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== Instructions == | == Instructions == | ||
Run over an edge without stopping. Rather then jumping just at the edge, wait a fraction of a second, then jump and continue moving forward. You should jump just after falling off the edge. This is particularly useful around ramps in [[The Pit]], where normally you would jump off a ledge, just miss another ledge or ramp, and have to jump again or go back to a ramp. | Run over an edge without stopping. Rather then jumping just at the edge, wait a fraction of a second, then jump and continue moving forward. You should jump just after falling off the edge. This is particularly useful around ramps in [[The Pit]], where normally you would jump off a ledge, just miss another ledge or ramp, and have to jump again or go back to a ramp. | ||
[[Category:Glitches]] | [[Category:Glitches]] | ||
[[Category:Halo 3]] | [[Category:Halo 3]] | ||
Revision as of 12:03, July 22, 2009
Template:Ratings Ledge jumping is a technique present in Halo 3. It is sometimes considered a glitch. If a player jumps right as they run off of the edge of a surface, they will go farther.
Instructions
Run over an edge without stopping. Rather then jumping just at the edge, wait a fraction of a second, then jump and continue moving forward. You should jump just after falling off the edge. This is particularly useful around ramps in The Pit, where normally you would jump off a ledge, just miss another ledge or ramp, and have to jump again or go back to a ramp.
