Jumping confirmed

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Originally Posted by Thanos

I WANT ALL THE PEOPLE THAT WANTED JUMP TO GO JUMP OFF A CLIFF

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Show me a cliff so I CAN JUMP OFF, cause at the moment instead of JUMPING down a hill, like you do in REAL LIFE, you can't atm. YAY FOR JUMPING HATERS GONNA HATE

Had a good laugh at the attempt to explain how a lala could jump as high as let's say a elzenn

It's not possible to do it logically aero spell? What about the non magic classes? Just admit no matter what they do lala are going to either be circ desole stars or everyone else is going to have bad knees and can't jump higher than the midgets

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Originally Posted by Jynx

Had a good laugh at the attempt to explain how a lala could jump as high as let's say a elzenn

It's not possible to do it logically aero spell? What about the non magic classes? Just admit no matter what they do lala are going to either be circ desole stars or everyone else is going to have bad knees and can't jump higher than the midgets

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It is possible, Spub Web did it. He is like 5'7" and jumped like 11 feet

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Originally Posted by Jennestia

Just given what you said, being able to filter out chat and the like is on the same level as wanting to being able to filter out jumping, because you're blocking out something they created, unless the chat system was designed by someone else?

People of this community is all for freedom of choice and someone's choice is wanting to block out jump animations, why is that not ok, but freedom in everything else is?

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Using the chat system as a comparison to block jumping is an incredibly poor argument. The need to edit chat and block certain characters is to evade something more damaging than a jump animation.

Also, "freedom in everything else", what exactly? You have the freedom to ignore people's speech. Yes, but what else? Look, I'm not arguing this to push my own agenda. I'm just pointing out common sense. You cannot block flashy animations that were created. You cannot block really any animations other than physics, but that is to relieve system performance.

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Originally Posted by Jynx

Had a good laugh at the attempt to explain how a lala could jump as high as let's say a elzenn

It's not possible to do it logically aero spell? What about the non magic classes? Just admit no matter what they do lala are going to either be circ desole stars or everyone else is going to have bad knees and can't jump higher than the midgets

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That wasn't a serious example, but the physics are fact, actually. If each race was the same in fitness across the board, it is a fact that they will relatively jump the same height as each other.

Sorry if I pointed out something logical in this thread. I know how ill received it can be.

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Originally Posted by Dragon

Fine, keep dodging the issue.

Once again, using the logic of jumping being implemented for the sake of some people's fun, the ability to be able to turn it off for the sake of other people's fun is only fair. You claim to want freedom of choice, but obviously you can't support it when it goes against what you want.

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You no longer interest me when it comes to discussing this issue because of how emotionally driven you are. I cannot have an intelligent discussion with someone if they are this seemingly irrational. The point was not to push anything onto you. I was just pointing out common sense and you fought back with emotions manipulating what I type as a personal attack against your beliefs.

Your beliefs do not make sense to implement. That's really all there is to it.

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Originally Posted by Hanemakikaze

Also, you state that insulting someone for their opinion is unjustified .

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I was referring to the post above the one that I made.

Sorry if you missed that.

Praise the 12.

I dont see the problem of making jump toggle, so we cant see other PCs jumping. Serves both sides, you want jump and like to spam it (or dont spam) ,its cool , you have it, others dont like to see everyone jumping around like retards, they just toggle it off . Simple. Dont see whats the fuss about add a toggle feature.

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Originally Posted by BruceyBruceyBangBang

That wasn't a serious example, but the physics are fact, actually. If each race was the same in fitness across the board, it is a fact that they will relatively jump the same height as each other.

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I'm sorry but you're comparing humans of varied heights and similar physical aptitude to races of massively varied height, mass, musculature and even anatomy. Lalafell leg musculature in proportion to body size is significantly lower than that of a Hyur. They would - if we're going to make the iffy decision to make this argument about real world physics - have a lower jump height. Roegadyn on the other hand have extremely strong legs but a great deal more mass - they'll probably jump about the same height as a Hyur would. Mi'qote meanwhile have about the same proportionate leg musculature as a Hyur but lower mass, they'd probably jump a bit higher in general. Elezen probably a bit higher, too, by similar logic.

So .. your logic almost holds up, though not quite by the reasons you offer. It falls with Lalafell, however, who - when you take anatomy into account - would probably have a lower jump height even than had you simply reduced the height they can jump by their comparative height beside a Hyur.

And was there really need for that needly little line on the end? Can't anyone here at least try to present their thoughts without having to make a stab at someone?

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Originally Posted by BruceyBruceyBangBang

If each race was the same in fitness across the board, it is a fact that they will relatively jump the same height as each other.

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So a Fit Lalafell can jump as high as a fit Elzaan?

What about a Fit Roegadyn Versus a Elzaan? Or a Highlander versus a Midlander?

They are obviously not all of the exact same physical features even if around the same high. Why can the bulkier guy jump just as high as the slender guy? Your arguing a moronic point, admit that some functions in a game like this throw logic to the side for balance issues.