VC Forums Monthly Gaming Club: February 2010

[enigmaopoeia]

Thanks for the advice.

My major problem with skydiving is that my character is always out of the way of the rings, so I have to keep spinning him around in circles and somehow I end up getting closer to the rings. Thankfully there's no penalty for making him dizzy.

I also watched the demos and the first thing I said was, "F that!" Of course they make it look way too easy!

[hansolo350]

Originally Posted by enigmaopoeia

Thanks for the advice.

My major problem with skydiving is that my character is always out of the way of the rings, so I have to keep spinning him around in circles and somehow I end up getting closer to the rings. Thankfully there's no penalty for making him dizzy.

I also watched the demos and the first thing I said was, "F that!" Of course they make it look way too easy!

When sky diving, don't hold the control pad buttons down. The idea is to change your angle of decent so you can either shoot straight down or move forwards/backwards. If you are rolling around you are doing it wrong.

[Betagam7]

Originally Posted by hansolo350

When sky diving, don't hold the control pad buttons down. The idea is to change your angle of decent so you can either shoot straight down or move forwards/backwards. If you are rolling around you are doing it wrong.

While spinning constantly will only get you in trouble I have found it necessary to turn the diver now and again, often at the first ring.

[enigmaopoeia]

I'll try that out next time. Thanks for the tip, guys! Though my major problem is that darned light plane, though I am slowly starting to understand how it works.

Oh yeah, I had one question that I remember in Rocketbelt. After crossing over all of the rings and I was heading back to the landing spot. There was this red ring near the landing spot, and it done nothing when I cross over it. I'm assuming that this was a ring I've already cross through, since they turn from green to red, but I didn't see any of the other rings I've pass through. I know I've already asked my own question, but it kinda bugged me.