What is a "great height"?

Cancan71
Cancan71 Member Posts: 709
in General Discussions

I'm trying to do the sore ankles challenge and I'm using Balanced Landing. I notice that I successfully activate Balanced Landing in a Chase but yet I don't get progress for the challenge. Does anyone know specifically how far you have to fall to progress the challenge?

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  • Shaped
    Shaped Member Posts: 5,996

    Haddonfield is the easiest place to do it and it works there. Just use the map offering, you can do it in one try. Also balanced landing.

  • T2K
    T2K Member Posts: 635

    I did it on haddonfield. If you jump down the balcony it counts. Also works on crotus .

  • FilledPizza
    FilledPizza Member Posts: 392
    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1176872#Comment_1176872

    Please no, think about the poor killers

  • LegionOfDumb
    LegionOfDumb Member Posts: 623

    Don't do the challenge on hills or small inclines. Go to maps that have a clear area that is at least 2 stories. The Crotus Penn, Haddonfield, and either the portal room or upper level of Hawkins are good places to try

  • Volfawott
    Volfawott Member Posts: 3,893

    Usually anything that is 2 stories do not be fooled by a balanced landing.


    As even though balanced landing triggers doesn't mean it's a great height.


    Haddonfield

    Asylum both nurse and clown variation

    Hawkins laboratory

    The Memorial Institute in the centre

    Blood Lodge

    Ironworks of Misery and cold Tower


    All of these Maps should make it very easy for you to get the challenge however keep in mind balance landing is not something you should use as a indicator also do not use hills they aren't considered a high enough drop to be great Heights.

  • Cancan71
    Cancan71 Member Posts: 709

    Thanks guys but I already did it. I used the small buildings that have the stairs in between them in Dead Dawg Saloon.

    They should really clarify or simplify the challenge though.