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Center of the friendly cell to prevent them from moving in any direction.THE GOOD: This usefulness of this technique is extremely limited, but can beuseful to sabotage a cross teamer. Suggested use as last resort.THE BAD: Aside from the above use, this move will not help your team, period.Moreover, it can be used maliciously to feed a teammate when cross teaming.- INVERSE POPSPLIT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: The player waits for a teammate to overlap and chase an enemy by avirus, then splits through their teammate into the overlapped opponent. Sinceyou cannot consume teammates, only the opposing team can grow and therefore bepopped.THE GOOD: In the right situation, this can be faster and more effective thanbumping or feeding a teammate.THE BAD: There is a risk of the target simply growing and consuming yourteammate.- TANKING - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: Ramming a virus in order to prevent it from obstructing a teammember.THE GOOD: This is useful when a player is hiding behind a virus, because itallows a teammate to split directly for an opponent instead of maneuveringaround it.THE BAD: Without the proper teamwork, being popped by the virus makes youvulnerable. There is also a risk of activating anti-teaming if it is doneenough.- EVASION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Allows you to eat enemies that would otherwise be toobig or out of reach.THE BAD: With improper timing or distance, you're only feeding the enemy. Usageof this technique is also very situational and limited.- GLITCHSPLIT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: When two cells of fairly large size overlap with both cells beingadjacent to two viruses, one player (without moving away from the other) hits avirus. The other player absorbs some of this mass but instantly pops on theother virus, eliminating both viruses with neither cell eating the other. Thesecond cell to hit a virus is pushed in a random direction with a slight amountof momentum.THE GOOD: If you're being chased by a player, you could potentially run intothis situation in order to eliminate two viruses and continue running. Whenteaming, you might also use this to eliminate viruses without having to worryabout cleaning up split pieces.THE BAD: The usefulness of this technique is very limited and can't be used todramatically turn the tide of the game in your favor.- PRE-SPLIT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: Pre-splitting is a blanket term used for splitting based on a set ofcircumstances that haven't happened yet. You may split to counter a tricksplit,to consume someone that's about to be hit with a virus, or to consume apartner's pieces when they haven't split yet (while

Shooting avirus at you repeatedly in order to make them waste mass.THE GOOD: This is a good passive technique for long-term opponents that posetoo much of a threat to engage directly.THE BAD: Most forms of bleeding require you to put yourself in harm's way,especially against large players. This makes it quite dangerous if youmisjudge distances.- SINGLE-CELL POPSPLIT - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: Also called a pushsplit, this requires the target be of similar sizeto you and next to a virus. While mostly overlapped, split once into the player,causing them to pop on the virus. This can be used when a virus is being shottoward you, as your split will reduce the size of your cell while increasingthe opponent's size, making them more likely to take the hit. Note that thisonly works if the virus is reasonably close to them as well.THE GOOD: In a best-case scenario, you can consume the entire player. The rateof success also increases in corners and as size increases.THE BAD: This is an extremely risky move, as it involves feeding the target alarge amount of mass and relying very heavily on the direction that the poppedcells are ejected. In a majority of cases this move is suicide.- PUSHSPLIT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -WHAT IT IS: The player is in two cells slightly larger than the target, withthe target in line with both