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--- universaltech:transit_lines [2025/03/09 03:54] – compsoter
+++ universaltech:transit_lines [2025/03/23 04:59] (current) – compsoter
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 ====== Transit Lines ======
-<WRAP half right infobox>
+<WRAP 40% right infobox>
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 ^ <wrap centeralign> **//Transit Lines//** </wrap>||
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 ^ Tech Type                                             | Universal       |
 ^ Difficulty                                            | Basic Mechanics |
+^ Stamina                                               | 0, -1((See Stamina Refunds)) |
 ^ Character Dependent                                   | No              |
 ^ Inputs                                                | Hold the jump key near a transit line     |
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     * Pressing the jump key will cause you to jump off, performing a grounded jump and taking a stamina bar.
     * Pressing the crouch key will cause you to //drop// off, taking no stamina.
-      * Dropping off using duck applies a __buff that nullifies air drag for two seconds__, which is useful in movement techniques like **[[universaltech:zipdash|Zip Dash]]** and **[[universaltech:ziplinemomentumconservation|Zipline Momentum Conservation]]**.((Dropping off the transit line is often better, since you get access to the air drag buff, which allows for fast air movement around the map))
+      * Dropping off using duck applies a __buff that nullifies air drag for two seconds__, which is useful in movement techniques like [[universaltech:zipdash|Zip Dash]] and [[universaltech:ziplinemomentumconservation|Zipline Momentum Conservation]].((Dropping off the transit line is often better, since you get access to the air drag buff, which allows for fast air movement around the map))
       * Dropping off refreshes your double jump and air dash, allowing you to use them again if used before.
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 ==== Transit Line Speed ====
-The speed you travel on each transit line is based on the lane and the number of **enemy base guardians killed**:
+The speed you travel on each transit line is based on the lane and the number of enemy Base Guardians killed:
-  * **Inner lane** travel at ''693 u/s''.
+  * The inner lane travels at ''693'' u/s.
-  * **Outer lanes** travel at ''832 u/s'' (**20% faster**).
+  * The outer lanes travel at ''957'' u/s
-  * On **inner lane straights with no enemy base guardians**, speed is ''~1450 u/s'', with a ''~60 u/s'' **increase around corners**.
+  * On inner lane straights with no enemy base guardians, you travel at ''~1519'' u/s.
-  * On **outer lane straights with no enemy base guardians**, speed is ''~1770 u/s'', with a ''~60 u/s'' **increase around corners**.
+  * On outer lane straights with no enemy base guardians, you travel at ''~2093'' u/s.
 ===== Zipline Speed Boost =====
-By pressing F on a transit line, you will activate the **Zipline Speed Boost**. When this happens, speed is increased while riding the transit lines.
+By pressing F on a transit line, you will activate the **Zipline Speed Boost**. When this happens, your speed is increased while riding the transit lines.
-When using the Zipline Speed Boost, you travel ''~1530 u/s'', with a ''~70 u/s'' increase around corners.
+When using the Zipline Speed Boost, you travel at ''1589'' u/s (''2417'' u/s when Base Guardians are down) on inner lanes and ''2193'' u/s (''~3338'' u/s when the Base Guardians are down) on outer lanes lanes.
-Using the Zipline Speed Boost on a transit line that has no enemy base guardians is __actually slower than normal__, reducing speed to ''~1200—1300 u/s''.