Why do vapours of liquid with high boiling point condense faster than thise with lower boiling point?

Vapours of liquid condense (liquification of gases) faster for high boiling liquids than for lower boiling point. Reason for this is more the critical temperature easier will be liquification. 

According to Guldberg law, T_b = $\frac{2}{3}$ T_c    (where T_b - boiling point : T_c - critical temperature )

More the boiling point more will be the Critical temperature, then easier the condensation process.