Iirc, forward-curved swords went out of style in europe after the end of the west roman empire.For old greece and europe, perhaps. But janissaries used it till 19th century if I am not mistaken.
Having a falcata would still be cool though.
Well, I am no modeller. But since it never hurts to state your idea, I think we might make use of some of these one handed weapons:(click to show/hide)(click to show/hide)(click to show/hide)(click to show/hide)(click to show/hide)
Now these weapons should be of 60-80 length, very fast and light. Moderate damage (30 cut) for swing and low damage (19 pierce) for stab. WFaS already has a good example of one of these swords, yataghan a short and fast weapon in the armory of tatar infantrymen.
Looking forward to it :)
if they wont add roman armors from 100-300ad, they sure wont add stuff from 2000-200 BC
The yatagan or yataghan (from Turkish yatağan) is a type of Ottoman knife or short sabre used from the mid-16th to late 19th centuries.
I don't think we should judge mechanics till we've an expert opinion on what the WSE could do with forward-curved weapons. As for aesthetics and suitability I like the concept.
dmg trigger hitbox is always gonna be a straight line, if not why do axes and scimitars still have ghost reach, before hit effects, and not blunt dmg on shafthits and hiltslashes?