Originally Posted by Deceptus

And another one:

That's the one I linked to on Reddit previously.

Originally Posted by VictorSpoils

That happened on my first run. No idea what causes it but I never took the blue path again.

Saw people on reddit saying that the paths don't fully connect, there's like a pixel or two gap, but your hitbox is also a pixel so you can fall through it.

Originally Posted by Fawkes

Saw people on reddit saying that the paths don't fully connect, there's like a pixel or two gap, but your hitbox is also a pixel so you can fall through it.

It happened to me on the pink one, so I started taking the blue one! lol

i went in to the thing and the guy i was raceing was on the ground playing dead and he had turbo speed during the race

Originally Posted by JohncarterIx

i went in to the thing and the guy i was raceing was on the ground playing dead and he had turbo speed during the race

Just for clarification, were they constantly on the ground in the playdead emote with this 'turbo speed'?

Also a heads up, MGF cap is 10,000 so spend it before then I guess.
Edit: Also I just noticed this, why did they make a different rationing manual called Standard Rationing Manual separate form the Squadron Rationing Manual.

The more I play the Fall Guy event the less I'm starting to enjoy it tbh...
Was fun at first but its losing charm really fast.

The issues actually getting to points where I'm struggling to resist myself from feeling frustrated.

Edit: Blunderville Mountain is the absolute worst. I can't stand that map. I see people run through things that should stun them but doesn't then they get the crowd and I just can't understand it.

Originally Posted by faris_minamino

^^^^ THIS,please, fix this.... I wish to leave before the loading screen, thank you

I want off the mr. Bones wild ride

Originally Posted by Bonoki

Edit: Blunderville Mountain is the absolute worst. I can't stand that map. I see people run through things that should stun them but doesn't then they get the crowd and I just can't understand it.

Others can surely speak to this better, but the quick and dirty summary is that you're actually being shown what that person did a few seconds ago, at a point when there was nothing to get hit by. So I'd recommend not worrying about those other people and just focusing on you.

In the time between my last post and now, I went to work, came back, did some things, slept through the night (surprisingly) and here I am, attempting Blunderville again.

I now absolutely hate it with every fiber of my being. As time goes on, people who actually enjoy it will play it more than people who don't enjoy it (me), and become more skilled at the obstacle courses. This means quicker eliminations--soon, it will get to the point where if I hit an obstacle one time, I might as well declare it a loss and get ready to exit stage left before I have to sit through the insufferably colorful and pointless slew of loading screens and cutscenes, knowing full well I can't even participate in the next round.

Once I get all the rewards I want, I'm not touching Blunderville with a ten foot pole.