledge I will be tonight.
I’ve put so many hours into pathfinder but it never hurts to watch a guide! Even if you know everything a refresher isn’t bad
"It should be like skiing"
Me who has skied every winter since 2015: damn it actually does
Thanks for the guide, it really helped me learn to grapple
Edit: god-tier transition at 5:50
I found this video about a year back and it helped me move much faster and more unpredictably. I fell out of titanfall during the server attacks but a came back and remembered this video after a year of viewing it. My movement will once again be precise and fast. Thank you for all the effort put into this video
Excellent video, clean presentation and great teaching... Thumbs up!
My jaw dropped at 5:35
Epic moment as well as epic editing!
"You have to learn air strafing"
*Laughs in 1000 hours of team fortress 2*
Bro same but I got 1200 hours on titanfall 2
@@juicymelon6132 I was actually talking about team fortress 2, but they are both similar in movement mechanics so yeah.
yyea both tf2s use the source engine althoug titanfalls source engine is very heaviliy modified
Don't forget about us csgo surfers and bhoppers.
Almost every csgo player knows what air strafing is because every csgo player likes to try and bhop slowly infront of their teammates at the begining of a round.
@@burritomussoleeeni csgo surfing is like death
Just now getting into Apex Legends again. Yours is the 3rd video I've seen on grapple mechanics; it's one of the best tutorials for anything I've ever seen. You are exceptional at your craft and much appreciated!
Dude this was incredibly efficient! I am so grateful for the tips! I'm subscribing for more content like this!
I remember using this video to learn pathy when I first started playing apex and now I’m watching it again years later as a more advanced player and it’s still teaching me new things
Who's here in season 8 and want to see the old pathfinder grapple with 15 second cooldown and more range?
To people being scared or intimidated. Don’t be. I managed to learn all of this with no guide or anything, and honestly. It just becomes second nature. It’s like explaining vectors and physics of opening a door with specific movements, twist knob, push, walk in, (freedom of choice to shut behind you or turn around and shut it) it gets really easy to understand. And a lot of it is just practice/experience.
MrBlaBlak for example explained it with vectors. I just wanted to write the script in a way that makes it understandable without them.
Mokeysniper Yeah.
U deserve at leat 1 mil subs bro, keep up the good work
I saw this video more than 1 year algo, back when i started Apex and though that Pathfinder grapple was cool. It's just so amazing how i now even "feel" the movement of your mouse in my wrist and the inertia of the movement, how i know where are you gonna end almost before the swing is over. Thank you for teaching me how to fly.
Amazing Vid!! Well done in breaking it down to the basic fundamentals of it all. Seen alot of tips, tricks guides and without a doubt this is the best learning guide out there. Thank you for the great content. ✌️
Honestly probably the best video on air/grapple strafing.
Btw, Apex runs on a modified version of the source engine. Which means strafing left and right builds speed, so airstrafing gains speed when combined with grapple/stim/jump pad
It runs on the same engine titanfall 1 and 2 that's the only reason this game has b hops and air strafing
MysteryMelon3 although you cant quite bhop and slide hop as well as in Titanfall 2
@@finn5931 yeah cuz the slower movements and no double jumps to get you super fast
Pathfinder takes some skill to master..he is my favorite legend,and I'm proud to say that I can move very well with him..but with these tips...I'll be able to do even more moves I havent even thought of.thank you bro.
Great video.
I enjoy using pathfinder very much.
7:27 my favorite part of the vid the music and the view making the map of apex look beautiful
5:40 damn I like that
i already saw a couple of pathfinder grapeling guides but this is by far the best i saw sofar. Really good job!
Love your videos!
Edit: And this is exactly why we need practice grounds/the ability to change legends in thr tutorial...
100% agree. Also private matches would be a godsend
I picked up grapple by accident just trying to copy a few twitch streamers, having the video broken down explaining what I was doing made it much easier for me to understand, and now replicate on a constant basis. Thank you.
Welcome to the slingshot channel
I am playing the game for 2 years now, and I was completely excited to see this video... I was so bad in the game. I also love playing as Pathfinder and I couldn't know how to do those things... Your video just pumped me up and now, I can really start playing the game as a good player... I just wanted to say thank you, because because of you, I enjoy the game like 30x more...
It hasnt even been out for 2 years
Do I play pathfinder? No.
Do I play apex often anymore? No.
Did I watch this whole video? Yes.
