Turbo Skates
Turbo Skates Megabonk – Explained
The faster you move, the more attack speed you gain. Specifically, you gain attack speed based on how much faster you are moving compared to your base movement speed.
With 1 copy, you reach the maximum bonus at 1.4× base speed, which gives +40% attack speed. This is very easy to reach during normal gameplay even without dedicated movement speed items (jumping, strafing, bunny hopping).
With more copies, both the required movement speed and the maximum possible attack speed increase.
Do note that you only gain attack speed when actually moving. If standing still, you get no extra attack speed.
With 1 copy, you reach the maximum bonus at 1.4× base speed, which gives +40% attack speed. This is very easy to reach during normal gameplay even without dedicated movement speed items (jumping, strafing, bunny hopping).
With more copies, both the required movement speed and the maximum possible attack speed increase.
Do note that you only gain attack speed when actually moving. If standing still, you get no extra attack speed.
How it Stacks
Turbo Skates scale in two dimensions:
- Movement speed requirement scales linearly
- Maximum attack speed scales quadratically with stacks
For a fixed number of copies, attack speed increases linearly as you move faster, until a cap is reached. That cap increases with the number of copies.
Below is a graph showing attack speed bonus vs movement speed for 1–3 copies:
Example:
- With 3 copies, you reach the maximum bonus at 2.2× base speed, granting +360% attack speed.
There is no hard cap on the number of copies. Because the maximum bonus scales as 40% × stacks², the total attack speed can become extremely high with many copies. The graph below shows this behavior for up to 10 copies:
- Movement speed requirement scales linearly
- Maximum attack speed scales quadratically with stacks
For a fixed number of copies, attack speed increases linearly as you move faster, until a cap is reached. That cap increases with the number of copies.
Below is a graph showing attack speed bonus vs movement speed for 1–3 copies:
Orange line: 1 copy. Blue line: 2 copies. Green line: 3 copies
Example:
- With 3 copies, you reach the maximum bonus at 2.2× base speed, granting +360% attack speed.
There is no hard cap on the number of copies. Because the maximum bonus scales as 40% × stacks², the total attack speed can become extremely high with many copies. The graph below shows this behavior for up to 10 copies:
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