SpeedKills

SPEEDKILLS

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TRAINING

Firing Range

Esc brings you back here, and Esc again goes straight back in.

Play with friends: any mode, with bots

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One of you makes a match and sends the invite link; the others open it. Arena: first to 3 rounds against each other. Battle royale: the same squad drops into the Neon City together against bots.

Arena: two of you fight a 1v1 on NEON YARD; more of you, on THE CENTRE, the Neon City's own middle. First to 3 rounds. 100 health and a 50 shield, both coming back on their own: the shield 4 s after the last hit, health after 8. 20 s into a round the circle in the middle goes live: stand in it alone for 10 s to take the round, or be the last one standing.
Team deathmatch (four a side, first to 30), Control (three zones, five a side, first to 500) and Free-for-all (first to 20) are played in a block of the Neon City, the empty places filled with bots; you come back a few seconds after you go down, and 10 minutes ends any of them.
Battle royale: your squad drops into the Neon City together, against bots. Its sectors decay in waves, each warned on the map first; when only the last is left its capture zone opens. Die once and you fight your way back in a 1v1; die again and you are a ghost your squad can restore at your echo.
Your hacks are on F and G (mobility and utility), found on the floor as hack cores; a gun or a hack found at a higher level is stronger (fusion).
You play with your selected loadout: . Change it on the Loadouts tab any time; weapons swap straight away.
It connects your browser straight to your friends'. Most home internet works; some school, work or phone networks block it. With three, the host's connection carries the match.

Mouse DPI

stored on the mouse, so measure it

Mouse sensitivity

in-game value

ADS sensitivity multiplier

1.0 = default

FOV scale

1.0 = 70, 1.571 = 110

ADS per optic

on top of the multiplier above, by the optic's zoom (a variable optic uses the zoom it is on); 1.0 = the same as the rest

Aim down sights

hold the button, or press once to aim and again to stop

Invert look

up on the mouse or the stick looks down, on both

Crouch

hold, or press once to crouch and again to stand (a jump or a sprint stands you up)

Mantle boost

hold jump at the top of a mantle and it superglides for you; off, the one-frame window is the real one

Sprint view shake

Normal is the default

Camera

X switches in game; hold Alt in third person to look round your character

Volume

master, effects, and the hit sounds

Voice and music

the callouts and the announcer, and the drop theme; all the way down is off

Voice chat

how loud your friends are; hold Caps Lock to talk (the Controls tab rebinds it), and mute one on the Friends tab

Ammo in the range

a match never runs out, only the magazine does; counted, the range gives four stacks a gun, and an energy gun a magazine back every 18 s while idle

Mantle boost cue

a ring on the crosshair while a superglide's window is open

Aim bot

the view is steered onto the nearest enemy you can see. It works in a match with friends too, and it cannot be hidden: everyone else sees a red bar and the word AIM BOT over you, at any range, through walls

Killcam

eliminated: the last 4 s from your killer's eyes, then the death recap; Space skips

Fullscreen while playing

keeps Ctrl + W (crouch walking) from closing the tab

Loot card

what a gun or hack core on the floor is and how it compares with yours, when you look at it: Full teaches every number, Compact keeps the verdict and what decides a swap

Graphics

Competitive is the fastest and lowest latency; the centre's full look (the bought city's signs, flying cars, steam, fire escapes) is Balanced and up. Changing it reloads the page, so it waits for the end of a match

Render scale

the 3D view drawn at fewer pixels and stretched to the screen: lower it if the frame rate is low on a laptop; the HUD and menus stay sharp, and it applies at once

Time of day

the hour the sky, the sun and the fog are set to; it changes at once, no reload

Banner card

the card the others see: on the recap of anyone you eliminate, and on the champion screen when you win

Spray

yours, painted on the wall you look at with the spray key (8); everyone in the match sees it

Accessibility both apply at once and are kept

Colour vision and HUD size

moves enemy and ally colours (pings, the kill feed, name plates, the damage arcs) to a pair you can tell apart; the HUD scale makes every part of it bigger or smaller

Sound captions

writes down what you would have heard and which way it came from: footsteps, doors, gunfire, a reload behind a wall. Half of this game is listening, and this is that half on the screen

