Difference between revisions of "The pod went bye bye"
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In the ruined alcove in torvus bog, light world if you shoot the hanging podd things(I've Forgotten the name) down it will dissapear before hitting the water. This was bad for me I needed missiles. If anyone could make a video that would be great. | In the ruined alcove in torvus bog, light world if you shoot the hanging podd things(I've Forgotten the name) down it will dissapear before hitting the water. This was bad for me I needed missiles. If anyone could make a video that would be great. | ||
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| + | <br>To make this more understandable: Sometimes, when shooting down the pods hanging from vines, they will simply disappear when hitting water. My theory on this is that the collision detection runs quite differently with water, and so they intend to break open, but they are supposed to pass though the surface of the water, and they can't exist underwater, nullifying them. Wow. Talk about run-on sentences. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:33, 30 April 2005
Discovered by Shadow
In the ruined alcove in torvus bog, light world if you shoot the hanging podd things(I've Forgotten the name) down it will dissapear before hitting the water. This was bad for me I needed missiles. If anyone could make a video that would be great.
Also by: SheeEttin
To make this more understandable: Sometimes, when shooting down the pods hanging from vines, they will simply disappear when hitting water. My theory on this is that the collision detection runs quite differently with water, and so they intend to break open, but they are supposed to pass though the surface of the water, and they can't exist underwater, nullifying them. Wow. Talk about run-on sentences.
