Well ofc I'll turn my back to an archer when I try to chase him. Sure it will help lol.
I mean I will suffer less damage but won't ever catch him...
The formula is the shield's resistance stat + 10 that gets added to your body armor when a ranged projectile hits the correct area. So if you had 60 body armor with a hide covered round shield (0 shield skill), you would have an effective 91 body armor against projectiles that hit your back.
No, this isn't overpowered. I've tried it out at Farmer Bob's suggestion and while it's hiliarious with 75 body armor (106 effective versus ranged when hit in back) it's not game breaking. Good ranged will shoot my legs or head for massive damage, and if I actually try to use the shield it'll get 3 shot.
On a side note, the great lance and jousting lance count as ranged projectiles (ask Tydeus for details) due to how they were coded. I'll test it out in battle and report my findings.
On a side note, the great lance and jousting lance count as ranged projectiles (ask Tydeus for details) due to how they were coded. I'll test it out in battle and report my findings.
You just gonna.. okay. :mad:
wut
Funny because I did the exact same thing on EU and it worked fine.
coming from the person that has high enough strength and maybe +3 plate that makes low tier arrows and bow useless. Yes imma wait for the person moving backwards to come and kill me.
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I had 58 body armor + 14 from gloves = 72
72 + shield armor bonus(21+10) = 103 total armor :D(click to show/hide)
Does your shield skill affect this in anyway? Say, if i had 3 shield skill and used the shield bob was using, would i get a greater resistance to arrows?
Whats up with your colors?
Yeah, wish we knew if there was any force field. It seemed in PsychoTwin's videos that when someone tried to shoot at his head, the shield soaked up the hit. It was difficult to tell for sure, however.
What you mean? :shock:
Its like fluorescent! :o:o must be my low graphics :?
What you mean? :shock:DirectX 7... the 8 bit graphics probably :wink: