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Edited by J Stevensontown:
7/29/2016 3:20:07 AM
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We know you guys know how to reduce gravity. Look at The Drifter. Why can't you do that on the moon?
WTF m8?
[quote]Fun would be mayhem fiesta, or a low-gravity option in custom games. Fun is not definitely having to deal with anything.[/quote]
King Cepheus
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#feedback
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3 RepliesThe reduced gravity is only for inanimate objects and dead bodies. That would also be a huge update to make that whole play space at reduced gravity.
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Thats actually a good point and would of made alot of funny montage videos
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1 ReplyAnd we won't have to worry about drifting off into space because of the invisible roof
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7 Replies1) Drifter came out in Taken King, not vanilla 2) It's for gameplay reasons, because it would get gimmicky.
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1 ReplyEdited by TRDoug: 7/28/2016 8:24:34 PMI've always thought this....since the traveler Terra formed the planets and gave them similar properties to earth, Venus and Mars would have normal gravity because of their size. The moon and Phobos however should have slightly less gravity because they are not as big as planets and have less mass. I'm guessing this is just another area of lazy programming on Bungies part.
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3 RepliesYES!!! I ALWAYS wanted this for moon. PLZ DO IT!
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2 RepliesBut gravity isn't reduced for live guardians. It just seems like dead ones and inanimate objects are experiencing almost no gravity. I've never really understood why. I assume there's some lore explaination about our light giving use the same gravity no matter the mass of the celestial object we current find ourselves on.
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1 ReplyYES! Someone ms on fire. Bump
