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* [[Spyro the Dragon]] had a couple such leaps. In the first game, for instance, the level Dry Canyon had a blind jump in order to reach (what was commonly) the last dragon; in the third game, the level Dino Mines had a jump very close to the beginning, another blind leap, that would take you to an egg carefully tucked away where no manipulation of the camera would allow you to see it, and the event's name is actually called "Leap of Faith". The Dry Canyon jump, at least, would just send you back to the start of the level; Dino Mines was a plummet to your doom. |
* [[Spyro the Dragon]] had a couple such leaps. In the first game, for instance, the level Dry Canyon had a blind jump in order to reach (what was commonly) the last dragon; in the third game, the level Dino Mines had a jump very close to the beginning, another blind leap, that would take you to an egg carefully tucked away where no manipulation of the camera would allow you to see it, and the event's name is actually called "Leap of Faith". The Dry Canyon jump, at least, would just send you back to the start of the level; Dino Mines was a plummet to your doom. |
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* Several hidden areas in [[Ratchet and Clank]], usually leading to special bolts, would be hidden in places that seemed likely to kill you. Oftentimes they would if you weren't expressly trying to press Ratchet in the direction of a hidden tunnel or somesuch. |
* Several hidden areas in [[Ratchet and Clank]], usually leading to special bolts, would be hidden in places that seemed likely to kill you. Oftentimes they would if you weren't expressly trying to press Ratchet in the direction of a hidden tunnel or somesuch. |
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* In ''[[World of Warcraft]]'', there is a mid level Horde quest where you must prove your strength of faith to the spirits through a series of tests. One of the tests is to jump from the highest point in the Thousand Needles, to show you have enough faith that the wind spirit will save you. You freefall down the side of a mountain, and just before you hit the ground, you are teleported back to the quest giver. While [[Death Is Cheap]] in [[ |
* In ''[[World of Warcraft]]'', there is a mid level Horde quest where you must prove your strength of faith to the spirits through a series of tests. One of the tests is to jump from the highest point in the Thousand Needles, to show you have enough faith that the wind spirit will save you. You freefall down the side of a mountain, and just before you hit the ground, you are teleported back to the quest giver. While [[Death Is Cheap]] in [[WoW]], especially to the players, you're not sure if you're going to be making a corpse run or not the first time you do the quest. |
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** With Cataclysm, the quest was removed, as the bottom of the chasm you had to jump in is now filled with [[Soft Water]]. |
** With Cataclysm, the quest was removed, as the bottom of the chasm you had to jump in is now filled with [[Soft Water]]. |
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** Also, Priests get a spell named Leap of Faith. It's used to pull party members to you. |
** Also, Priests get a spell named Leap of Faith. It's used to pull party members to you. |
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