In a post on the Mirror's Edge Catalyst website, producer Jeremy Miller gave an example of the grappling tip functionality, saying that Faith "may grab and pull out a panel, then quickly jump off it, before the panel retracts again." Miller also noted that developer EA DICE didn't want to "make Faith feel like a superhero," so the MAG Rope is meant to be more of "an extension of her movement" than anything else. Then she gets a grappling tip for the MAG Rope, which replaces the point with hook extensions that can be used to pierce and grab some objects. The first attachment, the VD Torsional Motor, makes the MAG Rope function like the rope launcher in Assassin's Creed Syndicate, allowing Faith to pull herself toward the attachment point.
Upgrades to the MAG Rope later in Mirror's Edge Catalyst turn it into a gadget akin to the ones on Batman's utility belt. This comes in handy as a way to swing over gaps that are too long to jump across, for example - think of it like Spider-Man swinging from a web line. Mirror's Edge Catalyst puts more of a focus on combat than the original Mirror's Edge, but it also offers some new ways for Faith to get around the city of Glass, one of which is a tool called the Manifold Attachment Gear Rope.įaith acquires the MAG Rope early in Mirror's Edge Catalyst, and in its standard incarnation, it allows her to latch onto certain surveillance cameras in the environment by firing a carbon fiber line into them.
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