team-fortress-2
Sometimes on random servers, I see player stuck in the Conga animation while moving, jumping, and attacking normaly. How do I get this to happen, and if so, is there a way to do it consitantly?
I have seen this for Conga, High Five, Flipping Awesome, Rock Paper Scissors, and Skullcracker.
My best advice is to predict where the enemy is going to go. For example, if an enemy was going down the vents in Turbine, you may want wait behind a bend and initiate your taunt kill, so that it will hit the enemy when he turns the corner.
One particular taunt kill I got, I saw a Soldier coming up the path. I retreated and waited behind where he was going to pop out of, and taunted.
If your goal is specifically to get a taunt kill, you may want to favor certain classes. Heavy has the fastest taunt kill, with Pyro's Hadouken slightly slower than the Heavy's.
I had the same problems with a recent Windows 7 PC on various online games like Team Fortress 2 and League of Legends. This behavior is likely related to network other than CPU or GPU.
You should solve it my disabling network throttling feature in Windows 7:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile
Best Answer
It's surprisingly easy: Simply start taunting at the end of the round (i.e. the victory period where everyone has crits) and keep going until the round ends. you will spawn when the next round starts in the conga pose, but will still be able to move and use your weapons. Also, you won't be able to tell whether or not it's working because the HUD will appear to be the same as usual. You will need a friend or someone on the server to tell you if it's working or not.