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cRPG => Beginner's Help and Guides => Topic started by: FRANK_THE_TANK on March 28, 2012, 10:16:31 am
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I've been reliably informed that the military fork and not left/right swing, only stab and over head.
If so, why?
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Because the sharp bits are at the front and not the sides. Plus in general, spear like polearms would be used in groups during warfare and you wouldnt really have much room to be swinging it around left and right. Forward thrust and an overhead swing was about as good as you would get when everyone standing next to you was also swinging one of em around.
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Then why is the Battle fork only a 2 way? its got spikey bits that can easily be used in a 4 way.
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Spikey bits are aimed upwards and downwards , but in native it has 4-swings but for balance and variation reasons this weapon was made and 2 - swing but it's still a very very very good weapon.
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Why would you use it over the awlpike?
It costs only 900 less, has 1 less pierce, 1 more speed, 23 less length and lighter.
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Why would you use it over the awlpike?
It costs only 900 less, has 1 less pierce, 1 more speed, 23 less length and lighter.
It can be used with a shield and has a pierce damage overhead.
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Forking is standard practice in the military. It's tradition. If it moves, it must be forked. Only peasants swing left and right, true warriors always fork in the classical sense of the word. The overhead is just there to throw forked matter over your shoulder. It's a classic deforking move. Taleworlds may have misunderstood this movement. Fork and defork, page 1 of the field combat manual, issue #457. This manual has only 1 page, but it's all you need as a soldier.
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Forking is standard practice in the military. It's tradition. If it moves, it must be forked. Only peasants swing left and right, true warriors always fork in the classical sense of the word. The overhead is just there to throw forked matter over your shoulder. It's a classic deforking move. Taleworlds may have misunderstood this movement. Fork and defork, page 1 of the field combat manual, issue #457. This manual has only 1 page, but it's all you need as a soldier.
Fork on, soldier!
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Forking is standard practice in the military. It's tradition. If it moves, it must be forked. Only peasants swing left and right, true warriors always fork in the classical sense of the word. The overhead is just there to throw forked matter over your shoulder. It's a classic deforking move. Taleworlds may have misunderstood this movement. Fork and defork, page 1 of the field combat manual, issue #457. This manual has only 1 page, but it's all you need as a soldier.
You get a gold star
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The reason you use this wep is because its one slot. It's not a good weapon but because It does only take one slot its very versatile. very useful for a pole/crossbowman. Well one that thinks the short spear just isn't that great besides when used on a hoplite char
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The reason you use this wep is because its one slot. It's not a good weapon but because It does only take one slot its very versatile. very useful for a pole/crossbowman. Well one that thinks the short spear just isn't that great besides when used on a hoplite char
no, is 2 slots.
EDIT: is 1 slot . My little head was confused by the battle fork :rolleyes:
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Don't give it the biggun to McGuigan It's one slot trust me. Your little head is confused by the battle fork
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oh! sorry, u are right!
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Why would you use it over the awlpike?
Because awlpike is extremely gay, and fork is insanely brutal.
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Because awlpike is extremely gay, and fork is insanely brutal.
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Because awlpike is extremely gay, and fork is insanely brutal.
Fuck yeahh
A style matched only by the brutality of a high pierce overhead weapon.