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You are not wrong about some snowflakes falling slower, just about why they fall slower. It's a common myth that heavier things fall faster.
That's why they don't make planes all out of lead.
Back on the topic of snowflakes.. I hate all o'them little bastards, getting all up in my face.. Juus' saying. :D
Indeed. I like snowflakes, just not in my face.
P.S. How did this go from "why do some objects fall faster than others" to "what we makes planes out of and why it's not lead" ?
On the Moon, it's quite simple : everything fall at the same speed.
https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/apollo_15_feather_drop.html
Fun fact - a bullet fired horizontally on flat surface and a bullet dropped from the same height will fall to the ground basically at the same time as both will accelerate down at the same speed.
It's like, this is just a video game, made for entertainment.
The developers need to immediately cease development on all other mechanics and embark on another 10 years of turning this game into the most perfect and exactly simulator of snow fall ever made by the human race. Nothing else will suffice. When it's relaunched, they can rename the game "Seven days to snow".
We agree on air and atmosphere. What I wanted to point out is that our air is rarely static which means snow fall speed and even direction is very complicated and variable.
Air movement can be in all direction, even upward or downward and will greatly affect light and/or flat things like leaves, snowflakes and such. Even moderate winds often dictate snow movement speed more than gravity does. Snow can fall very slowly without wind to extremely fast in high winds. It can even travel upward in some places where wind is deflected. In fact, winds can even lift snow from the ground and move it for miles, hence laughing at gravity for a bit.
With all that said, about any snow fall speed in any game can be wrong compared to some real situations. It's a futile complaint IMO.
I play games to kill time. Not to do scientific research.
Mission Failed..
**It does actually make sense though. Wild as it sounds Flagstaff, AZ apparently gets 100 inches of snow a year. TF??? Who'd have thought.
I see no zombies. So in a fantasy world with zombies, snow might fall fast :D we're lucky it isn't rainbow coloured snow then or floats upwards IMHO