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Is there a hack that allows you to move very fast, switch weapons, reload and run like lightening
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Miller,

I don't think there are hacks for such things, but there are legal settings and tricks.  See below.

To Move Fast:
Step 1
Equip the "Extreme Conditioning" perk to your character in the "Create a Class" menu in "Multiplayer." This will allow you to sprint for a longer period of time.

Step 2
Equip a light weapon to your class such as an SMG or a shotgun. If you aren't sure how light a weapon is, check the mobility level of the weapon in the "Create a Class" section.

Step 3
Run long distances with your pistol equipped instead of your main weapon. You run faster with a pistol equipped than your regular weapon, regardless of how mobile it is.


To Switch Weapons/Reload Fast:

1.  Sleight of Hand perk....fast reload

2.  The Abort Reload Process Script (Reload Cancel)

The Problem
If you are like me and have a habit of always topping-up your magazine right after you have fired off a few of bursts, you undoubtedly have experienced the situation where an opponent catches wide open in mid-reload.

Sure, you try to stop the re-load process or you try to swap out your empty weapon for your backup as fast as possible, usually to no avail: you're fragged and your empty-chambered weapon lies useless next to your limp, bloody avatar.

The Solution
Binding the following script to one of your keys:

bind E "weapnext; wait 2; weapnext"

Assuming you still have rounds in your magazine, or at least a chambered round, if you are mid-reload - the process is immediately interrupted and your gun is back in business, ready to fire.

The delta-time between gun "reload" to gun "ready" is nearly instantaneous and your attacker will soon find him/herself the attackee.

Check out this link too:  http://codpromod.wikia.com/wiki/The_Double-Switch

Hope that helps.

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great post - helped me out