Parachuting into a hot zone

[Zard]

<div>We can jump off of griffons and flying carpets now? If so, that's awesome (for those with Safe Fall) and I can't wait until Levitation spells and potions are implemented.     :smileyvery-happy:</div><div> </div>

[Dejah]

<div></div><blockquote><hr>DeathMutant wrote:<div>We can jump off of griffons and flying carpets now? If so, that's awesome (for those with Safe Fall) and I can't wait until Levitation spells and potions are implemented.     :smileyvery-happy:</div><div> </div><hr></blockquote><p>I wouldn't hold your breath for Levitation spells.  The problem with Levitation spells is that trixy players will use it to by-pass content (like when traveling to Nagafen) and to get to strange locations where they can attack monsters and not get attacked back.  It's a very unfortunate side-effect of something that otherwise is A LOT of fun. </p><p>As for jumping off griffons and carpets, I can't remember how many times I flew over the place I wanted to go, and just wished I could bail out.  I may not have safefall, but so long as I don't fall too far and into a group of see-invis mobs, I think I'll be set. :smileyvery-happy:</p>

[EtoilePirate]

It's pretty sweet, actually.  I jumped off at almost exactly where I wanted to be in the Sinking Sands a few times today. <img src="/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /><div></div>

[Aeuelr]

<div><span><blockquote><hr>Dejah wrote:<div>I wouldn't hold your breath for Levitation spells.  The problem with Levitation spells is that trixy players will use it to by-pass content (like when traveling to Nagafen) and to get to strange locations where they can attack monsters and not get attacked back.  It's a very unfortunate side-effect of something that otherwise is A LOT of fun.</div><hr></blockquote>it wouldnt be hard to make those type of spells only work outdoors or something... I know in EQ1 there were a few zones where lev did not work... Plus scouts can bypass most of Sol Eye with safe fall anyways so what is the difference?</span></div>