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NO ♥♥♥♥ !?
I have never died in a vehicle jump in Borderlands or Borderlands 2. Now more than half of my deaths are these BS impossible jumps.
I agree, that looks like what the problem is. The moon buggies all clearly have the same gravity physics as they did on pandora. And most of the jumps are just barely makeable if you hit it perfectly. It stands to reason if the buggies floated a bit more in the lower gravity like they should, all the jumps would be easy to make.
... you can have molten rock, or metal, without oxygen. Case in point, from actual real life: Jupiter's moon: Io. Molten sulphur all over hte place, including _volcanoes_. Andnot a puff of oxygen anywhere ('cause at that temperature, it'd immediately be consumed by burning sulphur).