Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Here's a weird and relatively worthless trick that lets you float and walk above the water as if it was a flat plane.
It seems that this happens by rolling off of a steep slope into the water but colliding with another slope underneath the water. Scarlett goes into a default pose and hovers as long as you continue to hold a direction. Letting go causes her to drop back down into the water with everything returning to normal, and walking onto shore does the same.
You can also do this by swinging your sword a split-second before you hit the water or attempting to roll again if you rolled off into the water.
Again, this just strikes me as the game getting a bit confused with another element interrupting a preset action. It's more for some amusement than anything and it can be somewhat tricky to pull off.
Here's a weird and relatively worthless trick that lets you float and walk above the water as if it was a flat plane.
It seems that this happens by rolling off of a steep slope into the water but colliding with another slope underneath the water. Scarlett goes into a default pose and hovers as long as you continue to hold a direction. Letting go causes her to drop back down into the water with everything returning to normal, and walking onto shore does the same.
You can also do this by swinging your sword a split-second before you hit the water or attempting to roll again if you rolled off into the water.
Again, this just strikes me as the game getting a bit confused with another element interrupting a preset action. It's more for some amusement than anything and it can be somewhat tricky to pull off.
