How to GET THE LAG GLOVE and MOON MASTERY IN SLAP BATTLES
The update on the slap-based game introduces two fascinating new options: the unconventional Lag Glove and the very high mobility Moon Mastery. For hardcore gamers, the ultimate new objective is to GET THE LAG GLOVE and MOON MASTERY IN SLAP BATTLES. The Lag Glove, the quirky novelty, gets the player the 2000 Slaps badge, but the subsequent unlock condition is an unusual physical challenge.
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Lag Glove: The 10-Second Flight Challenge
The minimum condition to get the Lag Glove is to stay alive for an extended period of ten (10) seconds in mid-air. It is not a simple task that needs special glove combination or expert timing.
Successful Approaches to Executing Airtime
Try this challenge individually or in groups:
A. Single Glove Solutions (High Slap Count Needed):
Loomi Glove: The most reliable solo method, but it takes approximately 10,000 Slaps to possess. Three balloons must be used successively, each being released at just the right time to maximize ascension and remain at height for the full ten-second interval.
Silly Glove: The delayed descent this glove offers can allow a skilled player to obtain the necessary airtime.
Sparky Glove: If you achieve a perfect "Sparky bounce" technically, it should sustain you in the air long enough, but this is highly chance-based and is the most risky strategy.
Spin Mastery: Having your high jump altitude that the Spin Mastery badge gives you is priceless in starting the climb, giving you priceless extra time.
B. Team/Cooperative Strategies (Needs Coordination):
The Cloud-Leash Combo: A buddy uses the Cloud Glove to create a moving platform. The same buddy then uses the Leash Glove to leash onto you when flying the Cloud, and effectively drags you around in mid-air. Notice that the viability of this maneuver depends on whether or not the game scores being "leashed" as being airborne on your own.
The Lag Glove in Action: Ability and Combat Efficacy
Once it is unlocked, the Lag Glove introduces a new and maybe uncontrolled force onto the battlefield.
The ability allows the player to place a delayed-reaction "slap" somewhere. If you are slapped by a player while you have set the ability, the set ability will be triggered, sending out a delayed, "lagged" slap effect.
Combat Analysis of the Lag Glove:
Ability: Places a delayed, positional slap effect.
Activation: The user must be slapped by an attacker after using the ability.
Utility: The glove is extremely unreliable and not suited for competitive fighting. It's best to use for "cleanup" after a primary slap or for outright "goofiness."
Critical Weakness: Because you must get slapped for the counter-effect to take place, positioning it close to an edge is extremely risky, as you most likely will get pushed off before the delayed effect can compensate for the loss.
Obtaining the Moon Mastery: The New Badge Challenges
The second significant addition, the Moon Mastery, is obtained by finishing a specific set of challenges that are associated with the Moon Glove. With this mastery, you receive better low-gravity control and a powerful area-of-effect slam force.
In order to GET THE LAG GLOVE and MOON MASTERY IN SLAP FIGHTS, you will have to effectively complete these three achievement requirements:
Moon Mastery Quest Requirements
Gravity Cancel (100 Times): You must unequip your current glove after being "rag-dolled" (slapped hard) 100 times. Good advice is to always spam the unequip/equip key immediately after getting slapped. This can potentially get you a few progress points from a single blow.
Air-to-Ground Slaps (700 Times): You must slap an enemy the moment you come down from a jump. The challenge description also draws attention to the fact that slapping enemies while airborne will also be counted towards this.
Fatal Attack Evasion (30 Times): You must successfully slap 30 players without dying once you avoid a "fatal attack." A fatal attack is a one-shot attack, which is typically from gloves like Overkill, Flex, or Guardian.
Maximizing the Potential of Moon Mastery
The Moon Mastery completely changes the use of the Moon Glove, making it an air-focused high-utility weapon.
Mastered Glove's Key Mechanics:
Low Gravity Effect: The ability provides better movement in the air and double jump, so the player can reach the highest spot on the map instantly.
Moon Dust Slam: When falling from the top level, the learned skill sends out a special smoke or "moon dust" cloud when landing. This cloud is an Area-of-Effect (AoE) attack that will automatically slap surrounding foes.
Combo Potential: The expertise allows for high-level juggle combos where the characters are able to toss an opponent into the air and persist in maintaining an aerial attack loop using the double jump and slamming mechanics. It is therefore a highly powerful and strategic option.
This patch appropriately brings forth the start of the scary season with minimal in terms of map adjustment, but those gloves represent a radical shift in the meta, favoring those knowledgeable in air movement and delayed reaction play.
