name a better class of weapon
Name a better class of weapon
Grayson Howard
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Justin Kelly
Dual wielding shields
Cameron Gutierrez
horse cock
Matthew Brown
Adam Green
Spear and kite shield
Christian Young
Need i say more?
Brayden Hughes
hand helmets
Luis Edwards
...I believe you do
Nathaniel Jenkins
Anything sharp on a long stick.
Adrian Perry
Cursed image.
Samuel Gonzalez
true men use the axe
Adam Reed
>Why, yes, I did drop him meters before he could enter melee range. Wanna fight about it?
Nolan Carter
Based and dexpilled.
Ian Lee
Two-hand axe. It's so great that it's still used today. If it can break through doors, walls and windows, it can break through your puny shield and armor.
Luis Cook
BASED axebro, tell them
Colton Cooper
>*casts fireball @ u*
Nathan Campbell
the pen
Ryan Bell
Obviously, it'd have to be an Eight foot tall bladed Chakram that turns into an immense demon mouth, a fuck-huge gun and a shield three times the size of the little girl wielding it. Oh, and if anyone else tries to use it it'd eat them.
Dylan Perry
Its a Chain Saw.
Gavin Smith
dual wield short swords
Jeremiah Parker
Jackson Phillips
I like dual blades.
Christian Myers
>dual wield
take it easy kirito-san
Kayden Nelson
trident plus net
Kevin Wood
Underrated post
Jonathan Reed
QUICK, WHAT GAMES HAVE MOST FUN SWORD & SHIELD COMBAT?
Chase Watson
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Jayden Robinson
Eeeeh, that only works well in tight formations, but by yourself it's not that great.
Easton Sullivan
Jackson Thompson
While blocking is neat and all, dodging or parrying will always be cooler than blocking with a gayass shield.
John Foster
Mount and blade
Nolan Hall
Based.
Nathan Baker
based Rhodok
Nicholas Lewis
Pollaxe, literally made to deal with armored opponents while still being effective against unarmored/lightly armored opponents
Landon Smith
BBC
Chase Collins
Ah, axefren! It's me, hammerbro!
Alexander Barnes
Best in class, come at me bro.
Mason Perez
why tf this guy got bike pedals on the crossbow explain
Gavin Rogers
He does crossbowfit.
Jonathan Cooper
OUTA MY WAY FUCKING SHITS
Josiah Martin
It's called a GREATsword for a reason.
Thomas Torres
Two-hand axes are nice, too.
Brayden Hall
Daggers, especially if they have modifiers for backstabbing
Daniel Rivera
spear and aspis
Camden Smith
Henry Stewart
Is a mechanism for reloading called windlass
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Jace Robinson
You're image was only half correct.
Ryan Cook
I think I love big two hander weapons in general.
Aiden Sullivan
Julian Moore
Gonna dump some more of this dude's art 'cause it's so fucking good.
Kayden Williams
Gabriel Barnes
Hammers are pretty cool.
Nicholas Harris
Adrian Carter
A big fat hammer wilded by a big buff guy.
Elijah Moore
Ayden Brooks
Cooper Gomez
I like big curved swords.
Based pugilist/monk
>greatsword
>armor
>hooded cloak
Tone the belts down a notch and that's some good ass shit.
Gavin Wilson
Carter Morris
>Muh belts
No, it sucks.
Blake Hernandez
Zachary Jackson
My nigga
Cooper Hernandez
What is this artists name ? It looks very nice.
Blake Davis
Why not heavy armor with a shield and destructive magic?
I mean think about it you are versatile as hell
>can attack from range with magic
>heavy thicc protection
>block any weapons of magic with shield
>can heal with healing
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Jace Taylor
Leo Sanchez
kys kid
Robert Hernandez
No seriously what the fuck is it with anime designs and belts?
Cameron Price
That's all for now. Artist goes by "@navigavi" on Twitter.
Zachary Wright
gun
Jordan Carter
They are very, very low in creativity.
Daniel Nguyen
would that serated side even be usefull?
James Hill
>jun
oly shit hes a genius, the only guy who can make fully clothed look hot
Ethan Brown
kindness
James King
Bread monsters.
Lucas Morales
It's designed for parrying and deflecting according to the artist.
Anthony Martin
Based and maced.
Colton Ross
Rather based and badasspilled
Lincoln Wilson
Truly a patrician choice
Evan Ramirez
It's shit and what's with the trash proportions
Jordan Richardson
Look for "Swordbreaker Daggers", it's supposed to catch blades and pull them away
Matthew Bennett
based, came here to say shield 'n shield
Wyatt Gomez
Only against thin swords, like rapiers.
