Just to illustrate the state of the movement mechanics of Quake Champions in November 2018, here are all 16 champions doing the circlejump plus strafejump combination from the bridge to the railgun on the map Blood Covenant. Keypresses and speeds are made clearly visible all the time. All jumps were done and recorded in the live build of Quake Champions on 23 November 2018.

Some funny moments and frags made into a montage. Basically just things that happened in game I found entertaining, including Pineapple, Rope Trick, Choo-Choo, Disintegrator, Mein Leben, Berserk, Double Whammies, and chained Die Hards, orchestrated to, imho catchy music :)

My take on duplicates in loot boxes, garnished with some trickjumps with the elusive plasma gun, a skin for the super nail gun.

Grenadejumping with Keel, crouchjumping with Galena and Sorlag, forward and bunnyhopping acceleration, strafejumping, speedcaps, and all. Showing and discussing the consequences the updates of December '17 and January '18 have for the movement of all champions. Speeds and keypresses are visible at all times, slow motion and freeze frames are employed where necessary.

Clutch going from zero to 2.9k+ ups in 0.3 seconds, and many more stunts in the map Burial Chamber. Since the winter patch our robot now is the undisputed champion of moving around fast. With speeds and keypresses visible the techniques are shown and explained, employing slow motion and freeze frames. Especially stairs dashing simply is hilarious, but ... is it a bug, or a feature?

The Doom Slayer's ability to double jump makes navigating maps a lot easier. Jumps are shown with keypresses and speed visible, and explained with slow motion and freeze frames. However, involuntarily initiating a double jump, due to surface geometry, can cause problems. Using autohopping maybe the solution. But then again it appears to be a somewhat "unclean" practice. Apart from that there is a bit of gaming history contained in the video. Namely the origin of the double jump.

A crouchsliding tutorial with keypresses visible, slow motion, freeze frames, and explanation in voiceover. The tutorial aims at conveying an understanding of the basic principles, and suggests ways to start. Step-by-step instructions are given, and quite some opportunities of where to practice the techniques are shown.

From Megahealth to Heavy Armor in a second or so, and more exploits of the strange qualities of the pots combined with Ranger's Dire Orb. Going out of map and back, into closed areas, and instant teleports across whole maps.

Just a small collection of what Anarki can do with a circlejump ... now with lead guitar! :D

The Bridge to Rail jump done backward and forward with all champions, without using their respective special abilities. Plus a tutorial on how to do it – with keypresses and speed visible, slow motion, and an explanation of the circlejump and strafejumping (for all those new to Quake). In between a little reminiscence of Bridge to Rail in Quake Live and Quake 3 Arena.

With all ten champions I did Tri-Bolt and Nailclimbing experiments, and here are the results, self-damage, angles etc. A lot of tricking seems possible, but the champions' different physics, speedcaps, and collision models do cause problems. I sincerely hope that on release there will be a mode with equal physics and without speedcaps, and mod-support for custom maps, so that the trickjumping and DeFRaGgery can go wild :)

https://youtu.be/3ibmHluIJz4

Ten minutes of classic "Quake Live" Free for All deathmatch madness on the map "Hell's Gate" (formerly Q3TOURNEY3). Featuring a nice comeback with some quite funny and/or epic moments in-between – my opinion. Before that not having played any Quake for ages quite shows. Disorientation, poor movement, no positioning, miserable aim, and general overstrain. But then I somehow get a tiny bit into it again … hope you like the editing, quality, and ... ah, just hope you'll enjoy it :)