Hey guys, I know! Let's all get really upset and miserable and depressed on an internet forum about a video game! Doesn't THAT sound like a great time? WOOHOO!
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Hey guys, I know! Let's all get really upset and miserable and depressed on an internet forum about a video game! Doesn't THAT sound like a great time? WOOHOO!
Now I quoted this to point out something. Nothing negative, just some observations. I can totally see how swimming and climbing could potentially be a way to explore some new area's of the world. It can easily go up there with the airships and boats.
What I don't see is how jumping can lead to more exploration? The hell would I be doing, jumping up a wall to the clouds up above where fairies dance? I don't see a practical application for jumping besides a jump to occur automatically when a small hill or short fall is required.
Pick you up at 8!
Couldn't you say the same thing for every motion?
It's all just as futile when you put it that way.
At least jump adds a sense of accomplishment since you actually have to manually get to the area as opposed to just running along a pre-determined linear path.
And since you find that kind of action so satisfying, couldn't you just play a platformer, that has the mechanic implemented better than any MMORPG ever could?
I suggest the old Shinobi for PS2. Believe me, you'll feel a TRUCKTON of accomplishment after finishing it. If you don't break your TV with a brick before getting there.
That instead of demanding the introduction of platforming mechanics in a MMORPG, that normally tend to look extremely awkward, and to frustrate to no end the (many) that don't enjoy that kind of gameplay belonging to another genre?
So hmm Whats wrong with jumping ?
You're the one that started the thread talking about jumping (the fact that you did that with a false point doesn't really have any bearing on that, not to mention the fact that your attempt to use this thread to promote the idea that jumping should be implemented was veiled in a quite clumsy way, resulting quite evident), so you can't complain if people talk about jumping in "your" thread.
Mind you, you're even less entitled to complain considering that you, yourself, argued for jumping in this same thread in quite a few posts.
So you use the thread (that you say it's not about jumping) to argue about jumping, but others can't? Or maybe arguing FOR jumping is somehow "in topic", while arguing against it is magically "off topic"?
By the way, starting a thread on a discussion forum doesn't make it "yours". The forum doesn't belong to you, including all it's assets, threads started by you as well.
You can't really tell people that disagree with you to "go away".