You freefall down the side of a mountain, and just before you hit the ground, you are teleported back to the quest giver. 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.
Leap of faith series#
There is a mid level Horde quest where you must prove your strength of faith to the spirits through a series of tests.Your options are "Jump!" and "You crazy?" Choosing "Jump!" is required to progress the plot the second option just gives you a chance to heal up and prepare for the battles you'll fight on the way down. Final Fantasy VI: At one point in the plot, you run out of places to go except down a large waterfall.There's also a Trial-and-Error Gameplay with the directional tiles, in Viridian City Gym. Pokémon Gold and Silver: In the HeartGold and SoulSilver remakes, a leap occurs in Olivine Lighthouse.Even without said scientist, the player can be confident they won't get hurt, since NOTHING outside of battle can hurt you in the Pokémon games. Pokémon Red and Blue: There's an example in the burned-out laboratory, although a nearby scientist will point out the jump to you.Even if you jumped and were wrong, though, it only did 1 point of damage and teleported you back to the place you had just jumped from. Super Paper Mario hides clues indicating which pits will reward a Leap of Faith.by taking a several-screen tall leap from the peak of the nearby hill. One important area in An Untitled Story is accessible.This one in particular was referred to as "Free Falling Fuckballs". This was one of Kid Kool's many difficulty-inducing game mechanical sins- Seven Deadly Sins to be precise, according to The Angry Video Game Nerd.Ōkami not only WANTS you to jump into what seems like a bottomless pit of flame, your sidekick actually ENCOURAGES you to do so.The nearby swarm of killer bees which depletes your health at a very fast rate and is nearly impossible to avoid doesn't help much. Worse, you have to jump from a specific spot - otherwise you'll immediately fall into the water ( and subsequently die) without even seeing the island. However, you have no way to know that the island is there or that you have to jump onto it (it's on another screen) - you see it only if you manage to make the jump.
At one point in Last Ninja II, you have to walk up to a lake shore and jump onto an island on the lake.Star Fox Adventures: A variation occurs in DarkIce Mines, as the reward is not in the pit, but across a bridge of light that appears when you jump off the edge of this gap that's too big to jump across, in accordance with the instructions on a nearby sign.This is the only way to unlock the path to the Boss Key that leads to the dungeon's finale. However, a supporting character does tell you that you have to leap off the edge, and onto which statue ( the one with its eyes closed). When you're falling, a platform appears just above said lava pit. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword: As part of an illusory puzzle in Fire Sanctuary, there's a moment in which you must jump off a ledge into what seems like a lava pit.If you move the camera around you can see it, but you have to know to move the camera around.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: There is one Death Mountain ledge with either a Heart Piece or a Gold Skultula.
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