So what be the difference between them be? Have the smaller ones have lower volume and arm strength requirement, and the opposite for the bigger ones?

Sweet! I was usually trying to push my character to duel-wield two-hand weapons as soon as I could. Maces are my favorite due to the fact of their great blocking and low strength requirement compared to the other two-hand weapons. I should give daggers and short swords more of a chance.


It felt like they must have been rebalanced compared to the amount of disdain they get, for the most part.

I actually use them a lot, but I never got far enough to see if they got worse in the end game.

The only reason I think tanking doesn't work well is that heath raises the danger level far too much. Thus tanks have to have low heath, making them flimsy once their armor is penetrated.

That's a great idea! I was always ending up with thousands of gold and wondering if I shouldn't be selling stuff anymore. This would usually happen shortly after finding the second shop. Also for shops, when I'm not aligned with Seges. I would then buy out all the food in the shops and would be on the verge of starving most of the time. Having more food or banana restocks in the shop would help a lot with this problem.

I hope we see more additions to the world map.

Great idea, though I feel like it makes kicking not quite as unique. Also, aren't spears already slightly underpowered? As for the opposite for maces, halberds, and battle-axes, they don't seem to need the buff as much? As for shields, would they work with this change? By adding their roundness and weight plus the weapon you use in conjunction with it.

As for armor, realistically harder and/or heavier armor would hurt you more in real life if you were knocked back without adding padding. With that post you made about the secondary materials for armor, it could then make plate armor have a padded interior to dampen damage from the knockback.

After playing over several dozen times, I'm still not really sure about the differences between weapons types.

Like in general, is there a difference between blunt and bladed weapons? Is there some hidden difference, like blunt weapons are stronger vs. armour?

Also, do light weapon always swing faster compared to heavy weapons, or heavy weapons are just better if you can wield them well. On top of that, does light weapons accuracy max out as well? Meaning there's no difference in the late game, making lighter weapons obsolete.

As for shields based on what I've read, they're bad later in the game because of their lack of damage? But I was wondering if it's not their lack of damage output, but instead, there is diminishing returns for blocking value. If that is the case wouldn't shields work better if shields base blocking value was lower, so they're not as good at the beginning and all other weapons parrying growth for skill is reduced to make shields seem more powerful late game with characters that have high shield skill?

I probably have no idea of what I'm talking about so you can enlighten me further that would be great.