You are just awesome by now I have seen ever grapple guide but this one hits different your just so true and you pace of telling is very helpful I am truly grateful of you for making this video for all of us
Great video bro. I realised I do a lot of these movements just from maining pathfinder. Still found some new tips I can use 🔥🔥
This is the most in depth grapple guide I've seen. Thanks
You won the Zeus challenge, congrats dude.
This was the video that made me switch my main from Bloodhound to Pathfinder. And thus began an incredible journey. Thanks Mokey.
Sweet video music drops after tips makes it have that touch
Wow, one of the best grapple guides I've watched
Oof if everyone gets into air strafing we already know death run is going to be the bees knees
This video os definitely helpful. Ive played a lot of rounds as pathfinder, and have discovered some really cheeky ways to use the grapple, but never have i achieved as much distance on a grapple as many of these maneuvers. Thanks for the lesson!
Fantastic guide, i am a almost pro grappler, i just need to get my landings down, always loose momentum...
Thank you for this. I love watching people play as Pathfinder and I've tried a couple of times to pick it up while playing but ended up doing poorly in game as a result. This has started me on a journey and is just another thing I can focus on trying to master.
damn this is the best grapple tutorial hands down
idk why, but every grapple you do is so satisfying
7:16 Just unique editing ,kinda watch this part 49482 times :D perfect timing with the music !
Your old avatar... Man, thanks for that grapple tutorial, It really helped me in Season 2.
Who's here after the nerf :(
Yep. Back again to continue training and learning. I've spent hundreds of hours training my grappling, starting halfway through season 3. Now after this nerf, the only way to get better is in training range. Grapple, land, change characters and then change again back to path to reset the cooldown, and repeat. Even with gold helmet it's over 30 seconds. Training is more important now than ever with pathfinder. You can't afford to miss a grapple anymore. Period.
rando prior how do you spend hundreds of hours just using pathfinders grapple? that would be boring af
@@templar9240 easy! When I pick up a new game I spend at least 50 hours learning all there is to know about the movement and intricacies of the game. Leftover habit from speedrunning. I tried every legend and every ability, and without a doubt the best ability in this game tactical or ultimate is pathfinders grapple. So I started training with it just like training wallbouncing and other movement techs. When cooldown was done I pressed it to activate the second it finished. Unless I knew I was getting into a fight, literally my main mode of transport in this game was talking before the nerf. Constantly racing ahead to scout, and returning to my squad. You don't get to choose exactly when you need to grapple mid fight, so I trained just activating it every time I could on any surface within range. Found what works best swinging right to left, not jumping every time, etc. When I pick up apex to play I spend an hour in training range practicing recoil control movement and grappling. I play every day. Add in the 50+ initial hours, an hour every day before playing (even if it's only a few games) and you get easily a hundred. Combine that with hundreds of hours of gameplay grappling as often as reasonably possible. Got to the point most times my cooldown was done right about the time my momentum ended and grapple again. I get the nerf. But 35 seconds? Maybe 25 would be too little but honestly I wish I could go back to 15 second cooldown even if only for a LTM. Mostly it's a leftover trait from speedrunning games and practicing movement techs. Hell rocket League I spent my first 300 hours only in free play no games.
who's here after the BUFF LETS GOOOOOOOO
I'm confused, in this video stills reliable (Buff / Nerf) or it's outdated ?
Could we just take a moment to thank Mokey for syncing the music to gameplay!
Whenever pathfinder uses slingshot
“Ight imma head out”
My teammates. :-0
Literally the dankest tutorial I almost had it but I didn't know what I was missing!
5:30 "Enter, the twilight zone"
900+ hours pathfinder here. I did not know about the keyboard commands and air strafing/grapple strafing.
Also the little arrow drawn out showing the ‘view command’ or whatever- that was helpful too.
I watched the whole thing; great stuff here guys! Maybe if this gets around I won’t be so embarrassed for my randoms when they take pathfinder in the loading screen 😂
00:00 sliding into those dms
I remember 2 years ago, when i was interested in pathfinder's grapple and watched this video, been a path main ever since. Thank you mokey, for introducing me to not only this amazing character, but to the beauty of Apex's movement ❤️
Me trying to understand the video
Obstacle: I'm Spanish and I don't have a God level at English
I watched this the day this video was posted, but I saw it on my home page a few minutes ago for some reason. Just wanna day thanks for the tips, they really helped me on my journey through Apex
I really wish the movement was as fast as Titanfall 2s but I thinks it's a bit much for most people lmao
I love the movement. I went from apex to tf2, and everything converts so nicely. Lvl1 me was just as good as veterans.
The perfect grapple tutorial. No other tutorial needed