While Titanfall 2 may not be winning on the sales charts right now, it's definitely the more entertaining game to watch when it comes to speedruns. So oftentimes he has a shotgun, one-hitting guys in the head while jumping or wall-running, which keeps the flow of movement intact. One thing that DraQu mentions throughout the run is that firing while falling prevents you from losing momentum. I know it's a odd thing, but just seeing the way Cooper moves in the game and how free-flowing the movement is creates this kind of zen atmosphere. Seeing the speedrun is just very, very cool because, in a way, it's almost therapeutically relaxing. Respawn put some serious time into Titanfall 2 and it really paid off. He even comments on how the movement in the game is "extremely satisfying". A speedy Titanfall 2 player thought they found a secret trick to save a ship from destruction, but it actually turned out to be a rare yet oddly appropriate bug. In a way, given the game's complex design and smooth as butter platforming, you can see how he just slides and glides across some of the most difficult platforming puzzles with pure ease. A couple of shotgun blasts and a detonator kills them off quickly. He uses the invisibility to get past single enemies but he interestingly enough uses a combination of the shotgun and the remote detonators to take out groups of robots. By the time he gets to Ash's makeshift training facility he cheeses through the area with a nifty exploit and heads on to the next area.īy the time he gets to the beacon station - one of the harder segments in Titanfall 2 - he moves through the control room like a boss. Instead of fighting the enemy soldiers on the ground, however, he just steps on them and runs over them all. One of the more impressive feats is how he picks off the shots with ease and glides through the Titan segments using BT with the sort of speed and smoothness that one would expect from a rollerblader on a marble floor.
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