[ Basic Bazookas ]

> left wind <

> right wind <

> no wind <

[ Basic Grenades ]

> 1 sec <

> 1 sec (2) <

> 2 sec <

> 3 sec <

> 4 sec <

> 5 sec <

[ Rules ]

> bng settings <

> cheap teleport <

> cheap girder <

> digging <

> straight shot <

[ Choosing Spot ]
> teleport <

> blowing up 1 <

> blowing up 2 <

[ Full wind Bazooka ]

> full wind 1 <

> full wind 2 <

> curve downwards <

[ Zook in the Back ]

> bazooka in the back <

[ Ceiling ]

> bazooka over ceiling <

[ Girders ]

> girder nade 1 <

> girder nade 2 <

> girder risk <

> double girder <

> maximum bounce <

[ Terrain Bounce ]

> grenade 1 <

> grenade 2 <

[ Bounce Nades ]
> bouncing nade 1 <

> bouncing nade 2 <

[ Water Bounce ]

> bazooka 1 <

> bazooka 2 <

> grenade <

[ Pushing ]

> bazooka <

> grenade 1 <

> grenade 2 <

> grenade 3 <

[ Fun Shots ]
> bazooka <

> grenade <

[ Different Shots ] 

> bazooka right wind 1 <

> bazooka right wind 2 <

> bazooka no wind <

> bazooka left wind <

> grenade 1 sec <

> grenade 2 sec <

> grenade 3 sec <

> grenade 4 sec <

> grenade 5 sec <

< Basic Grenades: 5 sec >

When i made this BnG tutorial i had a few goals... One of them is to show 5 sec nades are not newbieish. A newbie nade is a nade that lays down next to the worm for a while before exploding. A fiver that explodes when it reaches the opponent is not a newbie nade!!! Not convinced? Look at the 5 sec nades in other categories on this site and then speak or better: agree with me!!! Thx :)