Originally Posted by Marcoyeh
When you set your game settings in singleplayer, do you ever stop to think why the gravity for classic is exactly 9.82? Why is it this number exactly? Was it randomly selected, or was it specifically calculated to get the exact gravity to reflect the Toribash style?
YOU be the judge etc.
Err dude, are you a *****?
9.82- is the gravity of earth
I think that hampa setted it just the number without tryng to make it same as earth.
Originally Posted by Alan
Err dude, are you a *****?
9.82- is the gravity of earth
I think that hampa setted it just the number without tryng to make it same as earth.
Don't be a twat, I'm trying invoke a friendly discussion. I don't know much about the mechanics of the game, and 9.82 doesn't seem like Earth's gravity at all seeing as the characters literally float about. Now I have found an answer to my question, which is that the characters are supposed to be a lot lighter and stronger than that of humans. Just because I don't know this one thing, does not make me a '*****'.
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'm just sad that I can't give myself one
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
Originally Posted by coloo
Gravity is judged in metres per second second. Meaning that if the gravity was 4 metres per second second it would keep speeding up by 4 metres per second every second until it reached a terminal velocity, which in earths gravity is about 300-400 kmph. there is no exact set gravity, so that means that there will be no earth-like gravity in toribash.
Yep, I read it, but it contradicts most people's thoughts on this thread. Including Hampa. Not saying it's wrong, but I'm not saying it's right.
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'm just sad that I can't give myself one
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
