candy wrote:I was wondering how exactly do you time a wall wrap?
You time it just like you time every other action you do. Imagine how long it takes you to turn in whatever direction 2, 3, or more times, then visualize your opponent driving into that area. Remember, you don't have a lag meter on your cycle, but you should be able to imagine yours compared to your opponent. If you really need a visual guide, you can set AXES_INDICATOR 1 in your console and that might help you determine the distance needed. Read the
wiki for instructions on how to enter console commands.
candy wrote:If so, how do you tell that they are behind you?
Two ways: You can change your camera or use the glance keys. I suggest doing both until you find a system that works best for you. Don't know how to change camera? Don't know where your glance keys are? I won't tell you. This is a great time for you to learn more about the game, so look around the game menu and the wiki to find out.
candy wrote:Also does anyone advise swictching keys from Z,A,Q,1 for left and X,D,R,5 for right.
That's a terrible setup for key binding. Terrrrrrible. Play the game long enough and you'll develop problems with your finger, wrists, and elbows. If you want to triple/quad bind, I suggest using "ASDF" and "JLK:". Why? This is the traditional position for your hands when typing. You can used the relief on the home keys (the dots on F and J) to find your place on the keyboard without looking. Very handy.
Good luck. And remember, to get REALLY good at the game you need to play on low rubber servers, not high rubber. High is anything over 5.