First impressions...

banan1232 · Post by **banan1232** » 15 Feb 2011, 16:40

i have only one question... why the best of jumps in currently hill are the same? In dsj3 every jump have diffrent style...

klosik007 · Post by **klosik007** » 18 Feb 2011, 20:55

I'm playing that game for a long time and i'm not getting bored, even there are only two hills.

Another thing I have to write: currently I'm using my old computer(Athlon XP 2400+, GF 4MX, 768 MB RAM) - and the game works very good. The fact is, I'm using the lowest graphic settings, but one thing is markable - the source code looks well optimilized - I really appreciate that

Kukavica · Post by **Kukavica** » 24 Feb 2011, 00:18

i couldn't jump at the first place...then i figure it out

now this is so COOL

J.MIRO · Post by **J.MIRO** » 10 Mar 2011, 18:44

DSJ 4 is more interesing than DSJ 3. Why? DSJ 4 have REAL HILLS!

RamGuy · Post by **RamGuy** » 10 Mar 2011, 22:31

The one thing I really dislike with DSJ4 is everything feels so generic as there is mainly just one way to jump best in every hill in DSJ3 you could be slow on the skies and lay back on your skies and get great hight and good lengths, or you could go straight on and be very aggressive and go long but maintaining good speed so you would get good lengths.

In DSJ4 there is simply just one way to get furthest in Lathi and Lillehammer, if you try to be more or less aggressive you wont get as far as you would go otherwise, this change a bit depending on the wind conditions but normally you will do the normal routine on the jump and in air to achieve the best lengths like their is one given pattern providing the best jumps which wasn't the case, at least not in the same degree in DSJ3.

Therefore having different jump styles for each jumper would help spice things up and make them feel less generic and like each other. When I do a 20 player World Cup in DSJ4 it's the same tactic and jump over and over again, in DSJ3 I would have specific jumpers with specific styles (some really aggressive, some really laid back etc..) but this doesn't make any sense in DSJ4 as there is just one way to jump if you want to fly the longest.

Grufugl · Post by **Grufugl** » 20 Mar 2011, 03:54

What is "splash" in the settings?

skiflyer11 · Post by **skiflyer11** » 20 Mar 2011, 10:50

Grufugl wrote:What is "splash" in the settings?

i think it has something to do with the graphic

Post by **Jussi Koskela** » 20 Mar 2011, 17:00

Grufugl wrote:What is "splash" in the settings?

It means the amount of snow/water that the ski jumper spills from the ground.

mario123456783 · Post by **mario123456783** » 20 Mar 2011, 18:43

jumping on the two hills is a bit annoying , end of season fis ski jumping = less interest jumping

the later will be released beta 2 = the less people will be interested in it

Post by **bulwa11** » 20 Mar 2011, 18:46

untrue

skiflyer11 · Post by **skiflyer11** » 20 Mar 2011, 18:51

mario123456783 wrote:jumping on the two hills is a bit annoying , end of season fis ski jumping = less interest jumping

the later will be released beta 2 = the less people will be interested in it

i think thats rubbish

MikesCZ · Post by **MikesCZ** » 16 Dec 2012, 18:56

quick question: Why do some players have number 2 after their name? thx

mlody5 · Post by **mlody5** » 16 Dec 2012, 19:51

The miner of the year

MattyPolz14 · Post by **MattyPolz14** » 19 Feb 2013, 08:58

RamGuy wrote:The one thing I really dislike with DSJ4 is everything feels so generic as there is mainly just one way to jump best in every hill in DSJ3 you could be slow on the skies and lay back on your skies and get great hight and good lengths, or you could go straight on and be very aggressive and go long but maintaining good speed so you would get good lengths.

In DSJ4 there is simply just one way to get furthest in Lathi and Lillehammer, if you try to be more or less aggressive you wont get as far as you would go otherwise, this change a bit depending on the wind conditions but normally you will do the normal routine on the jump and in air to achieve the best lengths like their is one given pattern providing the best jumps which wasn't the case, at least not in the same degree in DSJ3.

Therefore having different jump styles for each jumper would help spice things up and make them feel less generic and like each other. When I do a 20 player World Cup in DSJ4 it's the same tactic and jump over and over again, in DSJ3 I would have specific jumpers with specific styles (some really aggressive, some really laid back etc..) but this doesn't make any sense in DSJ4 as there is just one way to jump if you want to fly the longest.

It's called realism my friend. Welcome to real ski jumping.

Szymon11 · Post by **Szymon11** » 20 Feb 2013, 23:07

My first thought:"I have a very flexible jumper !"

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