Crosshair every change applies at once and is kept

Style and colour

green and magenta, or yellow and cyan, stay apart for red-green colour blindness

Size, thickness, gap

line length (1 is the default), line width in pixels, and extra space round the middle

Dot, outline, spread

a centre dot; a dark edge so it reads on a bright sky; the gap opening with the gun's spread

Opacity

0.2 to 1

Measuring your display… i

Getting past 60 fps, step by step

A browser only draws when the screen can show a new frame, so your display's refresh rate is the ceiling. On this PC the game itself runs at 800+ fps on Competitive, so the cap is the screen and the browser, not the game.

Set your monitor to its top refresh rate. Windows: Settings, System, Display, Advanced display, Choose a refresh rate. Pick the highest number (144, 165, 240 Hz). If only 60 is offered, the cable or port is the limit: use DisplayPort (or HDMI 2.0 or newer) and plug it into the graphics card, not the motherboard.
Fully restart Chrome so it picks up the new rate: close every window, and if Chrome stays in the system tray, right-click it there and choose Exit. Come back here and this box shows the new number.
Turn off Energy Saver. Chrome: Settings, Performance, Energy Saver off. It can cap pages at 30 fps.
Check hardware acceleration is on. Chrome: Settings, System, Use graphics acceleration when available on, then Relaunch. The address chrome://gpu should say WebGL is hardware accelerated.
Laptops and PCs with two GPUs: Windows Settings, System, Display, Graphics, add Chrome, Options, High performance, so it runs on the graphics card.
Optional: go past the refresh rate. Like turning V-Sync off in a game: more frames and lower latency, with some screen tearing.
1. Right-click the desktop, New, Shortcut.
2. Paste this as the location (it is a separate Chrome profile, so your normal Chrome and its settings are untouched):
  "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --user-data-dir="C:\ChromeUncapped" --disable-frame-rate-limit --disable-gpu-vsync http://localhost:5173
3. Name it Chrome Uncapped and open it. It opens this page.
4. Check the FPS counter, top right in game: it should now go past your refresh rate.
Still stuck? In the GPU driver, set V-Sync to off or application controlled. AMD Software: Gaming, Graphics, Wait for Vertical Refresh. NVIDIA Control Panel: Manage 3D settings, Vertical sync.

No controller yet: plug one in and press any button. The whole menu works on a controller: the D-pad or left stick moves the light, A (cross) picks, B (circle) goes back, LB and RB (L1, R1) turn the tabs, and on a box left and right change it. Start (Options) plays.

Look and aim

Button prompts

Look sensitivity

1 to 8; 3 is 180 deg/s of yaw

ADS sensitivity

1 to 8; 3 scales with the zoom like the mouse

Response curve

Deadzone

percent of the stick; 12 is the default

Outer deadzone

percent at the stick's edge that counts as full; raise it if a worn stick never quite turns at full speed

Curve strength

the Classic curve's power: 1 is as Linear, higher is finer near the centre and faster at the edge; 1.7 is ours

Auto sprint

you always run; pushed all the way, the stick also stands you up from a held crouch and drops a held aim, as the sprint button does; off, only L3 does

Rumble

on shots and hits taken

Advanced look

custom look controls: degrees a second at full stick (hip and aimed), and an extra turn at the stick's edge that ramps in

Aim assist

the stick slows on a target, the view follows its movement while you use a stick, and from Standard up the view turns toward a target near the reticle as you aim; it fades past 30 m, never switches targets by itself, and never works on the mouse. ADS per optic, on the Settings tab under the mouse, scales the stick's aimed speed too

Buttons plug one in and press Start (Options on a PlayStation pad). Left stick move, right stick look, RT fire, LT aim, A jump, B crouch, X reload and use, Y swap (hold: holster), L3 sprint, R3 melee, LB mobility hack, RB utility hack, D-pad up ping, D-pad right the controls on screen, Back map. On a PlayStation pad: cross, circle, square, triangle, L1, R1, L2, R2. Other layouts are below

Welcome to SpeedKills

Getting past 60 fps, step by step