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[NinetyProof]

Question: Does the newly proposed movement penalties work in reverse?

As I go up an incline, I slow down ... so when I go down the same incline, do I not speed up?

And not the "skiing" bug that we experience where it's like we are skiing / sliding along.

For a "Huge" there is a 4% speed penalty for each degree of incline past 20%.

ie: For a Huge, for an incline of 25%, the Huge should be going at 80% speed ... if going "up" the slope.

If going down that same 25% incline, should not the mech go 120% speed for that short time.

Hmm? Inquiring minds want to know :-)

Edited by NinetyProof, 27 June 2013 - 03:08 PM.

[Screech]

If by going faster you mean falling over? Not yet, maybe in the future. If you meant a speed bonus only if it is on a bike.

[AnnoyingCat]

Screech, on 27 June 2013 - 03:59 PM, said:

If by going faster you mean falling over? Not yet, maybe in the future. If you meant a speed bonus only if it is on a bike.

i'll fall onto the enemy, me weight of 100 ton will crush them

[Screech]

AnnoyingCat, on 27 June 2013 - 05:14 PM, said:

i'll fall onto the enemy, me weight of 100 ton will crush them

I believe the Ewoks first proved the viability of rolling crap at bipedal robots. I look forward to the posts about it being OP.