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What weapon would you prefer to fight with?
20 voters
Single choice Public votes Closed 2014-02-14
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long swords (+bastard sword)
25% 5 votes
short swords (+dagger)
15% 3 votes
katanas, wakizashi, and other Asian swords
10% 2 votes
sabers, yatagans, etc.
0% 0 votes
rapiers, foils
10% 2 votes
axes, hatchets
5% 1 vote
maces, clubs
5% 1 vote
hammers
5% 1 vote
knuckles, flails
0% 0 votes
spears, halberds, naginatas, glaives
5% 1 vote
staves, sometimes fists
10% 2 votes
bows, crossbows, slings
10% 2 votes
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#16
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Yeah, I'm already thinking about it. a two-handed sword can't be long, right

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#17
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Generally speaking, Japan is for the common folk.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#18
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Let's avoid insults and inappropriate remarks, at least in this thread.

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#19
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A полуторник, or a long sword (by the way, it's only called a long sword in games; in reality, it was just a one-handed sword). And, in general, my body is my favorite weapon :) And not just my hands, but also my legs and head :) And I really like katars.

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And a flamberge, by the way, is just a blade shape, nothing more. It could be a dagger, a rapier, a sword, or a two-handed sword; it all depended on the customer's wishes.

P.S. according to the classification, Ar, you still messed up...

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#20
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I copied it from an old survey and mainly based it on D&D.

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#21
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A полуторник is neither a one-handed nor a two-handed weapon; it is designed to be wielded comfortably with either one hand or two.
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A полуторник is neither a one-handed nor a two-handed sword; it is designed so that it can be conveniently used with one hand or two.
This is, in essence, an adaptation of a two-handed sword for mounted knights. A regular two-handed sword is too heavy for them, so a step was taken towards "ordinary" swords.
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#23
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Maybe, but your words don’t contradict mine, so everything is fine.
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Arandor
I copied it from the old poll.
Then the creator of the old poll messed up.
Arandor
mainly based on D&D
Well, there are already enough mistakes there, and they even made more mistakes here. After all, in D&D, a dagger and a short sword are different categories of weapons. As are staves and fists, as are a katana and a wakizashi, as are a spear and a halberd, a bow, a crossbow, and a sling – these are all different weapons in D&D. And if you're going to create a poll about D&D weapons, you need at least 50 items, or even all 100, because they came up with a lot of stuff there. Of course, I'm talking about the third edition; I'm not that familiar with the second edition (in the sense that I read the main books, but not the additional ones), and the fourth edition is heresy.
Ple-Sen
This is, in fact, an adaptation of a two-handed sword for mounted knights. A normal one is heavier than them, so a step was taken towards "ordinary" swords.
Well, still, we shouldn't forget that real life is not a computer game where all units of the same type have the same weapon. Initially, yes, a bastard sword most likely appeared as an adaptation of a simple sword for cavalrymen, because a two-handed sword was too heavy for them, and it was difficult to reach the infantry with a regular one-handed sword without falling off the horse, and only in the second place was the problem of the weight of the two-handed sword. But to say that a bastard sword is a weapon for mounted knights is incorrect; for example, our Alexander Nevsky fought with a bastard sword, but he was neither a knight nor a cavalryman. In general, Wolf said it correctly, and it's silly to post incorrect comments with a smart look

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#25
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A man who almost killed his neighbor at the dacha with a sports bow could only vote for the last option.

Наше оружие - неожиданность! Неожиданность и страх, страх и неожиданность - это два наших оружия! Плюс безжалостность - три наших оружия: страх, неожиданность и безжалостность! И ещё фанатичная преданность Папе - четвёртое! Наше оружие включает в себя... наше оружие включает в себя... страх, неожиданность... я сейчас!
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Well, still, we shouldn't forget that real life isn't a computer game where all units of the same type have the same weapon.
What's the point of saying that? I already know that not all weapons are the same.
Initially, yes, a bastard sword most likely appeared as an adaptation of a simple sword for cavalrymen, because a two-handed sword was too heavy for them, and it was difficult to reach the infantry with a regular one-handed sword without falling off the horse, and only in the second place was the problem of the weight of the two-handed sword. But to claim that a bastard sword is a weapon for mounted knights is incorrect; for example, our Alexander Nevsky fought with a bastard sword, but he was neither a knight nor a cavalryman.
Was I denying that it was used only by cavalrymen? I just clarified what it was originally created for.
correcting incorrect comments with a smart look is absurd
Clarifying, first of all. Secondly, they are correct.
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#28
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Omega, it's already difficult for people to choose. So, we don't need 50 options; I actually tried to group them together.

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Last time, Vegtam voted for axes, although in that poll, bows weren't an option.

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