Fungor at 21:49, 5 January 2017

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Fungor at 21:02, 5 January 2017

Fungor — Thu, 05 Jan 2017 21:02:25 GMT

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Tough to really decide what goes here.

I'm thinking something along the lines of:
the fact that your move verb changes based on your traits/limb layout, and how the different movement types affect the endurance and activity cost of moving from room to room (and thereby the number of rooms moved per heartbeat).
fly: if wingless flight or 2+ wings
walk/run or canter/trot: for bipeds or quadrupeds with fully functional walky walk limbs
hop: For those with less than the correct number of walky walk limbs (do kentaur walk or trot while missing 1/2 legs? or limp? hop? I dunno)
slither: tail but no legs/feet (Is there a flag that makes a tail slitherable? would a zuth slither if you amped all 4 legs/feet?)
roll: I probably just made this up, I like to imagine Bez do this if they have a flight proscription challenge though.
flop: For those who's body layout either has none of the above, or who are missing many limbs.

Generally you'll prefer to do them in that order (I think) and don't have any control over it.

How rooms and exits are defined, that word (which I've forgotten) for the difficulty of passing from one room to another is.
how [[Climbing]], [[Swimming]], [[Running]], [[Flight]] etc. get applied based on the terrain, how the exit is defined, and your preferred form of locomotion I guess.
[[Breath Control]]

Geometry of exits, notable examples of such (basically just being too big for LH sewer, or Loch nether thingies) affected by skills like [[Escape Artist]] [[Tissue Softening]], also [[Encumbrance]].
relevance of [[Intangibility]], and [[Amorphism]] and how they can allow you to bypass blah blah blah

of course these also matter.
[[Flight]], [[Wingless Flight]]

also don't forget that falling is a type of movement as well.
[[Breaking Falls]] seems relevant for when you stop.
[[Shatterspire]], [[Loch Nether]], [[Leah's Hill]] great examples of places to get acquainted with gravity.
the [[Exoma]] is basically the only place you're likely to find non-downward gravity.
probably link to [[Safe Movement]].

see also: [[Terrain Following]]

summary: Just get flight. duh.

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	the fact that your move verb changes based on your traits/limb layout, and how the different movement types affect the endurance and activity cost of moving from room to room (and thereby the number of rooms moved per heartbeat).		the fact that your move verb changes based on your traits/limb layout, and how the different movement types affect the endurance and activity cost of moving from room to room (and thereby the number of rooms moved per heartbeat).
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	fly: if wingless flight or 2+ wings		fly: if wingless flight or 2+ wings
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	walk/run or canter/trot: for bipeds or quadrupeds with fully functional walky walk limbs		walk/run or canter/trot: for bipeds or quadrupeds with fully functional walky walk limbs
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	hop: For those with less than the correct number of walky walk limbs (do kentaur walk or trot while missing 1/2 legs? or limp? hop? I dunno)		hop: For those with less than the correct number of walky walk limbs (do kentaur walk or trot while missing 1/2 legs? or limp? hop? I dunno)
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	slither: tail but no legs/feet (Is there a flag that makes a tail slitherable? would a zuth slither if you amped all 4 legs/feet?)		slither: tail but no legs/feet (Is there a flag that makes a tail slitherable? would a zuth slither if you amped all 4 legs/feet?)
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	roll: I probably just made this up, I like to imagine Bez do this if they have a flight proscription challenge though.		roll: I probably just made this up, I like to imagine Bez do this if they have a flight proscription challenge though.
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	flop: For those who's body layout either has none of the above, or who are missing many limbs.		flop: For those who's body layout either has none of the above, or who are missing many limbs.
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	Generally you'll prefer to do them in that order (I think) and don't have any control over it.		Generally you'll prefer to do them in that order (I think) and don't have any control over it.

	How rooms and exits are defined, that word (which I've forgotten) for the difficulty of passing from one room to another is.		How rooms and exits are defined, that word (which I've forgotten) for the difficulty of passing from one room to another is.
		+
	how [[Climbing]], [[Swimming]], [[Running]], [[Flight]] etc. get applied based on the terrain, how the exit is defined, and your preferred form of locomotion I guess.		how [[Climbing]], [[Swimming]], [[Running]], [[Flight]] etc. get applied based on the terrain, how the exit is defined, and your preferred form of locomotion I guess.
-	[[Breath Control]]	+
		+	[[Breath Control]] affects endurance or whatever

	Geometry of exits, notable examples of such (basically just being too big for LH sewer, or Loch nether thingies) affected by skills like [[Escape Artist]] [[Tissue Softening]], also [[Encumbrance]].		Geometry of exits, notable examples of such (basically just being too big for LH sewer, or Loch nether thingies) affected by skills like [[Escape Artist]] [[Tissue Softening]], also [[Encumbrance]].

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