Move
Walk out
Walk out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: we simply walked out after waiting half an hour for someone to come and serve us
Both terms in one sentence
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Anyone who tries a high-flying move against Samoa Joe without making sure he's distracted or groggy, meaning he'll just casually walk out of the way.
Source: Genre Blindness aka: Genre Blind - While you're on it, no encounters pop up, and if you spawn some then move back onto the path, the "battle" is a barren plain devoid of enemies you can just walk out of.
Source: Stay on the Path -
This is the opposite of a problem, since the game's normally mandatory auto-aim feature quite frankly sucks: it consists of rigidly aiming you at an enemy to charge your attack but doesn't track them or let you move, meaning you can't follow them when they casually walk out of the way.
Source: Cursed with Awesome
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