At the moment, for typical DGS abusers (like myself), the next best thing in terms of damage/speed/length is the Sword of War. However it is horrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrendously uglyIn what universe does the Danish look better than the Sword of War? I think you should rather change your sense of style than change the Sword of War.
I do want a Bardiche though, and I'm willing to pay a lot to get one.
10 million. kthxbye
Hawww haww.
Here's what I want you to do Teeth:
1) Print off a picture of the Sword of War.
2) Show your parents/guardians
3) Look them in the eyes
4) Tell them you think the Sword of War is a good looking sword. Tell them that you like the way the sheath texture blends in with your character's armour. Tell them that the colour orange is a spectacular colour for a sword handle and sheath. And tell them, that the handle-thing that circles 270 degrees is a great feature because it looks like the sword is smiling at you.
Lie to them, Teeth, like I lied.
Oh, now I get it you're 12.
Oh, now I get it your 12.
Hawww haww.It only blends in with your armor if you use a kuyak with a fat pelt on the back, which should tell you something about your sense of style. It has the colour of leather, not orange. Yes, I love the wide handle thing which I think is called a guard. Atleast it has a sheath, unlike the Danish. The wide guard and the thick blade make this sword look badass and practical, instead of that wimpy, unnecessarily decorated thing that doesn't deserve the name great sword.
Here's what I want you to do Teeth:
1) Print off a picture of the Sword of War.
2) Show your parents/guardians
3) Look them in the eyes
4) Tell them you think the Sword of War is a good looking sword. Tell them that you like the way the sheath texture blends in with your character's armour. Tell them that the colour orange is a spectacular colour for a sword handle and sheath. And tell them, that the handle-thing that circles 270 degrees is a great feature because it looks like the sword is smiling at you.
Lie to them, Teeth, like I lied.
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morningstar better than bardiche imo ;)We can no longer be friends.
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I don't get it, everyone's Hugh Laurie?
It only blends in with your armor if you use a kuyak with a fat pelt on the back, which should tell you something about your sense of style. It has the colour of leather, not orange. Yes, I love the wide handle thing which I think is called a guard. Atleast it has a sheath, unlike the Danish. The wide guard and the thick blade make this sword look badass and practical, instead of that wimpy, unnecessarily decorated thing that doesn't deserve the name great sword.Perhaps the overuse of DGS have made it hang out the throat of parts of the community a bit? :wink: I used to have it the same way with all great swords about six months after WB release when it was suddenly about the only weapon you'd find on the Native duel servers, to the point where I even found the sword ugly.. Don't really have a problem with it anymore.
Hey guys. I have an idea on how to reduce the amount of whine caused by nerfing the DGS.
But the textures are still poor, even on the highest settings.Textures are plainly awful, blade looks weird, all in all I don't like SoW. Danish, German and HC looks much better in my opinion.
The SoW looks cool. The Danish, apart from having a stupid name (No Greatswords that looked like that were developed in Denmark or are mentioned in any Danish military treatcize that I have found), looks like a ceremonial sword that would shatter on impact, due to it's length and that the blade would far outweigh the pommel, making it also unbalanced. That many fans of this sword watch Anime I don't doubt, since it is a fantasy weapon, but don't say the SoW looks bad. It doesn't. It looks fairly realistic and very badass. Admitedly, to sheath or unsheath this weapon would take unslinging the sheath from the back, upending, then reslinging the sheath while taking hold of the sword. This would probably take a little longer than animations in crpg XDWrong on all accounts, actually :)
The Dane is an example of one of the more advanced or extreme blade designs in the history of the European sword
This is a sword that really breaks the misconception of the slow and awkward two-hander
Receives very good critique at the myarmoury test of a modern replica here (http://www.myarmoury.com/review_at1592.php).
Sorry, i stopped reading their description when they got one of the basic laws of turning moments wrong in the 2nd paragraph XDAnd you are the pro-scientist?
Maybe in future rely on sources who finished school!
Also, the measurements used there in comparisson to cRPG would make the male model in cRPG barely 5 feet high...some Danes...
He means this:
The long grip really helps to control the long blade. A large sword will typically be slower than a shorter one, due to the fact that the further away the tip is from the center of rotation, the slower it moves. Having a longer grip allows the user to balance this out better, and leads to a very quick blade despite its size.
I would like to ask a physicist how the laws of the universe should be changed to make this true.
One thing is evident though, a longer blade will put more weight further away from the grip, unbalancing the weapon. I may be wrong but I think if you want to reduce the total weight of the weapon and keep the same balance and blade, it's better to make the grip longer and reduce the weight of the pommel. Of course if the grip is too long, the weapon becomes awkward to use.