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Rule of thumb for parcouring in this game, always look at where you want to go, it's not as elegant as checking the sorroundings while in midair, but it will more ofetn lock on to what you intend.
Thanks, the balancing part is interesting to know! And I'll take a look at the game files.
I do think that the parcouring system is well made, but still, once you've played for a longer time, I do believe you'd manage to do the higher jumps on your own.
Thanks for your response :)
Its shame indeed that they didnt make legit way to disable magnets. Imo they are annoying af especially during btz.
Theres really no any helping balancing going on when character stands on narrow surfaces like fences, its just animation which sole purpose is to create immersion.