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Limping

 When you fall from a 10 block height you might notice that nothing terrible happens, I mean you get damaged and your health goes down but that's it! Wouldn't it be more realistic if when you fall there is a chance of getting the "Limping" effect which gives you slowness, nausea, weakness and mining fatigue, and you bobble diagonally like you are injured! This effect lasts variously depending on how far you fell and the health you had before and after you fell.

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    Please no....  I get that it's realistic, but it would also be a pain.  Especially if you accidentally fall a long distance, barely survive, are surrounded by mobs, AND you have slowness, nausea, weakness, and mining fatigue.  It turns that scary accidental fall while caving into a near-guaranteed death.

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    I like the idea of a mild slowness but the rest is just too extreme.

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    Just give the player a slowness effect when he takes 5 or more fall damage but then lower the amount of fall damage taken from heights to balance it out