Try out my Simple Challenge for low jumps http://www.nmaps.net/187034 Basically, when running to the edge of a tile you push the opposite direction of running and jump at the same time on the last frame before running off the tile. That will give you the low jump. The real tick is learning how to get the height right by figuring out how long to hold jump as well as only hold the "wrong" direction for a single frame. The more frames you hold the wrong way, the slower your speed from the jump will be.alsojp27ace wrote: Well its looks like I might be proven wrong very soon, awesome innov macro
Retaken 68-4
Edit: Also took that 10-0, and I didn't really get a low jump (To be honest I'm not sure how to do a low jump).
If you could combine that and Eddy's trip I agree you could easily get .500
Edit: I should also mention that the low jump is a position specific trick. In the sense that you can't always do it on the edge of any tile by just holding the opposite direction and jump on the last frame of running on a tile. Sometimes the "footing" of the ninja is just wrong and that means you either need to just approach again and hope the footing is slightly different or you need to hold the opposite direction and slide for 1 or more extra frames. Usually it is faster to try and different approach rather than sliding.
) on 11/9/2009; 400 on 12/2/2011; max of 598 on 2/3/2013; tied for 0th in top 20 rankings on 2/26-27/13
