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JackFly
2017-12-28 18:45:43 UTC Question should I make jack jump high but heavy or high but lightweight?
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JackFly 2017-12-28 18:45:43 UTC
Question should I make jack jump high but heavy or high but lightweight?
I don’t know physics
Um….. it depend on the enemies and obstacles you’re putting there.
I’d say lightweight.
But, I have an idea. Make multie Jacks to play as (lightweight, heavy, etc.). Lightweight Jack jumps higher and runs faster, and heavy Jack is stronger. But, obviously, make the way you have to go to continue with the story accessible to all types of Jack, but each one has an area only they can access. Get it?
Wow yeah that’s cool sounds like a great idea
Lightweight:
+jump
+ground speed
-attack
-defense
Heavy:
-jump
-ground speed
+attack
+defense
Small:
ability to fit in small gaps
+ground speed (a tiny bit)
+jump (a tiny bit)
Big:
-ground speed (a tiny bit)
-jump (a tiny bit)
Ninja (hidden class):
Ability to parkour (wall jumps, slide on walls, run up walls for a short period of time, etc.)
Ability to dodge attacks
+ground speed
+air speed
+jump
Already has a weapon (katana)
So yeah. Want more classes?
*multiple
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Your character looks fairly short so I’d say in between
High and light weight
High and light weight, I picture jack as being some whee around 4-5 feet, and pretty slim under his hoodies, so I’d say high and light weight.
Jump high, duh.
You edited my Drawing! 😀
Yeah, i made a thumbs up, and i wanted to add something cool with the skull!
high but lightweight, I watch animations that had good physics so yeah.