During my research for this video I ran across the channel "Dequitem" (link in description). I highly recommend you check them out for their incredibly realistic fights and informative tutorials if you are interested in this stuff irl. Thank you for your time, hope you have a wonderful day/night :)
Thanks for call me under your video. Your VR fights are very cool. Your accuracy in stabbing the gabs is very nice. I like most techniques very much. Only the strikes with the mace to the torso and weapons are a little bit ineffective, but strikes to the head and waist are very effective. All in all very cool stuff. I like it! I can make a reaction to your video. But I need some time for it. My son born this week and I am realy busy! 😅
it'd actually be pretty cool of them to add full plate like this to the game. i think it could make encounters quite interesting in their little story mode thing
- using a rondel dagger - at 0:45 halfswording to try and hit the gap in the armor and - grabbing the sword by the blade to use like a mace to my knowledge are all accurate techniques when it comes to fighting in plate armor, so props to you for including that in your video! It was really cool to see.
Good reference for DMs that want to describe "misses" against characters with high AC. A lot of those hits probably connect, but just bounce off the armor or are deflected off. Sure to make the fighters and paladins glad they shelled out hundreds of gold pieces for heavy armor when they shrug off hits that would've killed them before!
@@interestingameplay yes and , I would personally go a bit further in a homebrew rpg have a number to connect period and another number to hit where the armor isn't. the first number can represent the characters ability to doge and parry and the second number can represent how much of the body is covered by the armor. Next assign a certain damage reduction for all sets of armor .finally give certain weapons like hammer and mace type things advantage on the damage roll against heavy armor and bladed weapons advantage on the damage roll to light armor or no armor.
Very much so, yes. Though, modern Warfare, changing everyday, as it were, is just as horrific. Humans don't change in some things. Its always been "What if I could stab that guy...but over there"
@@Callsign_Bear like the fallout games say "war. War never changes". By my knowledge of modern combat, and medieval combat, the only thing that has changed throughout history is the methods, tools, and tactics of war, the reasonings and the overall outcome stay the same.
It absolutely was. You could get PTSD from a medieval battlefield so much that the sound of a blacksmith working can end up triggering PTSD related anxieties and panics like how fireworks do to modern veterans.
Even took a few nasty hits from blunt weapons and staggered in appropriate fashion to really sell the effect that this was a real fight. And of course, the oh so satisfying ducking and weaving and treating the plate armor as actual armor, effortlessly taking slashing hits no problem and exploiting the smallest of gaps in the armor with piercing attacks. The cherry on top? The little hand waggle for the ineffectual punch that'd serve only to hurt one's hand even in armor~
Indeed. Pretty much videogames make people think that plate armor was clumsy and could be penetrated, when in actuallity you were quite agile and pretty much inmune to hits (although you get dizzy by the blunt force that the armor doesn't absorb) unless it was in a gap.
@@igku8339certain maces could punch holes in plate (which surprisingly is a real feature in the game), but yeah you pretty much had no issue against swords
Incredible! You are the best VR combat video creater by far. The movement really shows a sence of power and precision despite the clunky of B&S itself. By the way, war pick is a bit OP for video recording if you know what I mean.
I feel like I am watching an artist at work. Those precise stabs or cuts of a blade alongside efficient and brutal usage of blunt weaponry. Truly pleasant to the eye. Edit: I laughed hard at you casually trying to fit a dagger into poor lad's visor in 2:25
Slo-Mo is perfect honestly. If you go lower, and make sure you aren't messing with physics enough, you can speed it back up in post and make it realistic af
Definitely checking that linked channel out. Always a good time when I see you've dropped a new video and you just keep getting better each time. The part towards the beginning where you get knocked around really drew me in and had me wondering where it was going next. Great job as always!
Thought I was watching a Mordhau video for a moment until I realized there were no groups of guys crouched around some deformed looking clown playing a lute while laughing.
Honestly, in those times it was somewhat like, "Can I get your name" then its fight to the death, you know, you sometimes knew who you were trying to kill instead of Gun go bang
The aiming for the neck thing is so realistic. That would literally be what knights would do the most. EDIT: I made a misrake. Stop the arguing, its not twitter.
@@tfan2222 There is a gorget there, it doesnt protrude but its still a gorget. Just look up types of gorgets, alot of them only cover just the base of the neck. I also never said that they have chainmail. I said that you could put chainmail underneath the helmet to cover the neck, in a form of a chain hood for example. Of course you can also have the chainmal attached like a mask.
As always, my favorite B&S youtuber never ceases to amaze. Real quick: What are your battle talent settings? I'd like to know. Keep up the good work, shed some more blood for us.
