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Known issue? Jump with body, yes or no?


RJFerret

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Are we supposed to be able to jump while carrying a body? (How about rope climbing?)

 

Load up a save of carrying a body, can jump on desk. Put the body down, pick the body up, can't jump on desk.

 

At first I thought it had something to do with what was in my hands before grabbing the body, but made no difference. Reload, can jump on desk as long as haven't put the body down first.

 

The wiki says you can't mantle while body carrying, but the jump section doesn't mention anything. (The rope section is nonexistent, but I couldn't find a way to make a wiki account or log in.)

 

(I couldn't find a way to search the bug tracker, a forum search of "body jump" didn't turn much of anything up that I saw, so sorry if this isn't noteworthy.)

"The measure of a man's character is what he would do if he knew he never would be found out."

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I don't think you're supposed to be able to jump while carrying a body. Nice find.

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Bug find objective complete, check! Heh...

 

Hmm, I finished one quest by jumping with a body through a window. Now you tell me I exploited a bug, unknowingly? Damn! :D

 

I'd bet the same mission I discovered it on! ;-) Having maintained the save, I did go back and complete it another way, much rougher though... However it IS possible to go the way we did without jumping with the body (featured in a Youtube vid on it).

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