New Heirloom Models (and web GUI)

[Earthdforce]

Feet is a weird and silly measurement system that made me have to go look those lengths up! Rawr, me mad!

But really. a 185cm long (actually longer since the extra length behind the lowest hand) stick isn't that hard to stab with. Just take a normal mop or something and try to do some stabs with it. It's really not difficult and personally I can (without armour and no metal on the stick) stab much faster than what they do ingame. Doing quick stabs isn't that hard.

Also, the flamberge, and a lot of the other weapons ingame, is actually a bit short to what they really were. A zweihander was up to 180cm long. One of the few that are longer ingame than what they really were is the Katan, which is 95cm ingame, but which actually are only 60-75cm long. Some "long" katanas are found in the 75-90cm range, but they weren't the standard length. Actually the classification for a Nodachi is that it is longer than 90cm. Really silly that the ingame katana is then 95cm and thus technically a Nodachi xD

Yeah, I sort wish we Americans could adapt to the Metric system, because it'd be soo much easier, but if you're throwing your whole body into it (which I would, because you'd want max momentum to penetrate thick armor), wouldn't the weight and length of the weapon off balance you a little? I dunno, but I'm pretty sure a real flamberge or sword would weigh more than they do in cRPG (Unless weight is kg, of course xD)

[zagibu]

Heh, it's the only cleaver I could find in a whole 5 minutes of google searching!

So wait..length goes by centimeters? I suppose that would make sense..

Nono, the greatswords are all more than 2.5m long.

[Earthdforce]

Nono, the greatswords are all more than 2.5m long.

Taller than a man..?

[zagibu]

I was only trying to confuse you further.

[Earthdforce]

I was only trying to confuse you further.

Google Calculator mate ;)

[zagibu]

Oh, and weight IS kg.

[B3RS3RK]

Wtf is pound for a measurement anyways?Same goes with feet.


Its so Weird, if I wanted to reach its weirdness I would need to denounce my House Kingdom of Narnia and give a new law by which I introduce a new Measurement called Dick which is 20 cm.

[B3RS3RK]

Anyone having a Pic of the Military sickle with this pack?

[Jarlek]

Yeah, I sort wish we Americans could adapt to the Metric system, because it'd be soo much easier, but if you're throwing your whole body into it (which I would, because you'd want max momentum to penetrate thick armor), wouldn't the weight and length of the weapon off balance you a little? I dunno, but I'm pretty sure a real flamberge or sword would weigh more than they do in cRPG (Unless weight is kg, of course xD)

Well, that's the thing with the spears, and especially the awlpike. You can gain pretty high piercing power from not that great momentum because of the pointy end, while still being balanced because of the distance between your hands if you DO do a strong stab. Herpaderpa crappy explanation since I'm not quite sure how to explain it. Sorry Anyway, you wouldn't have to throw your full weight in with a bum-rush attack to pierce plate. Fighting with an awlpike against plate would be quick "jumps" towards, then quickly dart back again. Although, throwing all your weight in, charging forward could work pretty well; it would be the equaliant of jumping towards the enemy while swinging a big axe over your head. It's unexpected, does LOADS of damage (split skull with the axe or pierced plate, padding, skin and guts with the awplike) if it hits, but can easily be dodged, parried or stopped.

[zagibu]

Download OpenBRF and look at all the models:

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[Earthdforce]

Download OpenBRF and look at all the models:

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That sounds like too much work.

Well, that's the thing with the spears, and especially the awlpike. You can gain pretty high piercing power from not that great momentum because of the pointy end, while still being balanced because of the distance between your hands if you DO do a strong stab. Herpaderpa crappy explanation since I'm not quite sure how to explain it. Sorry Anyway, you wouldn't have to throw your full weight in with a bum-rush attack to pierce plate. Fighting with an awlpike against plate would be quick "jumps" towards, then quickly dart back again. Although, throwing all your weight in, charging forward could work pretty well; it would be the equaliant of jumping towards the enemy while swinging a big axe over your head. It's unexpected, does LOADS of damage (split skull with the axe or pierced plate, padding, skin and guts with the awplike) if it hits, but can easily be dodged, parried or stopped.

Heh, I'd love to be able to throw caution to the wind every now and then like that, but it's too bad that'll never be added to cRPG

[Jarlek]

Heh, I'd love to be able to throw caution to the wind every now and then like that, but it's too bad that'll never be added to cRPG

Oh, you can! It's called "spam"

[Deathwhisper]

Feet is a weird and silly measurement system that made me have to go look those lengths up! Rawr, me mad!

But really. a 185cm long (actually longer since the extra length behind the lowest hand) stick isn't that hard to stab with. Just take a normal mop or something and try to do some stabs with it. It's really not difficult and personally I can (without armour and no metal on the stick) stab much faster than what they do ingame. Doing quick stabs isn't that hard.

Also, the flamberge, and a lot of the other weapons ingame, is actually a bit short to what they really were. A zweihander/flamberge could be up to 180cm long. Spears in special is much shorter ingame than what they were historically. Most (medieval, military, infantry) spears were 1.8-2.5m, longer than that would be considered pikes. The long spear got the long spears of the side covered (it's 2.45m), but the normal warspears are very short. The warspear, for example, is only 1.5m long ingame. Way too short. But the biggest difference between ingame and reality is the glaive I think (not that I would have a longer glaive ingame! Longer spears, hell yeah! Longer glaive? Fuuuu-!). Ingame the glaive is 1.6m ingame, while the real versions were usually a blade, around 45 cm long, on the end of a pole usually 2m long. In total  2.45m. Same as the long spear!

One of the few that are longer ingame than what they really were is the Katana, which is 95cm ingame, but which actually are only 60-75cm long. Some "long" katanas are found in the 75-90cm range, but they weren't the standard length. Actually the classification for a Nodachi is that it is longer than 90cm. Really silly that the ingame katana is then 95cm and thus technically a Nodachi xD

Weapon length doesn't give the real length of the weapon, it only gives the weapon's length from where you're holding it, at least for polearms, so the weapon's real length is usually 20-30cm more than what the game says. The best example of this is the quarter staff. It's got a 137 length, but the weapon itself is actually about as long as an awlpike (165 length).

[Jarlek]

Weapon length doesn't give the real length of the weapon, it only gives the weapon's length from where you're holding it, at least for polearms, so the weapon's real length is usually 20-30cm more than what the game says. The best example of this is the quarter staff. It's got a 137 length, but the weapon itself is actually about as long as an awlpike (165 length).

Check the post before the one you quoted. Thanks for confirming it anyway

[Heresiarch]

Final_Boss you are not just a modder, you are a game developer!!!

I only first discovered this mod today, but this is so amazing!

I played another MMO called Anarchy Online where a member from the community posted a bunch of reworked inventory icons like you just did, the developers instantly recognized his talent and hired him as a freelance developer. This is how exactly I view you, respect!