Orbital Daggers

Orbital Daggers keeps its input to a single drag-aim-release motion, but the actual skill is reading orbital paths that keep shifting as objects accumulate around you, a safe release angle from ten seconds ago can put you on a direct collision course the next time you slingshot.

Because speed builds up the longer a run continues, slinging with smaller, more controlled releases early tends to keep the object easier to steer once the field gets crowded, a big early release just accelerates the point where things become unmanageable. Watching a full orbit's pattern before committing to the next release, rather than firing on reflex, tends to avoid the compounding mistakes that end most runs.