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=== Echo Arena ===
=== Echo Arena ===
'''Stacks/Stacking'''
==== Stacks/Stacking ====
 
Stacking, also known as boosting, chaining, and regrabbing, is a form of movement to go much faster than you usually can. It is done by getting two or more players and having them pull off of each other to gain momentum from each other.
Synonyms: Boost/Boosting, Chain/Chaining, Regrabbing, Chain Boosting<br>
Stacking is a form of movement to go much faster than you usually can. It is done by getting two or more players and having them pull off of each other to gain momentum from each other.
 
'''Brawling'''
 
Synonyms: Boxing, Fighting, Stunning
A skill set within the overall game that has to do with stunning, blocking, and dodging opponents.
 
'''Geometry'''
 
Any of the static, floating, geometric shapes floating throughout the arena, such as the nest or bow-tie.
 
'''PE Joust'''
'''PE Joust'''


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'''Stun Boosting'''
'''Stun Boosting'''
Stunning an opponent by punching them in the opposite direction you want to go. If both are still then you will gain 1.1 speed in that direction. A  higher level of stun boosting is boosting off of an opponent's head and tapping the trigger as you let go to gain an additional 1.1 to 1.9 m/s on top of your 4 m/s boost.
Stunning an opponent by punching them in the opposite direction you want to go. If both are still then you will gain 1.1 speed in that direction. A  higher level of stun boosting is boosting off of an opponent's head and tapping the trigger as you let go to gain an additional 1.1 to 1.9 m/s on top of your 4 m/s boost.
==== Throwing/shooting ====
==== Throwing/shooting ====
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The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45NHMFHYkSY&ab_channel=Clex Boop shot] is a trick shot named after the player Boop90, a top echo vr player. This trick shot done by first starting in one of the tunnels then throwing the disk so it bounces over cloud and into the goal, used to get around floating players or players on nugget.
The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45NHMFHYkSY&ab_channel=Clex Boop shot] is a trick shot named after the player Boop90, a top echo vr player. This trick shot done by first starting in one of the tunnels then throwing the disk so it bounces over cloud and into the goal, used to get around floating players or players on nugget.
'''Cloud Shot'''
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Synonyms: WHAT! Shot <br>
A shot taken from the floor at mid that bounces off of the cloud block and into the goal.


'''Kungg Shot'''
'''Kungg Shot'''
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The act of using pitch and/or roll in conjunction with a shot in order to obfuscate the angle of release, making it more difficult for a goalie or defenseman to track.
The act of using pitch and/or roll in conjunction with a shot in order to obfuscate the angle of release, making it more difficult for a goalie or defenseman to track.
'''Joker Train'''
<br>
Two people in a stack with the person in back holding the disk. This allows the disk holder have increased mobility as if you were on a block but with the advantage of being able to move forwards.
'''nest bounce'''
originally found by ryann- from ignite the nest bounce is a simple shot bounced of the bottom of nest to then go right in
'''Mail-Slot'''
<br>
Any shot that goes in between the top of shield and the bottom of nest.
'''Grandpa Shot'''
'''A shot that is made where the player is facing away from the goal and shots it from in between their legs. This shot originated from rx.kuraun in a casted match.'''
==== Old/Patched-out ====
==== Old/Patched-out ====
'''Parachuting'''
'''Parachuting'''


A technique used where grabbing onto your back accessory, reduces your player speed to 0.0 m/s. This was able to be performed in the days prior to the first [[Echo Pass]] release. This was patched out after it became prevalent in public matches.
A technique used where grabbing onto your back accessory, reduces your player speed to 0.0 m/s. This was able to be performed in the days prior to the first [[Echo Pass]] release. This was patched out after it became prevalent in public matches.
'''Disk-popping / Headbutting'''
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A technique where holding the disk in front of your face, letting go, pushing your head into the disk, then quickly grabbing it again would generate some extra speed above the 4.7 m/s cap. Doing this repeatedly allowed for faster movement or quick direction changes while holding the disk. This was patched out of Echo Arena after it became prevalent in public matches. It still exists in Lone Echo.
'''11.5 Launch'''
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The intended maximum single-player launch speed out of the tunnels is 10 m/s, but if the catapult was released and regrabbed immediately after it started moving, it would result in a 11.5 m/s launch. This was patched out.
'''[[Pali-door]]'''
<br>
A hole in the geometry of the old lobby discovered by the player [[Palidore]]. The exit hole was honored with a plaque.
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