Quake movement raises the ceiling for sure, I saw a graph once showing the optimal angles for bunnyhopping and it seems crazy precise.
Accessibility is always a concern, which is why I’m glad Black Mesa introduced an auto-crouchjump option for those that want or need it, but generally I think it is a good thing when the range of things a player can do is expanded.
Yeah I think I’ve heard of mechanics where you can crouch to “charge” a jump, but not like, jumping while in the crouch interpolated state.
What games use crouch jumping like that? I thought that had to be wrong, but apparently in CS:GO you can just barely clear higher objects if you crouch and then immediately jump.
It might sound awkward, but IMO it is very intuitive, if you imagine crouching as bending the legs instead of going down.
Recommendation for decent brand?
Okay sure, but by taking their money, that’s just doing the same thing the church is criticized for, taking money under false pretenses.
Grifting the grifters would be defrauding the church, not the congregation.
Sure, but that’s not a grift.
How are people donating their own money grifters?
This could be us but you playing
Jesus dude, how desperate are you for interaction?
Most people don’t have standards.
There are no far left politicians in America
Also hate seeing the stoner talk about how much safer blazed driving is than drunk driving.
Unless otherwise stated, I assume all relative inertia is preserved.
No, you’re teleporting, you instantly appear 7 inches away. In the time it takes you to teleporting again, no matter how short, you will start falling and gaining velocity.
Well, it makes sense when you think about how it describes the same concept.
I liked Homage to Catalonia
If homeless people go to prison in this country, why have I never seen one arrested?
this is selection bias, obviously
most on the left already agree
What a convenient way for you to deflect any opinion you disagree with, “you criticize society yet you participate in it”
Not critical thinking, but confirmation bias, yes.