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If you've spent any time at all in a crowded lobby lately, you've probably seen a blade ball script spam parry in action, even if you didn't realize it at first. You know the scene: two players are locked in a high-speed standoff, the ball is glowing a blinding red, and it's moving so fast it looks like a glitchy laser beam. Suddenly, one player starts clicking—or rather, the game starts clicking for them—at a speed that seems physically impossible for a human finger to maintain. That's the "spam parry" meta in a nutshell. It's that frantic, high-stakes moment where timing goes out the window and raw speed takes over. ...