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No matter the damage, or what effect is chosen, we've still never seen spirits do much of this kind of thing. The most we've seen them do to a human is: Which I don't think will be added.

Isn't torrent a longer range than AirBlast? Torrent has a long charge up and water's main long distance move.

That doesn't seem to be what spirits can do. We have no proof from the shows or comics that if a spirit walks through somebody thy would go blind/ be able to see in the dark. Or make people breath underwater. I feel like when people see "spirit" they think "support Mage"

I feel like it might be difficulty to fully integrate a burn-out system such as this. I think some moves, mainly high damage/power moves should have burnout, but normal moves not really.

Airbenders can control the resistance of the air around them. If their falling that far, they definitely have enough time and resistance to counter than downward momentum. Proof they can control the resistance without a move? When Aang runs very fast, he's reducing the air resistance, and he's...

In the video I sent, he didn't do anything. He just gently fell.

Agreed. If you directly go against the canon it doesn't matter how practical it is.

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We've still rarely seen Airbender's fail at catching themselves. It's something that they all master at some point.

The title of this thread is "Lightning Damage Decrease in Water"

You do realize that lightning travels at 224,000 MpH in air, which is a worse conductor than water right? I don't think 12 meters is going to make much of a difference in terms of damage.

Everybody does have a different reaction, yes, but its always going to be to try to not get hurt. Like flinching. Benders are humans, but they are also martial artists and trained to be the best at their elements.

1. Being close to Pokémon is basically the accepted term for things that have an elemental theme, but don't fit into avatar. We came up with this term after somebody suggested "Razor Leaf" 2. The point of a comments section is so people can share their thoughts with the OP. Those are my...

This is already kind of a thing in the plugin. When you use lightning on water, it doesn't go infinitely throughout the water source. It travels 12 blocks (default) from where you hit. After that we assume that the lightning has lost enough energy to no longer do any damage.

1. What's your issue with immunity to fall damage? 2. You kind of disregard the rest of that post, especially how Aang naturally slow falls in the video

This isn't what Plantbending is, this is closer to Pokémon than Avatar.

Earthbenders have fall damage because they hit their element at the end of a fall regardless of how far they fall Yet in your mind, despite falling through their element for the entirety of the fall and yet shouldn't be able to naturally save themselves. A little airbending instruction...

Also, he was just using normal human reflexes, which is to cover your sensory organs (your face) and he prceeded to airbend, and survived. I'm pretty sure a trained airbender (one who is capable of suffocating, and making tornadoes) could do this. On the topic of Another reality check, this...

You're joking right? Air is meant for mobility, hence it's speed and jump boost, and thus, negating fall damage. Airbenders, unless severely beaten or unconscious, always catch themselves when they fall. Have you even watched the show(s) because if you have, you would know this. Want proof...