The Hunters spear is a ranged offensive move I created. It includes you taking a pillar, and trowing it horizontal towards your opponent. So, how do you perform this move you ask? Well i'm here to tell you.

To start this combo, take a pillar and spawn it directly in front of you. Then after doing this quickly move to the uppercut position and uppercut the pillar. For a visual example, refer to the gif.



















After doing this, simply dash forward to the left or right side of the pillar. What side you choose to dash to all depends what your dominant hand it. I'm personally right handed, and I perform hold with my right hand facing up. So I dash to the left of the pillar. If you're left handed, dash to the right of the pillar. Refer to the gif for a visual example.

Before moving onto this step, ensure that you have the uppercut and dash down. It's time to bring together what you have currently into the full combo/attack. This part can be a little tricky to get down, but once you start to get it it isn't that bad.

So, here's what you gotta do.

In order to get this part right you have to be very quick about it. While you are dashing to the side of the pillar you need to grab the pillar in mid air before your dash is finished. After doing this the pillar should be somewhat behind you. This factor allows you to immediately go into a slingshot with the pillar. Thus being the "spear" part of the hunters spear. With it all put together it should look something like this:

If you find that you just can't quite get it here are a few tips that helped me.

1. If you're having trouble dashing to the side of the pillar fast enough, ensure that your hand is going straight out. This is what was making me have trouble with the move, but after I corrected it I got it afterwards.

2. If you're loosing the pillar at any time in the slingshot, try reducing your arm thrust. I found that if I ever lost the pillar either in the short windup or during the throw, I was over exaggerating my punches. If I dialed it back I was able to not loose it.

3. Time for my favorite tip! Practice. Like I've said time and time before, it really does help. The more you do something, the more consistently and the better you can perform it.

With enough practice, you'll be slinging spears at your enemies in no time.


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