Jumping vs Rolling Hit Detection

[Drahknon]

Here's a great analysis of what's happening when you jump in Elden Ring. Also, check out Zullie the Witch's other videos for more deep dives into the technical side of souls games.

https://youtu.be/8zdbqTHtnr4

[Yal]

The TL;DW for people that don't want to watch the video: your arms, upper torso and head still have hit detection while jumping, anything below doesn't. Things that lift up your arms (like holding a colossal weapon in both hands) will affect your hitbox.

[Timbermaw]

Originally posted by Yal:

The TL;DW for people that don't want to watch the video: your arms, upper torso and head still have hit detection while jumping, anything below doesn't. Things that lift up your arms (like holding a colossal weapon in both hands) will affect your hitbox.

Thank you!

[Drahknon]

Originally posted by Yal:

The TL;DW for people that don't want to watch the video: your arms, upper torso and head still have hit detection while jumping, anything below doesn't. Things that lift up your arms (like holding a colossal weapon in both hands) will affect your hitbox.

Sure, that's the tl;dw, but geez what a waste to not watch the video.

[T9]

Originally posted by Yal:

The TL;DW for people that don't want to watch the video: your arms, upper torso and head still have hit detection while jumping, anything below doesn't. Things that lift up your arms (like holding a colossal weapon in both hands) will affect your hitbox.

Thx

[urabe mikoto]

Originally posted by Yal:

The TL;DW for people that don't want to watch the video: your arms, upper torso and head still have hit detection while jumping, anything below doesn't. Things that lift up your arms (like holding a colossal weapon in both hands) will affect your hitbox.

Thanks, Zullie sucks and I don't want to give him any views