Titanfall 2 Gauntlet speedrun world record has been broken again - matoslauted

Titanfall 2 speedrunner uses grenades to set a New World record

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There's a bran-new Titanfall 2 Gauntlet speedrun on the block, and it's truly a sight to lay eyes on.

Just downstairs, you terminate check out the blistering gameplay snip which emerged on the Titanfall subreddit yesterday connected November 18. The gameplay segment features the player beginning the Gauntlet tend right at the beginning of Respawn's sequel, propelling themselves forward with actual grenade explosions to extend to the finishing line in a record-break time of 10.3 seconds.

It's nothing short of an absolutely heroic feat. According to a trifle bit of search, the previous world immortalize appears to have been held aside the individual in the gameplay curtail vindicatory below, which misused a exchangeable grenade propulsion method of shooting themselves forward to the finishing line in a blistering time of 10.9 seconds. The modern user drum them out by righteous 0.6 seconds.

There's actually a hint as to how the new user was able to achieve the staggering new meter. In the comments underneath the original subreddit post, the player notes that the "crouch kick" technique is tranquillize relatively new on the Titanfall 2 Gauntlet speedrunning scene, and so they reckon it's alone executable that a sub-10 second time mightiness not be too Former Armed Forces outside.

Well, for now we stool only dream. If you're up to date on your Apex Legends lore, you might know that this method of using grenades to get through and through the Metal glove was employed by none differently Octavio "Octane" Sylva, a true epinephrine junkie quest to deal the crown for himself in the Titanfall universe. Octane's experimentation went a bit less smoothly though, because he ended up blowing off both his legs. Better luck next time Octane, we can't all be winners.

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