I'm actually confused about this thing. You see in Y1 I thought Agility mainly affected your Movement speed and your intial vertical jump (This hardly ever came into play with anything but It's in the description so I included it) but recently I've been hearing people say it Agility has nothing to do with your sprint speed which leaves me with 2 questions.
What is agility supposed to do and if it doesn't have anything to do with your sprint speed why does it increase it the more you spec for it? I'm super confused right now lol.
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Edited by Cake-6: 8/5/2016 3:51:06 AMTitan skating rule #69 The less agility you have the faster you'll go The more you know🌠
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Edited by Luphrie: 7/20/2016 11:19:57 PMRun faster, jump higher. Man I'm not gonna let you poison me. I THREW IT ON THE GROUND!
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Increases your speed, My titan's agility is low and he's REALLY Slow but my hunter is damn fast
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Most notable effects are your strafe speed and initial jump height
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Jump hight
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It makes more... Wait for it: [b][i]Agile![/i][/b]
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It increases the amount of time before you get pissed THAT YOUR CHARACTER WONT -blam!-ING RUN and chuck your controller across the room before fist of havoc-ing your tv and using your dirty laundry as a smelly nova bomb into your living room
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I swear just from experience it affects sprint speed. Now I have to go test to see for myself.
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Agility affects your Walking Speed (not sprint) as well as Jump Height. This is why even though Titans have the lowest Agility, they can still be the fastest class in the game.
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Move faster
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Agility is like a house fly Speed is like a freight train. The train is faster than the fly but the fly can jump out of the way of the train Makes sense ?
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Well in SAO during the ggo arc agility effected how fast you could move your gun and your ability to get around
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Strafe faster. Important in a FPS
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It's literally only useful for blink. I really feel the difference with high agility blink vs low.
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Edited by NobodyJustBrad: 7/20/2016 6:21:07 PMIt increases your walk speed (strafe faster) and jump height.
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Agility increases your walking speed (not sprinting) and jump height
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If you jump between 2 posts, for example, more agility will allow you to change your direction in mid air to a greater degree, turn sharper, etc. As far as running and walking speed goes, get someone else with you, have a foot race, then crank up your agility and re-race. Make sure no one is using the arc blade speed perk (or is it gunsinger?) or carrying a weapon that gives speed and agility boosts.
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It makes you jump better
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I don't know now that you ask but it seems to effect my general movement. I'm a Sunsinger so to get that armor up you often scrafice agility. So I use my gear and obsessively align it with what I'm doing. I can tell a difference in everything but we don't run a lot. Our Burst jump is faster. But I see it in that, my slides, my turns, etc. I would say it effects everything but since some people don't take as much time as others to align things it may vary. I know at full agility I hop and move faster than anyone I have every played with. I used to go high agility and double grenades. I would hop around and stick people and run.
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Without a doubt it affects sprint speed. It's night and day when I switch to my shoulder charge Titan compared to my max armor Titan.
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Edited by Gratefulzilla : 7/20/2016 9:51:00 AMAccording to [b]some[/b] ppl who favor their Titans, agility shouldn't affect speed, just turning radius. Sounds like crap to me.
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It doesn't affect sprint speed. It affects all of the other on-ground movement, though. The only class perks that will make you run faster are on Nightstalker and Bladedancer.