: For players with high-end PCs running at 240+ FPS, manual supergliding is theoretically much harder than for console players at 60 FPS. The config levels this playing field. The Controversy: "Cheat" vs. "Tool"
: At high frame rates (144+ FPS), the frame window for a superglide is less than 0.007 seconds. The config makes it viable to hit nearly 100% of the time, even during high-pressure fights.
Some users argue that using config files is "cheap" and akin to taking a shortcut, feeling that it circumvents the high-skill requirement intended for the movement technique. Conversely, others contend that at high frame rates (240+ FPS), hitting a precise one-frame window is incredibly difficult, making the config a reasonable, almost necessary, tool to adapt to the technical limitations. Is it Bannable? SUPERGLIDE CONFIG
It's a "quality of life" fix for a broken, frame-dependent engine mechanic. It doesn't use third-party software (only in-game .cfg files).
Many players view the config as a shortcut to mastering a precise skill without putting in the training time.
It's a "crutch" that bypasses a high-skill ceiling. Automated scripts are considered unsportsmanlike or "borderline cheating". Community Perspectives
: It often maps the complex multi-button timing to a single simple action, like scrolling the mouse wheel while holding a modifier key.