speedster352
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Can it be used?
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Can resisting pulling and pushing forces be used for LS?
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Yeah, context matters though.
But like obviously pushing something can be LS (For example, Link or Leon kennedy ******* with boulders).
Resisting is a bit more circumstantial but it very well could be, define resisting.
But like obviously pushing something can be LS (For example, Link or Leon kennedy ******* with boulders).
Resisting is a bit more circumstantial but it very well could be, define resisting.
speedster352
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Not being moved like Gohan was against a black hole. He resisted the gravitational pull of the Dead Zone)
speedster352
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bump
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bump
Gilad_Hyperstar
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I think that this should be fine to use. Resisting the gravitational pull of something would require a continous use of force in the other direction, which checks out the requirements for LS
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