There are plenty of times in Knockout City where running is critical getting to a loose ball and charging into the fray to keep teammates upright are just two examples. Just like the fake throw can ruin the expected cadence for an enemy, delaying that would-be instant volley even just for a half-second can help you land a hit. Hesitating, even just slightly, to throw it back or pass it around a bit to allies is the smarter play. But more importantly, throwing it right back is often what the other player expects. This should be avoided for two reasons: First, the ball speeds up with each throw and even good players will often slip up after about three or four volleys. Once you're able to reliably catch a ball thrown at you, you'll find yourself getting into bouts of hot potato, where you throw the ball, the enemy catches it, throws it back, you catch it, throw it back, and so on. This strategy is especially useful when you're outnumbered and when you're in close with the enemy, as it'll knock the ball out of their hands (and maybe even off the map) and leave them dizzy for a moment if you tackle them with your dodge.Ĭatching the ball is the first barrier to playing well in Knockout City, but the next major filter is finding out who can dodge and who is gonna leave with dodgeball imprints on their cheeks. But in KOC, dodging into an oncoming ball at just the right time will knock it away, and you'll take no damage. Typically, an enemy hitting you with a ball means you're out. Deflecting a ball is sometimes just as good as catching itĭodging and dodge-deflecting are unique dodgeball rules in Knockout City. Passing is often underutilized outside of upper-crust League Play, so impress your friends by actually sharing the dodgeballs sometimes. In two-on-one situations, quick passing and timely KOs can make your crew look like the Globetrotters of dodgeball. Whenever you do, the ball will be instantly charged. You don't often want to throw the ball slowly-though it does have its uses-but fully charging it takes a beat, so it's good practice to pass the ball around with your teammates. Now Playing: Knockout City Season 6 Reveal Trailer Passing to teammates is faster than charging a ball yourselfĬharging a ball to make it fly faster by holding down the throw button (right trigger on controllers) is important. Pow!īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
Knockout City is designed so that once you start the catch animation, it can't be stopped, so when your opponents react early, they'll be stuck in the animation and will be leveled by your follow-up throw. This can catch players off-off-guard, allowing you to trick them into attempting to catch the ball you didn't actually throw. Clicking the right stick allows you to pump-fake with the dodgeball like Peyton Manning at his kids' field day.
Master the art of the fake throwĪ dodgeball is a powerful weapon in the hands of a skilled player, but sometimes it's the moments you don't throw a ball you have in hand that can give you the best advantage.
KNOCKOUT CITY SEASON 2 HOW TO
Whether you're looking to climb the ladder in League Play, find your footing in Street Play, or just figure out how to master the fake throw, use our guide full of nine tips to get you up to speed in Knockout City and you'll be pummeling players with that satisfying dodgeball smacking sound in no time. That means the skill gap between the best players and the most inexperienced has never been wider. Now that Knockout City is a free-to-play game, the city is home to a lot of brand-new players, with uninitiated dodgebrawlers heading to the rooftops every day.
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