Birdies are slow

[Shunidar]

<DIV>Hey, it seems like the birds got slower!  I don't know if it was intended, but I really liked them faster <img src="/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></DIV>

[Anthony Gorecki]

In addition to this, I had a rather unusual experience yesterday on a griffon that was leaving from the Freeport station. Instead of "jumping" up and then flying along its normal route, the bird inched forward, turned around, and then flew straight back into the griffon station. It became ensnared in the geometry for approximately fifteen seconds, and then managed to free itself and proceed to the Nektulos station.

[EtoilePirate]

<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE> <HR> Anthony Gorecki wrote:<BR>In addition to this, I had a rather unusual experience yesterday on a griffon that was leaving from the Freeport station. Instead of "jumping" up and then flying along its normal route, the bird inched forward, turned around, and then flew straight back into the griffon station. It became ensnared in the geometry for approximately fifteen seconds, and then managed to free itself and proceed to the Nektulos station.<BR> <HR> </BLOCKQUOTE> <P>I've had bugs and stuff between the Freeport and Nektulos stations, too.  I had something kind of like that once.  Also, once I ran up to the platrofm and apparently chose to mount a griffon at the exact same time that someone was landing at the Freeport station platform.  I got stuck hovering in the air, without a griffon under me, for about ten seconds, and next thing I knew I was on the Nektulos platform.</P> <P>Also I've had it happen that the griffon just hovers in air for a while, at the beginning or middle of the trip, as if it were a hummingbird.  And the Antonica griffons seem so be slower than the Commonlands griffons, but that may be in my mind. </P>