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Bunny Hopping / jumping should have a stamina costs

BarabBarab Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
edited June 3 in General Discussion
Non stop bunny hopping / jumping needs a stamina costs similar to dodge. It's absolutely ludicrous experiencing pvp when its one large bunny hoping dance off.

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxSubPlfsWjIVfeHlutMZHRzalAHwAcPJ7?si=Ku0wiXrl0gGempgd

Also unlimited no resource cost jumping grants increased speed movement in the water.

https://youtu.be/asUiNKUpzHw?si=lp_QWGfawJrJ4qYo

https://discord.com/channels/256164085366915072/1379246534033543178
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Comments

  • Oldtimer209Oldtimer209 Member, Alpha Two
    Hammers High
  • VolgarisVolgaris Member, Alpha Two
    The good ol' popcorn battles. Jumps cost stam is a good way to tone it down.
  • Grabba_the_ButtGrabba_the_Butt Member, Alpha Two
    edited June 4
    LOL what is this GW1? People like jumping; it's why all MMOs have it. Besides, this is a tab target MMORPG where a jumping target will still get hit because you don't need to aim. Dodges and blocks use stam because they evade or absorb damage. Jumping doesn't. Just because you think it breaks your "immersion" doesn't mean Intrepid needs to limit how players move.

    That said, the water hopping using the mouse wheel should be fixed via a check on whether someone is in the water and make sure that they sink after jumping, or prevent huge forward movement while touching water.
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