Which do you think is the hardest jump?

[JDAT_Is_Cool]

Sooo, uhh… I’m making a game called Altitorture (a snowy parkour game) and I want it to be actual tortur3 to players by adding lots and LOTS of hard obstacles.
HELP ME I HAVE NO IDEA OF A HARD OBSTACLE

[PixelPreacher]

Hey, @JDAT_Is_Cool. I get your point, you wanna make your snowy parkour game with more challenges and fun. Here are two guides I find for you:

#1. Adding different types of jump in to your gamemode can make your map more interesting for players to play.

Wiki Catalog for Types of Platforming Jumps

Check this when editing. Make sure to uncheck when finished: (Do not check for fun ) | Introduction: Never (gonna) Give Up Platformer Gameplay | Many games in discovery these days are platformers. 99% of them have horrible, repetitive gameplay. Some of them are just visual, but come on, that doesn’t give the player’s ATTENTION SPAN much to work with. Most of the jumps are just distance jumps, two props or pieces of terrain that you jump from and land on. BORING. If you’re going to make …

#2. This guide shows you some ideas of adding hard obstacle in parkour. I think this will be useful for you.

Platformer Obstacles YOU Could Make!

You want more obstacle ideas? I’LL GIVE YOU MORE! WATCH OUT, PEOPLE, CUZ I’M DISHING OUT SOME HARD STUFF! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Starting with THE MOST BASIC thing ever… it’s a small gap jump. You literally can’t get less creative than this. Big gap jumps - really? ARE YOU TRYING TO PUSH MY LIMIT!? Pitfall traps - the ground disappears under your feet, you’re getting somewhere. [Screenshot 2024-07-29 090148] Jump-over-a-wall-gap… A beeg upgrade from the small ga- I’m not saying it again. Dr…

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[JDAT_Is_Cool]

HOLY- well thanks.