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[brushyourteeth]

Begemotka wrote...
I would die if I couldn`t jump when stung by a bee.Just sayin`.       And imagine if you couldn`t jump out of the way of an oncoming truck....     Besides,as brushyourteeth knows,I like to glomp,which involves jumping on people,mwhahahahaha.

LOL - I wanted to glomp Aveline soo bad!
... I bet Leliana does a lot of glomping. I can totally see that.

steven20011 wrote...
Varric: "Hawke never learned to walk but he could jump like no other."

Haha - THIS! I can't get my Hawke to stop running limp-wristed and cutesy. I sure don't trust her or any future PC's not to derp-jump us all over Thedas.

Modifié par brushyourteeth, 19 juin 2012 - 05:46 .

[thats1evildude]

You can fly?

No. Jump good.

Modifié par thats1evildude, 19 juin 2012 - 05:50 .

[Blacklash93]

BobSmith101 wrote...
But those added very little and you had to give up stuff like being able to holster weapons and have poor animations because it. Really worth the trade off ?

Poor animations becuase of it? How did 3 context-sensitive animations for climbing and jumping and drop-down make the animation as a whole terrible? That's a very outlandish assumption. Same for not being able to holster weapons.

I support this idea, but only if it's done like this: Specific contextual spots that don't require a button to perform (think Zelda's handling ledges and jumping ect.) the action.

Modifié par Blacklash93, 19 juin 2012 - 11:10 .

[Wulfram]

If they felt like going into mini-games with Dragon Age, then I could see some sort of parkour minigame happening. It would be a better way to do chase scenes than the way they did it in ME3.

But I'd rather they didn't go into mini-games.

[Sinuphro]

jumping....no, no and no. Its useless in DA world. The skills already make the chars jump. Then there are templars jumping out of nowhere like ninjas. no we dun need more jumpin; we need better story and gameplay first

[AkiKishi]

Blacklash93 wrote...

BobSmith101 wrote...
But those added very little and you had to give up stuff like being able to holster weapons and have poor animations because it. Really worth the trade off ?

Poor animations becuase of it? How did 3 context-sensitive animations for climbing and jumping and drop-down make the animation as a whole terrible? That's a very outlandish assumption. Same for not being able to holster weapons.

I support this idea, but only if it's done like this: Specific contextual spots that don't require a button to perform (think Zelda's handling ledges and jumping ect.) the action.

Because you have finite memory use. It's on the ME3 boards it's not an assumtion.

[Kidd]

Dunno how it'd work on the controller - what button would be "jump?"

I can see certain points having scripted "jump" events where you run up and press A/Cross/R to get across, though. Oh, get A/Cross! =D

[Wulfram]

Mages should be able to use their staffs to pole vault?

[Blacklash93]

BobSmith101 wrote...
Because you have finite memory use. It's on the ME3 boards it's not an assumtion.

Proof? There's a lot of things on the ME3 boards and the vast majority of it is speculationz.

[PinkShoes]

I dont think we need it but i do miss jumping in games when i cant just cause i like jumping