Espadon
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Hello, here you can offer the weapons that you would like to see in the game. But, I think, we should decide which weapons in the game CAN be. I'm talking about the fact that in the game, for the most part, the entourage of medieval Europe, and hardly we should ask for katana) In the game, as far as I'm allowed to judge my knowledge, Armament and armor from around the 13th to the middle of the 15th century are represented. That is, we are unlikely to see some weapons in the game. For example, complex hilt and hilt were not yet invented, there was no rapier. But, I think, history can be neglected a little ... For example, I would like to see a saber. Elegant, light, quick, deadly. But in Europe sabers were only in Hungary until the 10th century, then they were captured and they adopted direct European swords. Well and still in Russia, there sabers were always, because of close contact with nomads. In Western Europe, sabers were not used. So if to be completely faithful to history, then in the world of the game, which is a world of medieval western Europe, the sabers could appear either as an ancient artifact to which it is several hundred years old, or as a rare commodity from Russia or Asia.
I also would like to see such a very interesting weapon as a Swiss saber also known as Ss... shne... schnepfe?
This two-handed weapon has a handle from a long sword and a straight, or almost straight blade. Unlike a conventional sword, this weapon had only one blade, and therefore, with the same size and weight, it was much sharper. A straight blade with a double sharpening at the end allowed this weapon to be stabbed superbly, and because of the straight blade they could be fencing as well as with a long straight sword. Initially, this weapon was made with a straight blade and a simple guard, and in the 16th century the blade began to be curved and the handle made with arcs and complex crossings. This weapon should cut a little worse than the grossmesser, because the bend of the blade adds additional cutting properties, but still it will cut much better than the sword. But compared with the grossmesser Swiss sword will be easier with the same length, just due to the lack of bending. In general, this is something between the grossmesser and the long sword. But this excellent weapon appeared only around 1470-1480, which does not fit into the framework of the game, very sad. But I think nothing bad will happen if we step back a little from the real story, right?
Sorry for my English.
I also would like to see such a very interesting weapon as a Swiss saber also known as Ss... shne... schnepfe?
This two-handed weapon has a handle from a long sword and a straight, or almost straight blade. Unlike a conventional sword, this weapon had only one blade, and therefore, with the same size and weight, it was much sharper. A straight blade with a double sharpening at the end allowed this weapon to be stabbed superbly, and because of the straight blade they could be fencing as well as with a long straight sword. Initially, this weapon was made with a straight blade and a simple guard, and in the 16th century the blade began to be curved and the handle made with arcs and complex crossings. This weapon should cut a little worse than the grossmesser, because the bend of the blade adds additional cutting properties, but still it will cut much better than the sword. But compared with the grossmesser Swiss sword will be easier with the same length, just due to the lack of bending. In general, this is something between the grossmesser and the long sword. But this excellent weapon appeared only around 1470-1480, which does not fit into the framework of the game, very sad. But I think nothing bad will happen if we step back a little from the real story, right?
Sorry for my English.
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