Monkey Matrix

when you go to work, when you go to Church, When you pay your taxes. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth. MonkeyMatrixMoves is a mod for Unreal Tournament 2004 which simulates both bullet time and some of the amazing aerobatics seen in the film \'The Matrix\'. This build was submitted to Phase 3 of Epic\'s make something unreal mod contest. Bullet Time Bullet time slows down the gameplay. Everything slows down, including weapons, player movement and projectiles. When you have adrenaline (more than the minimum required, which you can set in the mutators config menu) press you bullet time activation key. This key bind can be changed from the UT2004 controls tab in the UT2004 settings menu. Double Jump Similar to the UT2004 double jump, but can be performed at any time, not just when you are at the top of your first jump. Can be used to gain extra hight or to dodge projectiles in mid air. Simply press jump when you are in the air. Crouch Hover Allows you to hang in mid air. While in crouch hover, you can shoot and change weapons. Is limited to 7 seconds and can only be used once per jump. When in the air, hold crouch. You can end the hover early by letting go of crouch. Air Dodge Allows you to spontaneously change direction while in the air. While in the air, double tap either forward, backward, left or right depending on the direction you wish to air dodge. Super Jump You jump higher than normal. While on the ground, hold crouch then press jump. Wall Run Allows you to run along walls. When next to a wall, dodge towards the wall to start the run. Hold down the same direction you dodged in to keep running, press jump to flip off the wall. MonkeyMatrixMoves Mutator Allows MonkeyMatrixMoves to be played with standard UT2004 gametypes (Not onslaught or assault). Use the mutator config menu to select arena or instagib and change various game settings, including minimum adrenaline usage per bullet time activation.
What is the Matrix? The Matrix is everywhere. It is all around us, even now in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television. You can feel it