Page: Hand Fling

http://lineriderwiki.byethost8.com/index.php/Hand_fling

This is pretty nice IMO. could use a pretty picture, some redirects, and I think inverse hand fling should be included in types of flings here (inverse fling would simply explain what the term inverse fling is generically and then list types of flings that have been inversed) some video citations would also be nice.

Also a thing about Hand flings and inversing them: the well isn't really inversed. Its more of rotating the direction the well pulls the hand. It can be pulled upward in a "normal" hand fling, to the back side "3rd position hand fling", or downward in the normal Inversed hand fling, or even forward pulling it closer to the nose. But even then there are different rotations within the general areas.

Oh and the thing about the difference between head fling and shoulder fling: I think the Head fling looks like it pulls the contact point upwards in the same way that hand flings can either pull the string up from the hand, or the hand itself.

Overall, the amount of pull a well can withstand is usually determined by how Far in length the well pulls the contact point, and how off center from the "normal" or "most suitable" degree of rotation the well is pulling.

^ add this stuff into the wiki (and talk about the shoulder fling in that thread and flings/gravity wells in general in their threads)