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registered_fugitiv

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Re:Airborne Plane Transport
« Reply #15 on: 06 Jan 2003, 23:37:54 »
yea man when he falls to his doom and then u get caught in the roof of da building and u have to cut urself down dude that kinda stuff would be so phat in flashpoint
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Josef

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Re:Airborne Plane Transport
« Reply #16 on: 12 Jan 2003, 19:21:11 »
How about...

Instead of releasing a chute you are switchmoved into a camcreated ramair, that is actually a heli, without ability to ascend, just to brake and steer...

Course, it would be difficult making you land like with a normal chute...

But, if you at the moment you hit the ground are ejected from the RAM Air and it is camdestroyed..

 ;DBINGO ;D

All hail me as your master!

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Diepvriezer

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Re:Airborne Plane Transport
« Reply #17 on: 12 Jan 2003, 21:43:12 »
Why you don`t just jump into the rotor blades  ;D ;D ;D
bye bye head :D  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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