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Many people say that Luigi falls slowly, which they view as bad. I may not have as much knowledge as a professional, but I don't understand how falling slowly is a bad thing. If anything, it seems like fast-fallers, like Fox and Falco, are at a ''real'' disadvantage. They have a hard time recovering and can be chain-grabbed easily, so wouldn't this mean that fast-falling is a bad thing and slow-falling is good? Someone please explain! - GalaxiaD, 3:41 PM, April 18, 2008 | Many people say that Luigi falls slowly, which they view as bad. I may not have as much knowledge as a professional, but I don't understand how falling slowly is a bad thing. If anything, it seems like fast-fallers, like Fox and Falco, are at a ''real'' disadvantage. They have a hard time recovering and can be chain-grabbed easily, so wouldn't this mean that fast-falling is a bad thing and slow-falling is good? Someone please explain! - GalaxiaD, 3:41 PM, April 18, 2008 | ||
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Low Falling Speed Is Bad?
Many people say that Luigi falls slowly, which they view as bad. I may not have as much knowledge as a professional, but I don't understand how falling slowly is a bad thing. If anything, it seems like fast-fallers, like Fox and Falco, are at a real disadvantage. They have a hard time recovering and can be chain-grabbed easily, so wouldn't this mean that fast-falling is a bad thing and slow-falling is good? Someone please explain! - GalaxiaD, 3:41 PM, April 18, 2008
