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EDIT: It turns out there is a difference in AirControl within the RTNP playerclass than in the stock Unreal playerclass, making the jumping mechanics different between both games.

There's a difference in air control between 227f and g, at least when comparing while in single player. To test:

Start a new game in 227f, walk out of cell
Jump straight up and hold MoveForward when in air
Notice that you barely move

Do the same in g and you'll instead glide forward

I've played 227f so often, I'm not sure which way it's supposed to be. Though I can get used to this different way, I wasn't sure if it was something that should be brought to the dev's attention as a bug or not.

Uh oh. I hope UCC didn't eat a default property. Checking it..

227f/g work the same for me, aircontrol is identical in both situations in unrealed..

Edit : run timedemo 1. is your framerate capped in 227f and not g? a higher framerate could possibly enable you to move forward faster.

Both installs capped at refresh rate of 60 fps, air control difference reconfirmed.

window your game, run the command "editactor class=playerpawn" and check Movement for AirControl.. it should be 0.05000, can you confirm this?

OK this is strange...

It's at 0.04000 when loading Duskfalls, but 0.05000 when loading Vortex2.

Edit: It looks like the AirControl is 0.04000 for RTNP maps and 0.05000 for stock Unreal maps.
Edit2: I know it was messed up on Vortex2 before I made the post, but I can't replicate it anymore, RTNP maps still easily verified, though.

RTNP does use a different playerclass, it's possible Legend modified aircontrol for some strange reason

Is it possible for me to change it locally if I never go online with it? If not, is it something that can be brought to 0.05000 in a future 227 patch?

I would think we can change this to 0.05 in upak player without a problem, such small change is probably nearly unnoticeable; I don't really know why it would be lowered to begin with.

You can change it locally with "set playerpawn aircontrol 0.05" with a console command, however I don't know if that will persist between maps.

I'd vote that upak be changed to .05 for a number of reasons, such as being more accurate with the story of the game. It doesn't make sense that you go back to the same planet and can now jump differently. I know the patch doesn't intend on changing gameplay, but I look at it more as fixing an oversight by legend.

I honestly never noticed the difference, and never bothered to even try and move in the air, cause it was so discrete that you could barely do it in the first place, so I just made sure I timed my jumps precisely

Yeah I figured most wouldn't/won't notice it. But I still think it would be a justifiable change in the next patch.

Wouldn't lowering it break jump puzzles or such? And I guess heightened air control brings it closer to Unreal Tournament feel.

Not in my uneducated opinion, though I'm certainly open to the idea that I might be wrong. After all, you can still jump the same height/distance, and you can still target how and where you want to land before the jump. The only difference is how much you can change once you've left the ground. It just feels wrong to me in RTNP because it's different from Unreal in that you can literally change your momentum in the air to a higher degree.

Wouldn't lowering it break jump puzzles or such? And I guess heightened air control brings it closer to Unreal Tournament feel.

RTNP's is lower than stock unreal's for whatever reason. So we'd be increasing it for RTNP, and I don't even recall such jump puzzles

Oh, it's lower in RTNP. Then it would be fine, I guess. Not that it matters much.