Personal opinion: T- jump could/should be removed

[zeppop]

first off, no
Vetex had plans of changing the combat to be more ground-based, including reducing or even removing t-jumps, and the community (rightfully) protested, including myself.

Really Interesting Combat Rework Proposal

If it wasn’t obvious enough, I am heavily against this change if it goes through, and yes, I’ve seen the replies about how it’ll make PVP more intuitive through “slower, digestible movement” and how it would make exploration and doing ANYTHING more tedious due to the core movement changes being more ground-based (which means dark sea islands, bounty hunting, climbing stepstones/othrys, and most bosses become more of a pain in the ass), but I’ve yet to see any point about this. The message was f…

even then, how do you think dark sea islands will be traversable? climbing? spamming abilities?
it’s easy to invest into size and with your movement restriction suggestion, attacks will hit constantly in a pvp scenario.

@Based_Trixie

I think T-jumping is one of the major problems of combat since there’s basically no reason to block, parry or dodge when you can spam one key and gain free air time, on top of being able to distance yourself from terrain easily which players would need to target to land attacks. Exploration also feels a lot more dull and repetitive when you can easily scale any mountain or cliff. Climbing lets you do the same but it feels a lot more balanced and natural albeit cumbersome.

not everyone can airstall effectively u know? as for the exploration, you have the aforementioned dark sea islands, which are massive and require high mobility especially at farther ranges.

@Based_Trixie

I know removing T-jumping now would mean there would need to be a lot of thought put into reconsidering island design and combat, but honestly, I think players would rather wait longer to play a fundamentally better game than wait less to play a permanently-flawed one.

and that’s why this suggestion is dogshit, you’re essentially wanting another tgr lmao.

@Based_Trixie

Making good games requires a lot of thought, testing and feedback without clinging onto bad mechanics for nostalgia, lore or immersion.

On the contrary, making shit decisions requires no thought or testing, think of the implications before coming forward with suggestions.

@OnionCream

i am geniunely concerned with how many ppl are agreeing with you

what 1 year of no major updates does to a mf: