How to Survive ‘Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout’

Autumn boys is now free to play and available on Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation consoles as well as PC. Catching attention in 2020, you must have seen the colorful amorphous pea-shaped characters of Autumn boysWear brightly colored outfits and glide through the race tracks. Epic gameknown for Fortnitepurchased the fast paced battle royale and the free version comes out this June with millions of players.

Through a series of semi-random mini-games, your goal is to Autumn boys is the last bean standing. You may have to race against your opponent to the finish line by navigating tricky obstacles, working with other beans to grab a tail, or simply outliving your other players in the game. diary scroll. 60 players participate. Only one will win. Whether you’re a new player or you’ve been on Bean Scene for a while, our tips can help you improve your gameplay so you can win those sweet, mouthwatering Crowns.

1. Your dance time

It can be easy to just focus on running after your goals, but there are other controls you shouldn’t discredit. First: jump. A well-timed jump can help propel you through the crowd, get you rid of the newcomer behind, or get you to the finish line milliseconds before you’re eliminated.

2. Don’t forget Grab

Grasping is an essential move you need to master if you hope to climb over walls or uphill. Times can be tricky, but keep trying and you’ll get it in no time. You can even grab other players to impede their progress (or steal their tails in some game modes).

Bonus: There is an achievement for “hugging” another player, if they grab you while you are grabbing them. Sorry.

3. Find out when to dive

The fascinating physics of this game is fun. You will find that you can build momentum very quickly, which interferes with your ability to navigate some of the obstacles. This is the essential place for diving. Snorkeling will save your life—if there’s one move you should have in your arsenal, it’s this.

Diving is also useful when trying to avoid obstacles like spinning axes or propellers. If the timing is right, you can lunge forward, just missing the element that might have thrown you into oblivion. Diving also helps you descend the slime-covered hills faster. Dive! Anytime! (Unless you’re on a long, straight path, because diving will slow you down.)

4. Falling can also help

Sometimes, a well-timed fall or dive can bring you closer to your goal than running. This is especially true in racing minigames. Falling is inevitable, but if you do it on purpose, elements of the game board can throw you in a way that puts you miles ahead of where you intended to be. When in doubt, try falling.

5. Follow the crowd

Confused about where to go? Play a new board? In these cases, you should keep an eye on your remaining passers. If everyone seems to be running in one direction, it’s a safe bet to do what they’re doing, or at least test it. Unless you know exactly what you’re doing, phishing may not be a good plan.

6. But also, slow down

In games like Autumn boys, it is easy to fall into the frenetic pace of other players. This is how you end up in a loop where you repeatedly fall prey to the same obstacles while watching your qualifying rate decrease by the second. Try slowing down. Yes, your current minigame can literally be a race, but changing the timing or going at your own pace to avoid certain obstacles is quicker in the long run than running to dead spot at top speed. Stay calm and don’t panic.

7. Let the Wave of Players Take You

There’s bound to be a time when you’re stuck in the middle of a bunch of other crazy people. Instead of trying to fight the crowd, go with the flow and look for an exit after the other players disperse. If you try to get out, you run the risk of falling and being trampled — or thrown off the board altogether. Remember, in the first rounds, you don’t have to be the best, you just have to be better than the worst.

8. You don’t have to spend money

When you play Autumn boys, you will earn Kudo. Season tickets are one way to earn Kudo, but you also earn them by completing challenges and participating in special events. Kudos can be exchanged in the store for decorative items such as costumes and color schemes.

You can buy cosmetics with real money, but you don’t have to at all. (Note: a currency called Show-Bucks is required to get selected items, available for purchase in Autumn boys shops.) Decorative items like costumes and stages do nothing to really enhance your gameplay; They are for display only. Playing naturally you will earn a lot of money in the game in exchange for decorative gifts.

9. Some tips for the In-Game Shop

The in-game shop (again, you don’t need to spend real money) has a wide range of items that go in and out regularly. Kudos Items are available to every player and last for about a week, while Daily Items are random and only last for 24 hours. That means if you see a Daily Item that you want to redeem, you should try to earn Kudo for it early, because you never know when it will return to your shop.

I recommend checking the store when you start playing to see if you have a goal to earn Kudos. (I could commit a crime playing for hours just to earn enough Kudo to make my Boy look like a rainbow soft drink.)

10. How to Customize Your Pea

If you want to change the look of your Guy, navigate to the clothes rack tab on the main menu. Here you can choose from different models, clothes and stages. Earn more customization options by participating in seasonal tickets or redeem your Kudo in the cart tab.

11. Take your time; Losing Is Fun!

This is without question, but the best way to get better is simply to play. Over time, you’ll learn how to navigate each plank, how to avoid certain obstacles, and how to deal with your heavy, cursed beanbag body. Don’t be discouraged by losses. Keep playing and you’ll be pro in no time.

12. Take advantage of the Season Pass

Although it used to be free, but the season passed for Autumn boys currently costs about 8 dollars. While purchasing a seasonal pass is required to unlock all available cosmetics, you can unlock loads of cool items without spending a dime. After each game you play, you accumulate Fame, which is similar to experience points. Over time, as you play more and earn more Fame, you will automatically receive rewards like costumes, stages, and name cards.

13. Play Defense

In team events where you have to work together, the best possible attack is a good defense. If other players on your team are playing aggressively, stay close to you and try to disrupt the plans of players trying to score.

14. Tips for trick boards

In general, try to avoid the edges of the ground dangling, so that if you fall, you will not fall Turn off. Always keep your joystick pointing in the direction you are trying to go; If your Fallen Man tries to get back up, you want to make sure he knows where to go next. In games where you’re trying to avoid other players, turn on player names — this will help you know where everyone is. In the spinning rings, don’t try to push against the floor — let it bring you closer to your goal.

There are many tips for specific maps out there, but here are a few that might help.

• Door dash: Don’t try to cheat. Trying to bang on doors and avoid crowds is very risky. Instead, navigate to already open doors and let the crowd carry you forward.
• Knight Fever: That big, swinging, thorny log towards the end? It’s the voiced community Thicc Bonus, and it was a real pain. Try to stick to the middle of the road and time your run so you dodge the swaying obstacle. You can also jump through smaller holes in the ground.
• The Whirlygig: Timed diving can take you past the spinning propeller and straight to freedom.
• Seesaw: Stick between the saws and try to guess which way the next one leans. Keep your joystick tilted while you’re trying to balance — it can help you resist gravity long enough to avoid falling.
• Perfect combo: Focus immediately on the cells around you and try not to pay much attention to the cells in the opposite corner of the board.

15. Spectrum

The scene happens automatically when you are eliminated or if you qualify before other players. It’s a great schadenfreude tool, allowing you to chuckle at your opponent’s demise, but it’s also very useful. Observing how other players overcome obstacles in the past will teach you lessons for future games.

16. Remember Who You Are

It sounds silly, but one little trick that can make you a better player is to remember Which Boy is your Guy. The game is filled with neon colors and obnoxious textures, and if you can’t keep track of which character is yours, at some point you’re bound to run in the wrong direction. A special hat or outfit can make it easier for you.

17. Vandalism or Non-destruction?

Some players like to troll other players by grabbing them, sometimes near difficult obstacles or right in front of the finish line. If that’s your style of play, keep a close eye on the Qualifying counter in the upper-right corner — or someone might beat you to the ultimate goal while you’re fiddling around.