Larianshill
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What you said:My point from the start is bethesda with gamebyro engine has been capable of adding dismemberment feature unlike Warhorse. You disagreed saying it isn't easy to dismember etc. which I haven't claimed.a reasonably prepared person will not be dismembered as easily this happens in Gamebryo games
To which I said: I know I'm not revealing any secret, but dismemberment, hacking off limbs at least, isn't as easy IRL as in Gamebryo.this is the biggest missing feature from the sequel that looks to have improved almost everything, must be the only or one of the few mechanics bethesda with gamebyro is still better than WHWish they would've added a dismemberment mechanic
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Yeah and my statement is factually true, remove your disagree rating plsSo neither statement contradicts the other.
Meat is easy to cut.I know I'm not revealing any secret, but dismemberment, hacking off limbs at least, isn't as easy IRL as in Gamebryo.this is the biggest missing feature from the sequel that looks to have improved almost everything, must be the only or one of the few mechanics bethesda with gamebyro is still better than WHWish they would've added a dismemberment mechanic
Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard> Henry is fighting half naked guys -- er, noAnd you are reading mine? Even if that's true Henry is fighting half naked guys too and most oppenents' necks are exposed. I'm saying it should be possible, sure restrict it to only naked skin if that is the most realistic approach.Thick fabric is enough to prevent the chopping off of a limb. For all the post replies you wrote to me you could have searched for "padded armor test", but I won't google stuff for you.
> Most opponents' necks are exposed -- yes, which doesn't make it all that likely that you should be able to behead them with a sword swing. But yeah, could have been done as a finishing move of some masterstrike.
Here, just as a hint on the effectiveness of the sword vs chainmail. You can easily find experiments with bare porc meat, or with gambesons: https://youtu.be/QgbVl3AjK6k?si=TSCsOXoDFk8ti-71
Just like how Musa was?This is fake AIslop deepfake photoshop
Back then I was coping, now I'm just sarcastic.Just like how Musa was?
This reminds me that GRRM focuses on this issue with some people are able to cut in 1 swing at executions while others can't, Valyrian steel plays a factor too. Then he goes on and writes battle scenes/memoires with Jaime, Barristan etc chopping heads & limbs off like it is paper and neither had Valyrian steel.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard
Maybe they had a lot of servants to practice with.This reminds me that GRRM focuses on this issue with some people is able to cut in 1 swing at executions while others can't, Valyrian still plays a factor too. Then he goes on and writes battle scenes/memoires with Jaime, Barristan etc chopping heads & limbs off like it is paper and neither had Valyrian steel.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard
You need force my man.This reminds me that GRRM focuses on this issue with some people is able to cut in 1 swing at executions while others can't, Valyrian steel plays a factor too. Then he goes on and writes battle scenes/memoires with Jaime, Barristan etc chopping heads & limbs off like it is paper and neither had Valyrian steel.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard
Yeah, guess there's a reason why Henry VIII summoned a expert swordsman from France for the execution of his wife, while for the execution of Cromwell it was done by some local who, as some claim, needed multiple cuts.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard> Henry is fighting half naked guys -- er, noAnd you are reading mine? Even if that's true Henry is fighting half naked guys too and most oppenents' necks are exposed. I'm saying it should be possible, sure restrict it to only naked skin if that is the most realistic approach.Thick fabric is enough to prevent the chopping off of a limb. For all the post replies you wrote to me you could have searched for "padded armor test", but I won't google stuff for you.
> Most opponents' necks are exposed -- yes, which doesn't make it all that likely that you should be able to behead them with a sword swing. But yeah, could have been done as a finishing move of some masterstrike.
Here, just as a hint on the effectiveness of the sword vs chainmail. You can easily find experiments with bare porc meat, or with gambesons: https://youtu.be/QgbVl3AjK6k?si=TSCsOXoDFk8ti-71
Beheading has a lot more to do with whether you hit a vertebra dead centred in the spinous process VS hitting the intervertebral disc (think toreros giving the estocada final, and how differently it can go). That said, executioner's weapons are typically much heavier than normal weapons, because they are designed to 'smash through' even if the point of impact and the form are not optimal. Of course, you can still fuck up, and much more easily with an unspecialized weapon.This reminds me that GRRM focuses on this issue with some people is able to cut in 1 swing at executions while others can't, Valyrian steel plays a factor too. Then he goes on and writes battle scenes/memoires with Jaime, Barristan etc chopping heads & limbs off like it is paper and neither had Valyrian steel.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard
Sounds similar to the whole questline with the executioners in KCD1.Yeah, guess there's a reason why Henry VIII summoned a expert swordsman from France for the execution of his wife, while for the execution of Cromwell it was done by some local who, as some claim, needed multiple cuts.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard> Henry is fighting half naked guys -- er, noAnd you are reading mine? Even if that's true Henry is fighting half naked guys too and most oppenents' necks are exposed. I'm saying it should be possible, sure restrict it to only naked skin if that is the most realistic approach.Thick fabric is enough to prevent the chopping off of a limb. For all the post replies you wrote to me you could have searched for "padded armor test", but I won't google stuff for you.
> Most opponents' necks are exposed -- yes, which doesn't make it all that likely that you should be able to behead them with a sword swing. But yeah, could have been done as a finishing move of some masterstrike.
Here, just as a hint on the effectiveness of the sword vs chainmail. You can easily find experiments with bare porc meat, or with gambesons: https://youtu.be/QgbVl3AjK6k?si=TSCsOXoDFk8ti-71
I'd say the main reason was the fact that, given the situation, Henry VIII really, really couldn't afford even the slightest chance of the execution turning into a grand guignol, rather than because going through her neck would be the most difficult thing in the world. Besides, almost anybody can swing an axe onto a chopping block, but if you choose beheading by sword (I guess it looks less barbaric and more fitting for a woman?) you really do need a specialist, otherwise you end up like Henry in the KCD cutscene mentioned above.Yeah, guess there's a reason why Henry VIII summoned a expert swordsman from France for the execution of his wife, while for the execution of Cromwell it was done by some local who, as some claim, needed multiple cuts.Not sure about limbs, but beheading someone in one stroke is pretty hard> Henry is fighting half naked guys -- er, noAnd you are reading mine? Even if that's true Henry is fighting half naked guys too and most oppenents' necks are exposed. I'm saying it should be possible, sure restrict it to only naked skin if that is the most realistic approach.Thick fabric is enough to prevent the chopping off of a limb. For all the post replies you wrote to me you could have searched for "padded armor test", but I won't google stuff for you.
> Most opponents' necks are exposed -- yes, which doesn't make it all that likely that you should be able to behead them with a sword swing. But yeah, could have been done as a finishing move of some masterstrike.
Here, just as a hint on the effectiveness of the sword vs chainmail. You can easily find experiments with bare porc meat, or with gambesons: https://youtu.be/QgbVl3AjK6k?si=TSCsOXoDFk8ti-71
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