Battlefield 2042 players have figured out how to ꧅use the grapple hook to bunnyhop across the map.
With the Battlefield 2042 open beta currently ongoing, players are using several of its new tools to figure out how to mess with the⛎ game and create unique traversal mechanics. By far the most interesting new tool in Battlefield 2042 is the grapple hook, which players are already using to bunnyhop across the map.
Bunnyhoppi𝓰ng is the act of jumping as soon as you hit the ground in order to maintain momentum. Most players usually bunnyhop by crouching and jumping in midair continuously in order to never stop moving. Battlefield 2042 players have already figured out a unique way of bunnyhopping thanks to the new grappling hook.
, Apex and Titanfall veteran Mok3ysnip3r posted a video only a day into Battlefield 2042's open beta, showcasing them using the grapple hook to bunnyhop. .
The video shows Mok3y doing the bunnyhop technique across several different areas, and shows how effective the grapple hook is at introducing the momentum needed to bunnyhop. The bunnyhop video gives Battlefield 2042 some major Apex and Titanfall vibes, which you'd probably expect from an Apex veteran.
The use of the grapple hook to bunnyhop is particularly interesting when you consider some of the other ways that players have been messing around with it. One player discovered that you could attach the grapple ho🃏ok to a drone mid-movement, with the video showing that the grapple hook will only stay attached to the point it last hit, which caused some worries that the grapple hook wouldn't be as versatile for traversal. This bunnyhop trick is a good sign for the grapple hook within the game's meta, as it can clearly propel you faster than any other form of transport on foot.
