Adamance Bridge

[Goshin]

What's wrong with the bridge on Adamance? It collapses pretty much all the time, at the beginning of the round to make it worse. With full stamina you can just barely get to the other side while crossing alone, not even talking about how bad it is with other people. I don't remember the bridge being made of sticks before, is this a new patch or have I just been incredibly unlucky?

[RaindropperinG]

It's probably the fact that it's much longer than the one on Vow, for reference.

From what I recall, the metal bridge has a set amount of "health" that continuously gets depleted if any weight is placed on it, and which then gradually regenerates when all weight is removed, unless it collapsed, obviously.

Though yeah, from my limited experience on Adamance, it feels like it's a bridge that you can only take as a shortcut to/from main without any items, and to be taken by one person at a time, like you said.

[Goshin]

Originally posted by RaindropperinG:

It's probably the fact that it's much longer than the one on Vow, for reference.

From what I recall, the metal bridge has a set amount of "health" that continuously gets depleted if any weight is placed on it, and which then gradually regenerates when all weight is removed, unless it collapsed, obviously.

Though yeah, from my limited experience on Adamance, it feels like it's a bridge that you can only take as a shortcut to/from main without any items, and to be taken by one person at a time, like you said.

It just feels really random, sometimes the bridge lasts enough for 4 people to cross, sometimes not enough for even one, without loot mind you. It wouldn't be a problem if there was a proper bridge at the fire exit but unfortunately there isn't, it's just as inconsistent and I'd argue alot more dangerous.

[RaindropperinG]

Originally posted by Goshin:

Originally posted by RaindropperinG:

It's probably the fact that it's much longer than the one on Vow, for reference.

From what I recall, the metal bridge has a set amount of "health" that continuously gets depleted if any weight is placed on it, and which then gradually regenerates when all weight is removed, unless it collapsed, obviously.

Though yeah, from my limited experience on Adamance, it feels like it's a bridge that you can only take as a shortcut to/from main without any items, and to be taken by one person at a time, like you said.

It just feels really random, sometimes the bridge lasts enough for 4 people to cross, sometimes not enough for even one, without loot mind you. It wouldn't be a problem if there was a proper bridge at the fire exit but unfortunately there isn't, it's just as inconsistent and I'd argue alot more dangerous.

Not sure; it might just take a long while to regenerate its health, then; so upon crossing it a second time it feels like it lasts much less because of that.

Definitely a kind of path we're not used yo in this game.
I gotta experiment more on that map.

The fire exit bridge seems the best option, for sure.
One needs to risk jumping while weighed down by loot, but aside from that it seems like a fair route.

[Goshin]

So I just tested this and it seems like having 2 people on the bridge at the same time, even without loot and for a relatively short period of time, consistently collapses it.

[Fat Pig Balls]

more than likely its balance related. vow is meant to be an easier planet and youre meant to learn. adamance is more you know what to expect so be ready. ive been goofing off with that map and no matter what the bridge is weak af. 5lbs or 50lbs its breaking after a second. that other bridge is better aside from the jump

[POWER WITHIN USER]

It's an one way bridge from the ship to the entrance, you're probably meant to use a ladder to get through that one broken platform jump on the way back.

[Derpykat5]

According to the wiki, the bride loses "durability" exponentially faster the more people are standing on it. Sprinting also seems to deplete the durability proportionately faster than walking (I.E. walking accross will leave the bridge with more durability than sprinting accross) although I may be misinterpreting the formula.