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Good: it can provide some character to your writing without being a hard to control wet noodle. Furthermore, some of the videos make the Falcon look like a metal brush - most of these videos use a modified nib with added flex.
Bad: it isn't a wet noodle, but also isn't a nail - therefore it neither excels at line variation or nail-like writing (which some people prefer).
I like the Falcon a lot. However, if you want to enjoy it and write a lot, I would recommend: 1) Match the nib size with what you want to achieve. I find the SF or SM much smoother for WRITING (though I love my sef for drawing). and 2) develop a light touch. The nib shouldn't be flexing during normal writing sessions (only when you want line variation.)