Thanks! I use mostly standard settings for Battle Talent with the following changes: -Movement: no swing -fov: 90 -cheat health, cheat mana, cheat durability, cheat slow motion: on
As awesome as this was I doubt someone could manhandle someone in full plate which is realy heavy and throw them around but I do realize blade and sorcery has different physics
one of the issues i have with vr games is i never feel like my character is there theres always something missing. vr developers are too afraid to throw your character around an it really throws you out of the exp a punch to the head should force my face another direction i should get tackled to the ground an stuff like that enemies it feels like their attacking an iron golem when i fight them hence why i love cyberpunk 2077 vr mod feels better then 70% of the dedicated vr games around
I share your opinion but I see why they don't do it. It would be VERY disorienting for 95% of people. Spending resources catering to a feature only 5% people will use is unwise, considering the already small teams most VR game devs have.
i will never understand how people get this smooth combat. When ever i play they just run into me and fall down i cant even fight them since they are all up in my face
Keep in mind UA-camrs edit the best clips together. He also uses slow-mo. Nothing wrong with either of these things! They make for a great viewing experience. But yeah your game play isn't gonna look like this 90% of the time. Also I know there are ai mods that help with some of the npc behavior. Not sure if he uses one.
@@interestingameplay What about a sickle of some kind? Also, I found a page regarding war scythes; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_scythe I'd love to see what kind of creative combat techniques you can come up with otherwise :)
Ah yes war scythes were very similar to halbards and spears and used as such. I actually have a few ideas for using the traditional farming scythe in combat, maybe with sickles and pitchforks I can make some farmer themed combat video haha XD
How are your movements so amazingly smooth. I just got into VR and to me feels impossible lol. Especially in one of your videos where you're jumping and grabbing on to ledges effortlessly..great work. The videos are awesome.
@@interestingameplay Regardless great work. You still executed the basic movements. You ever think of doing tutorials on basic concepts for vr swordplay?
oh oh haha yeah that would do it. Of course your opponent would be trying to do the same thing to you not slashing at your impervious armour. The hits would also not send them flying through the air, but that only happens here because B&S physics are pretty scuffed. Imagine maces crumpling armour sinking into flesh and bones, blades and points agonisingly slowly being pushed into the knights weak points millimetres at a time as their desperate attempts to fend you off grow weaker... Like all combat armoured combat was messy, brutal and involved a lot of bodily fluids leaking every where. Our host did well replicating the techniques but games are pretty behind in having a opponent that can react appropriately to the setting and input of the player, whether they be another player or a bot.
I swear this game brings out a scary side of me I never knew I had. In nearly all games and media, when it comes to fighting, I always prefer the quick, nimble and risky fighters. I play rushdown characters in fighting games, my favorite character action game is Sifu, in shooters I’m a huge fan of smg’s and when it comes to swordplay and melee weapons, I love katanas, tantos, daggers and rapiers. Yet every time I boot up blade and sorcery, I ALWAYS grab at least one axe and end up tossing my other weapons in favor of axes. I often beat the absolute crap out of my enemies with chops and punches, while also picking them up, tossing them into the air and either juggling them with punches or having them land into my sword. I often bash enemies in the face with the hilt of the weapon before finishing them off with some big slash or stab. I just play in an incredibly brutal play style that would put me on an fbi watchlist. But the weirdest part is that despite preferring and using faster weapons like daggers and katanas that I am much more familiar with and know how to use properly, when I start using any axe or two handed sword, I start doing considerably better with them, despite the fact that I dont know any proper techniques or fighting styles with them. When I use a dagger in the game, I’m still very good, I can dodge well, I can deflect very well despite their size and I can use them very well with other weapons and magic, but I still need to think of plans and strategies while fighting. With the modded katanas, I’m able to use proper techniques and attacks, I can deflect about 95% of attacks, I play very patient and passive very well and I’m very fast with them, but I still need to think a lot about how I fight with them. But then I pick up an axe or great sword and my brain turns off and I’ve suddenly massacred 30 gladiators without taking a hit. It’s like I have some hidden talent with larger weapons that I never knew about. The funny thing is I’m having a similar experience with a shooter I’ve been playing a ton recently called battle bit. With that game I can use any weapon fine, usually getting 1-2 kills per life. But then I use a marksman rifle (mainly the M110) and I’m getting 4-6 kills per life even though I prefer smgs and pistols. It’s like I get some cliche anime power up whenever I use very specific weapons, it’s so weird.
Wow. Never played this game, but this would actually be a good simulator for historians to use. Even the samurai in japan had to use grappling and techniques very similar to this to get at gaps in armor. From what i know about the samurai, its no wonder they are compared to european knights. Seems like knights did the same thing. Daggers were a good side arm to finish off your enemy after being wounded by main weapon. This is pretty interesting from a historical perspective.
