this game would be so fun if climbing and parkour were key parts of it

[Z0MBE]

Instead you will ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ die from falling 3 feet

[Architector #4]

Ehhh, you can still do a good lot of climbing and parkour if you don't fall down inhuman distances at once. I love the sheer air control and autoclimb the game gives lol

[Z0MBE]

Originally posted by Architector #4:

Ehhh, you can still do a good lot of climbing and parkour if you don't fall down inhuman distances at once. I love the sheer air control and autoclimb the game gives lol

I agree. I feel like falling down a whole foot isn't an inhuman distance though.

[Architector #4]

Originally posted by Z0MBE:

I agree. I feel like falling down a whole foot isn't an inhuman distance though.

You're exaggerating a lot, to be fair. Falling down a full human height only slows you down a little bit in the game at most, you probably never even noticed it at that height.

In my experience, you can fall what looks like about up to 4-5 meters without dying. Taking into account the lore from a tape that says that even the luck itself is turned against you and your character always happens to land wrong, and that there's no medicine or other humans to provide you with medical care after you cripple yourself from that height, death does seem an expectable outcome.

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Also note that fall damage doesn't accumulate in any way: if you survived a fall, you can immediately jump down the same distance again and again without ever dying. The only effect of non-death fall damage is a "knee demolished.mp3" (not actual name) playing, red screen flash at the bottom, lowered viewpoint proportional to current fall damage value, and a slowdown that lasts 10-20 seconds and then completely fades away.

I checked the code (with dnSpy) and if you fall while already suffering from former fall damage, and the new fall gives you less fall damage than how much you already have, it has no effect on you: it sets it to the bigger damage value of the two, and the other one is ignored.