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A tail fling: Cause and effect

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Post by Helios Pavonine Sat Jun 26, 2010 10:15 am

When doing a quirk sometimes Bosh crashes. Let's take an example:

I'm doing a backwards nose manual, and want to continue with a tail fling. I made one, but Bosh crashes.

My question: is it because of the:

- angle of the line
- height of the line
- length of the line

And, when he crashes does the quirk affect (what part of his body gets affect by the quirk. Ex.: nose fling is nose, tail fling is tail, etc.) the:

- tail
- shoulder
- both

Help is appreciated. A tail fling: Cause and effect Icon_wink
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Post by Catz Sat Jun 26, 2010 12:03 pm

I know what you mean.. I tried it some times but i didnt get it ,too. Sry D:
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Post by rabid squirrel Sat Jun 26, 2010 12:16 pm

Tail flings are hard. It could be the angle, the size, or the placement, and it often affects his butt, his tail, his shoulder, or a combination.

my best advice is to watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7s2KTQ6eDA

the big fling he does is a tail fling. See a master in action xD

In any case, don't think you can just say "oh, I'll make a tail fling here" and then it'll happen. It's a lot of work. (I've made *counts* ...three in the time I've been playing line rider) The first five lines are the hardest.
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