Wall Jumps Everyone Should Know

This guide currently contians some of the more essential wall jumps that everyone should learn how to do. Some of these wall jumps are not easy, but with a bit of practice you'll be doing them in no time. I do plan on adding more to the guide as time goes on. If you have a suggestion, or believe I have left something out, feel free to share. Input is always appreciated.

Happy jumping!

For those who are new to the game this might be your first time learning about wall jumps. Wall jumping is a crucial game mechanic that allows you to jump off of various vertical surfaces. This makes you a harder target to shoot and can give you the upper hand in a firefight.

To wall jump, simply jump from the ground towards a wall. When your character makes contact with the wall jump again. You can only do two consecutive wall jumps, unless you have the springy augment that allows you to wall jump three times. The intital jump towards the wall does not count towards this number. Now that you know the basics, lets continue.

Some of the jumps in this guide require that you know how to do a long jump. This can be a achieved by quickly pressing CTRL and then SPACE. This launches you further than you would normally go. Wall jumps that follow this initial long jump will also go further.

Ciden, a member of the community, points out that "As a general tip, [...] doing wall jumps after a long jump can make even slow Mercs travel exceedingly quickly. Fast mercs can barrel down a hallway at light speed this way."

Below you can see the difference between a long jump and a normal jump. As you can see both jumps land at the same time. So not only does a long jump make you go further, but you also move faster.

This one is a bit difficult and requires some practice. With this jump you can surprise any defenders waiting in the turret room. The same results can be achieved by doing a long jump and only wall jumping once. This is another easy, yet essential, wall jump. Be sure to learn how to do it with ease. Getting it right the first time is the difference between life and death, especially in a crucial area of the map like this. This jump allows you to get over that pesky turret and take it out with ease. This also acts as an alternative entrance that you can use to surprise your enemy. This is not an easy jump, but when mastered it could prove very useful in getting behind enemy lines. Use this all of you sneaky Phantoms!

This wall jump makes for an easy shortcut to that room that hangs over the area leading to the second primary objective on Underground. There is no longer any need to go back and walk around. This is a very easy jump that gives some pretty good cover. If you look between the two yellow tubes you can get a pretty good view of the bomb site. It's always annoying when those walls on the defender's side close shut. Luckly with a simple wall jump you can get back over to safety. With this slightly tricky jump you can get into that yellow room where the enemy snipers tend to hang out.

This is a helpful and easy shortcut that can save you a bit of time. Once mastered you'll find yourself using this more than you'd thought. This is a very common and easy shortcut that you should use. It can be a dangerous zone if the EV is near, so be careful. You will probably only ever use it as a defender. This jump is also a good shortcut for defenders. I see people struggle with this jump so make sure you take the time to practice it. The second part of the jump is not shown, but it is rather simple.

Now there is a way to get through on the other side. This jump is very difficult and will require practice. There is also another way that involves an issue with the fence that is near by.

This jump allows you to quickly get onto the upper level in the first section of Chapel. The jump itself is rather simple and should not require much practice. As an attacker this jump gives you a great view of the defender's spawn when escorting the EV. As a defender it allows you to shoot over that brick wall and get a good shot at the Chapel balcony where the turret is located. This jump is great if you need to get back into the spawn to revive that guy who got himself killed. The initial jump requires a long jump.

This is another easy jump that should be taken advantage of. This jump leads to a nice corner that has a good overview of the wall objective in terminal. Snipers should take advantage of this spot. This jump allows you to easily get on top of the data archives. This is not a place you will want to stay long, but it can throw your enemies for a loop.

This simple wall jump allows you to quickly get into the attacking side's first spawn. Can be useful when trying to flank your enemy. This is an attacker jump for awning. Can be good for getting some control over the area.
You have to longjump at th corner of the wall on the left, and jump again when you hit the pillar. You'll get caugth behind the sign on the awning and you'll want to jump up there.

It makes it a lot easier when another player and I can jump on an empty server and look for these things undisturbed. So if you think you could help, or just want to talk about strategy with me, feel free to add me on Steam.

I also have a Team Speak 3 server: 209.35.119.9:10607

I apologize for cluttering up this guide with a request like this, but I want to be able to provide more content in the future. Thanks again for all your support everyone.

Thanks to these guys for helping out and sharing their knowledge! It is the feedback I have gotten these past few days that has really made this guide what it is today.

Spectral_Force Chapel, "Bus Jump"
Cidem Information on long jumps.
Angular Momentum Chapel, "Vertical Jump" - Trainyard, "Window Jump"
Ferix "Sweaty Hands" Phoenixon Chapel, "Shortcut 2(From attacking side)"
flowing english speaker Chapel, "Shortcut 2(Glitch)"
Gasman Bridge, "Awning"