Talk:Freerunning - Revision history

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	Regular Guards and Archers can also follow Ezio or pickpockets using Free Run, albeit slower. --''[[User:Silver Mage\|<span style="color:silver;">Silver</span>]] [[User talk:Silver Mage\|<span style="color:royalblue;">Mage</span>]]'' [[User:Silver Mage/Lab\|<span style="color:gray;">Ω</span>]] 11:20, January 1, 2010 (UTC)		Regular Guards and Archers can also follow Ezio or pickpockets using Free Run, albeit slower. --''[[User:Silver Mage\|<span style="color:silver;">Silver</span>]] [[User talk:Silver Mage\|<span style="color:royalblue;">Mage</span>]]'' [[User:Silver Mage/Lab\|<span style="color:gray;">Ω</span>]] 11:20, January 1, 2010 (UTC)

imported>The Brave Wolf at 15:10, 24 August 2012

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	Please read the article. First point under Trivia: ''"Though referred to as "freerunning" throughout the Assassin's Creed series, the Assassins' focus on speed and efficiency, rather than creativity, more closely resembled standard Parkour."'' =[[User:GuardDog\|GuardDog]] 14:57, July 17, 2012 (UTC)		Please read the article. First point under Trivia: ''"Though referred to as "freerunning" throughout the Assassin's Creed series, the Assassins' focus on speed and efficiency, rather than creativity, more closely resembled standard Parkour."'' =[[User:GuardDog\|GuardDog]] 14:57, July 17, 2012 (UTC)

			==Corner Swing==
			Shouldn't corner swing be in horizontal movement as the user is at the same height?(not moving up or down) {{User:ssj456sharath/sig}} 15:10, August 24, 2012 (UTC)

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			Please read the article. First point under Trivia: ''"Though referred to as "freerunning" throughout the Assassin's Creed series, the Assassins' focus on speed and efficiency, rather than creativity, more closely resembled standard Parkour."'' =[[User:GuardDog\|GuardDog]] 14:57, July 17, 2012 (UTC)

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			== Naming ==

			Is this not Parkour. As Freerunning is when you do flips and other acrobatics while parkour is just getting over the obstacles.

			[[User:BoomDraw\|BoomDraw]] ([[User talk:BoomDraw\|talk]]) 13:20, July 17, 2012 (UTC)

imported>2she at 11:12, 29 May 2012

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	Yes I would agree with most of what you said Subject AMDR, as I am a practitioner in the art of Freerunning. But Parkour and Freerunning are so very similar one cannot be selected over the other in this case, as it varies with what the player of the game is doing. Parkour is all about getting from point A, to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. So this will involve no flips or flashy moves as they slow the Traceur, but Assassin's Creed does not have this so it doesn't matter. So if the player of the game is trying to get to a desired destination, main memory or just a marked location, the form of movement will be known as Parkour. And also Parkour will be used for the Thieve's challenges (Races). Freerunning is just freely roaming the environment in any way desired. This may involve flips of any sort and climbing anything possible. So Freerunning will take place when there is no set destination and the player just wants to scale buildings and search the surrounding area. So really, there is no difference in the movements of these two disciplins, just the reason it is being put to action. :) [[User:Grim Leaper19\|Grim Leaper19]] 08:21, April 26, 2011 (UTC)		Yes I would agree with most of what you said Subject AMDR, as I am a practitioner in the art of Freerunning. But Parkour and Freerunning are so very similar one cannot be selected over the other in this case, as it varies with what the player of the game is doing. Parkour is all about getting from point A, to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. So this will involve no flips or flashy moves as they slow the Traceur, but Assassin's Creed does not have this so it doesn't matter. So if the player of the game is trying to get to a desired destination, main memory or just a marked location, the form of movement will be known as Parkour. And also Parkour will be used for the Thieve's challenges (Races). Freerunning is just freely roaming the environment in any way desired. This may involve flips of any sort and climbing anything possible. So Freerunning will take place when there is no set destination and the player just wants to scale buildings and search the surrounding area. So really, there is no difference in the movements of these two disciplins, just the reason it is being put to action. :) [[User:Grim Leaper19\|Grim Leaper19]] 08:21, April 26, 2011 (UTC)

			==Brotherhood Horse Jump==
			Maybe we should add a video for the bit that describes the jump from a horse to a beam. It's kinda hard to explain and there are 3 variations...

