Release Notes for 1600.20091102.0 - 11/04/09
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Alef_infinity,
Posted on: 2009-11-04 14:09 in The Global Training Room Test Server
Walk animation causes the Crab legs on my solider to go nuts like in the flight animation or swimming animation where they move up and down rapidly instead of just casually moving when your character is at rest (at least it looks more natural that way)
The animation also starts slow till it finishes the first cycle (loop) then goes back to normal speeds.
This could be akin to the height bit if your playing a short character the first animation plays normal and every loop after that plays like you just had a gallon of coffee.
However my character is around 6'3" (my IRL height) and it does this as well.
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I use the fly poses every time I take to the skies. And probably 3/4 of my characters have Fly as a travel power.
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Originally Posted by Impish Kat
Then, as another poster mentioned, it will get tossed into the dustbin with the rarely used fly poses.
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Originally Posted by Nethergoat
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Same.
Originally Posted by Chad Gulzow-Man
I use the fly poses every time I take to the skies. And probably 3/4 of my characters have Fly as a travel power.
I'm a little late on this, being detached on operations and such but my response for the walk 'power'... Awesome.
It's something I had hoped to see for a while I know a lot of others wanted to see it happen. I was hoping for a key press like shift+ something but a toggle will do nicely.
Can't wait to get back home now to try it out, along with all the other stuff I've missed!
Also, my flying characters all use different flyposes It all depends on personal prefs.
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Done.
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
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We are now here on both live and test:
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Thursday, November 5, 2009