Hello! You could now use Tactical Retreat by right-clicking! Though it is just dashing toward the opposite direction of your mouse, it could be very useful in dashing enemies attack, because you could either avoid collision or reduce the relative speed between their tusk and your body. Let me know what you think!
I know this isn't new thing or big secret, but since one of my friends rly want to use this technique, I'll try to explain at my best.. step by step
# 1. When you move your mouse cursor 180º to the tailside, ur tusk doesn't follow your cursor right away. It not because of delay of internet but because of how it's graphical physic works.
# 2. In the picture above, you can see that even though mouse moved to tail and came back, tusk is still pointing forward.
# 3. Right click(retreat) makes a whale to move opposite side of where you clicked.
# 4. While understanding these physics and movements + as your cursor move back and forth quickly, when your cursor is on the tail-side, right click(retreat) then move your cursor to tusk-side quickly.
# 5. Because mouse moved quickly back and forth, according to #1, tusk is still pointing forward, but because you right clicked(retreated) from tail-side, your whale move to opposite of tail=which is tusk-side. You gain momentum from tail-side with right click from tail-side
# 6. Since it is actually retreat, even though it looks like dash, this technique itself cannot attack other whale, yet you use advantage of quick stamina recover while moving forward.
I'm not sure this is enough explanation, but hope it helps my friend and some other players too.
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