It's a case of momentum. If your holding a sword in one hand, you'll be pulled off balance in the air as you jump, where as if the sword is on your back, it's weight will be evenly distributed, ---- ditto with guns.

As to where Dr. Carter sticks everything, i personally imagine her wearing one of those bandaleer style weapons belts, with holsters at the hips, across the chest, and on the bak, ---- not to mention assorted amo pouches.

Beware the Grue!

Dark.
----- Original Message ----- From: "James Dietz" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 6:46 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Holstering Weapons in MOTA


I just realized this:
Where does the protagonist store weapons when they're holstered?
Assuming they're stored on her person, why is it easier to jump when
they're holstered? One doesn't need hands to jump across a pit (ropes
I understand).  I'd think the more weapons and items she'd have on her
person the slower and heavier she'd be.

Please don't crucify me. This isn't a request to change the gameplay
(as it is already quite fun) but more of a funny observation I thought
I'd share.

James

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