Posting this so I remember the process of Super jumping on pathys ziplines, and to prove it ain’t as challenging as it may seem on console. For reference I should mention I’m using the PS5 duelsense edge controller with default paddles and with r1 as my jump, right paddle as my interact and left paddle as my crouch. Gonna break this down clip by clip what my thought process is.

Clip 1: This was when I started getting into super jumping and was just figuring it out, I didn’t understand the process of how really besides the fact that flicking upwards made the super jump easier. After this clip I kind of forgot about this movement tech and moved on. Then remembering about it when I was browsing through my clips and now decided to write down how I did it so I don’t forget lol.

Clip 2: I noticed the distance between me and the zipline really determined what I should be looking for in the super jump, preferably you want a 2M distance from you and the zipline looking slightly up (angle my vary on what you prefer) and practicing the inputs: tap interact, wait (feels like input delay, so that’s why I wait about quarter a second), jump, jump (in quick succession while holding down the second jump button. If your jump is r1 like me, click near the top of left of your paddle). What your looking for is that your character doesn’t move from its initial position (don’t want your character to do the reconnect motion to the zipline, moving you from your planted spot) and that you should do this till you get the timing down for yourself, specially you being planted in your spot, while then focusing on the inputs required and adjusting if needed.

Clip 3: I’m just showing off the vertically of this tech here, you can chain this into a crouch-off-zip slide of any direction if wanted for example.

Clip 4: me putting all that into practice, if your below the zipline look straight up and then the input combo and repeat, if your not make sure to keep that 2M distance as it feels easier than the flick upwards. Once you do the first super jump the next one feels automatic, it’s just the doing the first super jump is what can feel off but once you get the rhythm muscle memory kicks in.

So yeah, hope this helps out others out there, I should mention that the flicking upwards and holding it for a bit for most movement feels way more consistent than a level crosshair/downward placement, also take into account input delay from your specific controllers/fps cap like I mention in clip 2.

Making Console super jumps easier to process (for me at least and you to hopefully)