I don't know if it's that one environmental design class I took, or that I play sports on public fields that are about as even as a teenage prime number, but I've never really had any issue with the game terrain while mounted. I also play with the grass off, which may help.
And it's probably perception, too. A mount with a larger axis movement range is going to have more of a visual impact on the camera than a mount with a more stable center even if they experience the same terrain interruptions.
Stupid men are often capable of things the clever would not dare to contemplate...
Terry Pratchett, Feet of Clay
Just skip everything made by someone with a random house avatar ^^Is there an ignore feature on the forums? I don’t check the poster’s name before I read a post. So too often I start reading one and immediately think “this is absurd, who wrote...oh that doc guy again”
Just stop man.
teiselaise wrote: »Just skip everything made by someone with a random house avatar ^^Is there an ignore feature on the forums? I don’t check the poster’s name before I read a post. So too often I start reading one and immediately think “this is absurd, who wrote...oh that doc guy again”
Just stop man.
teiselaise wrote: »teiselaise wrote: »Just skip everything made by someone with a random house avatar ^^Is there an ignore feature on the forums? I don’t check the poster’s name before I read a post. So too often I start reading one and immediately think “this is absurd, who wrote...oh that doc guy again”
Just stop man.
Nvm he changed icon to a boioiant armiger