MegaBonk Movement Guide (B-Hop, Strafing, Momentum)

2. Bunny Hopping (B-Hop)

3. Strafing Techniques

• Chain soft left/right strafes (A/D + gentle camera turns) to gradually build speed.
• Especially strong on characters like Tony Mczoom, who often moves faster on ground strafes without jumping.
• Try “look smoothing” around 0.1 for smoother strafes.
• Practice maps: Desert and Forest are great for clean lines and sighted practice.

4. Momentum Preservation

• Sliding: Hold slide/crouch during B-hops to retain momentum between landings.
• Crouch on slopes: Crouching while descending amplifies speed, which you can carry into subsequent B-hops.
• Interacting on the move: Hold crouch while opening chests/level-ups to avoid speed loss; bind interact to a side mouse button to loot seamlessly.

5. Wall & Object Tech

• Wall hugging: Run into certain walls on landing to cancel fall damage (works on most interior walls, not outer boundaries).
• Object sliding: Use rocks and sloped terrain to slide and gain extra speed when angles line up.

6. Momentum Shift & Catapulting

Exclusive to Ninja and Monke characters.

• Momentum shift: Jump in a direction opposite to your current acceleration vector to quickly re-aim your movement.
• Catapulting:
  • Slide down a ramp to build acceleration.
  • Trigger a momentum shift back up the slope for a boosted launch.

7. Monke Tech

• Rocket boost: Slide down a slope and jump in the opposite direction for a powerful burst (great for reaching boss portals).

8. Practical Applications

• Navigate maps faster and chain objectives with less downtime.
• Reach boss portals earlier by leveraging slopes, strafes, and B-hops.
• Maintain momentum while interacting and during combat to keep DPS uptime high.
• With mastery, movement becomes so efficient that speed items (e.g., turbo socks) feel optional.

Key Takeaway

Mastering B-hops, strafing, slope/crouch tech, and momentum shifts drastically increases speed and mobility in MegaBonk. Each character has unique quirks (Monke/Ninja with momentum shifts, Tony McZoom with ground strafing speed), but chaining these mechanics together is essential for high-level play.