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Bows - A basic guide to different types
2 November 2011, 11:24,
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RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types
Any range weapon is better than no range weapon but with a longbow I can fire a 'warning shot' and get another arrow re-nooked before the other party closes the gap to Melee range. With a crossbow I (probably) can't.
Anyone approaching is likely to be creeping up carefully. Firing a warning shot is likely to be necessary. Or if they're creeping up with partial cover knowing when to fire your one-shot crossbow will be a terrible decision. Knowing you can 'waste' an arrow from a longbow and still 're-load' in time to get another shot off if they charge will be a great comfort (and tactical advantage).
There is a reason why double barrel shotguns have two barrels.
How common are twin crossbows? and are they really a practical weapon or a gimmick?
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Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 25 September 2011, 11:15
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 26 September 2011, 11:53
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 27 September 2011, 01:24
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by Brian - 27 September 2011, 10:05
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 28 October 2011, 16:51
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 28 October 2011, 17:15
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 29 October 2011, 09:06
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by JD1 - 29 October 2011, 10:33
RE: Bows - A basic guide to different types - by Skvez - 2 November 2011, 11:24

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