Jack Fisher
It's a type of renaissance parryng dagger called sword breaker, the seration is used to catch other blades a trap them. Despite it's name is doubtful that you can actually use it to break swords.
Aiden Green
assassin is the only good class
Chase Scott
>not a tank
Brandon Richardson
Besides m&b and total war, i cant think of any other games that i've played that features couched lances.
Christopher Miller
Dark Souls 2/3 has them.
Ryder Smith
Name ONE
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1 game that lets me use a gun and a shield.
John Ross
God damn thats sexy. Who knew the swiss made better katanas than the nips.
Colton Martin
Rainbow Six Siege?
Jason Harris
Post your top 3 favorite non gunpowder weapons anons. Be specific, give exact types, not just "Spear", "Mace", etc.
Starting with mine
>Poleaxe
>Macuahuitl
>kusirgama
Josiah Wilson
Risk of rain 1
William Cruz
>spear
>mace
>etc
Michael Roberts
>Bill-Guisarme
>Bec de Corbin
>Sarissa
Adam James
>Greatsword.
>Pike
>Longbow
Liam Diaz
>Macuahuitl
reminder that these things could get fucking huge, the last surviving one was like 6 feet long
It's no wonder they could behead horses
Noah Clark
>Morning star
>Francisca
>Katar
Dominic Gutierrez
Curved greatsword
Large hunk of iron
Bare fucking hands
Honorable mention:
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Jacob Diaz
>favorite weapon is pollaxe
>calls it a "pole" axe
Sebastian Morris
>he doesn't call it a /pol/axe
cringe and bluepilled
Ryder Nguyen
I was referring more to the act of couching a lance rather than the ones made specialized for this purpose. In DS, you are limited to using then on foot which is kind of stupid.
>Lance.
>Falchion.
>katzbalger.
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Angel Barnes
Somehow I feel nostalgic for Crossed comics. Never thought I'd see the day.
Nicholas Fisher
>Have one of the largest cities on earth with hyper complex water management systems and gorgous, classical style architecture
>still use wood and stone weapons
why?
Alexander Thompson
They simply never discovered steel or iron.
Jordan Ward
Because it's still really easy to chop a guy in half with rocks and sticks.
Leo Thomas
Cos it worked.
William Powell
hindsight is 20/20
Carter Ortiz
Fucking hell it's the mezoamericano user again
Thomas Myers
My bet is on the climate and lack of beasts of burden.
Even the conquistadors, who were well antiquated with the benefits of metal armor, largerly gave up theirs in favor of native Mesoamerican armor, mostly Ichcahuipilli (basically gambeson, though soaked in briney water then dried), due to the heat and humiditiy. It stands to reason that if that's the case, then the development of native metal armor would be disuaded, and without metal armor you need to pierce, there's not much point in developing metal weapons (even if they could: Bronze alloys were smelted in the region for things like bells, ornomanets, tweezers, fishhooks, etc), since Obsidian is already way sharper then any bronze or copper edge could be, and the lesser durability isn't as much an issue without metal to shatter against (obsidian edges on mesoamerican weapons isn't as fragile as is often thought, anyways)
Secondly, the logistical concerns the lack of beasts of burdens caused: This already had a few impacts: directly governed empires were a lot rarer due to the difficulty in traveling long distances and projecting force, so more hands off vassal, tributary, etc systems were used; as well as that armies, without calvary, tended to rely on greater numbers (though formations and complex tactics were still used, it wasn't just massive brawls) for victory, which also meant that warfare needed to be seasonal, so people could be back in time to tend to farms; and by extension, that sieges weren't a thing, since campaigns were only during the winter and that porters, unlike mules, couldn't graze and needed to restock.
It makes sense that another impact is that due to carrying supplies needing to all be done by hand, and traveling to allied cities to resupply more difficulty, that easier to repair and replace wood/stone weapons were valued over metal ones.
If that was me wouldn't I be answering the question not asking it?
Brody Campbell
plenty of call of duty games
Michael Scott
how is the gauntlet game on steam?
Luke Gray
Huge swords to UNGA people with.
Benjamin Butler
Haven't played it, though I hear it's fun.
Thomas Cooper
*japanese drums*
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Owen Nguyen
Bless you. But what about two shields, with spikes, and also two bucklers with daggers on them AND knee nickels and whatever those things on Thor's nipples are?
Hudson Parker
What's even cooler is beating someone to death with a shield, which happened all the god damn time
Justin Torres
>kyoketsu shoge
Anthony Reyes
grim dawn
Adrian Green
Japanese grappling hook
Jose Nelson
A bigger sword
John Ramirez
hold hoop, then swing it around because it's just a blade on a rope
Jace Bell