			[[User:2she\|2she]] 11:12, May 29, 2012 (UTC)

imported>Jordan Finch: /* Vaulting */

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	You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)		You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)

	You '''can '''Vault in Assassins Creed II, if you jump from one side of a well (inside) from another he will Vault instead of grabbing the other side. There are a few other examples, you could call it an Easter Egg if you like. ~Finch 16:20, October 10, 2011 (UTC)		You '''can '''Vault in Assassins Creed II, if you jump from one side of a well (inside) from another he will Vault instead of grabbing the other side. There are a few other examples, you could call it an Easter Egg if you like. [[User:Jordan Finch\|~Finch]] 16:23, October 10, 2011 (UTC)

	==Free running moves==		==Free running moves==

imported>Jordan Finch: /* Vaulting */

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	You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)		You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)

	You '''can '''Vault in Assassins Creed II, if you jump from one side of a well (inside) from another he will Vault instead of grabbing the other side. There are a few other examples, you could call it an Easter Egg if you like. ~~[[User:Jordan~~ Finch~~\|I'll get round to it.]]~~ 16:20, October 10, 2011 (UTC)		You '''can '''Vault in Assassins Creed II, if you jump from one side of a well (inside) from another he will Vault instead of grabbing the other side. There are a few other examples, you could call it an Easter Egg if you like. ~Finch 16:20, October 10, 2011 (UTC)

	==Free running moves==		==Free running moves==

imported>Jordan Finch: /* Vaulting */

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	You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)		You cannot Vault in Assassins Creed 2 ive tried unless it uses a different control combo then AC1 it doesnt work Auditor(e) 20:41, May 31, 2010 (UTC)

			You '''can '''Vault in Assassins Creed II, if you jump from one side of a well (inside) from another he will Vault instead of grabbing the other side. There are a few other examples, you could call it an Easter Egg if you like. [[User:Jordan Finch\|I'll get round to it.]] 16:20, October 10, 2011 (UTC)

	==Free running moves==		==Free running moves==

imported>Uditore: moved Talk:Free Running to Talk:Freerunning: No capitalisation issues

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imported>Grim Leaper19: /* Free running moves */

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	In game example of Parkour use instead of FR:''<br />''		In game example of Parkour use instead of FR:''<br />''
	Instead of Ezio using a palm spin when running straight at a wall, he runs up it and kicks off it to change direction 180.. I know that some practitioners will argue that the above mentioned techniques can be used for FR too (even I use them), but they are for trainning puposes or messing around. If you had a true need to move efficiently these would not be utilised. [[User:Subject AMDR\|Subject AMDR]] 12:19, December 10, 2010 (UTC)		Instead of Ezio using a palm spin when running straight at a wall, he runs up it and kicks off it to change direction 180.. I know that some practitioners will argue that the above mentioned techniques can be used for FR too (even I use them), but they are for trainning puposes or messing around. If you had a true need to move efficiently these would not be utilised. [[User:Subject AMDR\|Subject AMDR]] 12:19, December 10, 2010 (UTC)



			Yes I would agree with most of what you said Subject AMDR, as I am a practitioner in the art of Freerunning. But Parkour and Freerunning are so very similar one cannot be selected over the other in this case, as it varies with what the player of the game is doing. Parkour is all about getting from point A, to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. So this will involve no flips or flashy moves as they slow the Traceur, but Assassin's Creed does not have this so it doesn't matter. So if the player of the game is trying to get to a desired destination, main memory or just a marked location, the form of movement will be known as Parkour. And also Parkour will be used for the Thieve's challenges (Races). Freerunning is just freely roaming the environment in any way desired. This may involve flips of any sort and climbing anything possible. So Freerunning will take place when there is no set destination and the player just wants to scale buildings and search the surrounding area. So really, there is no difference in the movements of these two disciplins, just the reason it is being put to action. :) [[User:Grim Leaper19\|Grim Leaper19]] 08:21, April 26, 2011 (UTC)