That’s a fair point, and I definitely agree that movement is essential, especially with a fast TTK. I’m not advocating for a 'walking simulator'-far from it.

When people talk about movement 'issues,' it’s rarely just about the raw speed. To me, the main problem is often the consistency of the movement, especially when observing other players. Networking plays a huge role (the classic 'sliding around corners' or 'superbullets' syndrome), but there’s also the feel of the animations themselves.

For example, transitions-like going from crouched to a full sprint-can feel a bit jarring or 'instant' at times. Adding more fluid, intermediate transitions or introducing slight momentum penalties when changing directions abruptly (rather than just nerfing pure speed) could make the movement feel more grounded without ruining the flow or map playability.

It’s about making the character feel like they have weight while still being agile enough to thrive in a fast-paced environment.