First time I've watched a vid that say's it's "realistic" and not had 1000 disagreements with the statement lmao. Well researched, lots of entertaining and accurate techniques in this! Would have known you'd been watching Dequietem without you saying it thanks to the pure disrespect you show for the mace as an anti-armour weapon in the first half lol.
During my research for this video I ran across the channel "Dequitem" (link in description).
I highly recommend you check them out for their incredibly realistic fights and informative tutorials if you are interested in this stuff irl.
Thank you for your time, hope you have a wonderful day/night :)
Thanks for call me under your video. Your VR fights are very cool. Your accuracy in stabbing the gabs is very nice. I like most techniques very much. Only the strikes with the mace to the torso and weapons are a little bit ineffective, but strikes to the head and waist are very effective. All in all very cool stuff. I like it!
I can make a reaction to your video. But I need some time for it. My son born this week and I am realy busy! 😅
Your videos are awesome
@@dequitem Wow congratulations! And thank you for the visit and tips :)
Wish you all the best 😊
@@dequitemcongrats my men 🎉😊
Happy days!
it'd actually be pretty cool of them to add full plate like this to the game. i think it could make encounters quite interesting in their little story mode thing
Be nice if they had some sort of grapple or combat too.
theres mods available to achieve both
@@kelfablob9823 wow I never could have guessed that I wonder why I said I wanted them to add something similar to the actual game
They are
@@SharkmanEvanyup
- using a rondel dagger
- at 0:45 halfswording to try and hit the gap in the armor and
- grabbing the sword by the blade to use like a mace
to my knowledge are all accurate techniques when it comes to fighting in plate armor, so props to you for including that in your video! It was really cool to see.
anything to find those gaps and do some real damage
also attacking eye holes, stilettos and more so very accurate. also always nice to see longswords. guards were nice too
Last one is called mordhau
the way he hooked the sword around his neck and kicked his knees to knock him down at his feet was pretty cool too, idk if thats a real thing
Lol, we commented on the exact same comments@@waffler-yz3gw
1:53 I could hear Clarkson yelling “OHH IN THE PLUMS” from here, that was a certified violation you did to that man
Good reference for DMs that want to describe "misses" against characters with high AC. A lot of those hits probably connect, but just bounce off the armor or are deflected off. Sure to make the fighters and paladins glad they shelled out hundreds of gold pieces for heavy armor when they shrug off hits that would've killed them before!
That's pretty much what I imagined *miss* meant for heavy armoured character
@@interestingameplay yes and , I would personally go a bit further in a homebrew rpg have a number to connect period and another number to hit where the armor isn't. the first number can represent the characters ability to doge and parry and the second number can represent how much of the body is covered by the armor. Next assign a certain damage reduction for all sets of armor .finally give certain weapons like hammer and mace type things advantage on the damage roll against heavy armor and bladed weapons advantage on the damage roll to light armor or no armor.
just realized how late to the party I am haha
Really liked seeing the armpit and back of knee rondel stabs used there, good to see all of these legit techniques used but those stood out!
Glad you liked em :)
Man Medieval combat was brutal.
Very much so, yes. Though, modern Warfare, changing everyday, as it were, is just as horrific. Humans don't change in some things. Its always been "What if I could stab that guy...but over there"
@@Callsign_Bear like the fallout games say "war. War never changes". By my knowledge of modern combat, and medieval combat, the only thing that has changed throughout history is the methods, tools, and tactics of war, the reasonings and the overall outcome stay the same.
It absolutely was. You could get PTSD from a medieval battlefield so much that the sound of a blacksmith working can end up triggering PTSD related anxieties and panics like how fireworks do to modern veterans.
Should see some ancient combat
That's why they called it the dark ages
Even took a few nasty hits from blunt weapons and staggered in appropriate fashion to really sell the effect that this was a real fight.
And of course, the oh so satisfying ducking and weaving and treating the plate armor as actual armor, effortlessly taking slashing hits no problem and exploiting the smallest of gaps in the armor with piercing attacks.
The cherry on top? The little hand waggle for the ineffectual punch that'd serve only to hurt one's hand even in armor~
Kanaya
2:50 that felt personal
Respect for the Mordhau music I'm loving this!
It's so satisfying to see armor actually working how it's supposed to in a video game
Indeed. Pretty much videogames make people think that plate armor was clumsy and could be penetrated, when in actuallity you were quite agile and pretty much inmune to hits (although you get dizzy by the blunt force that the armor doesn't absorb) unless it was in a gap.
@@igku8339certain maces could punch holes in plate (which surprisingly is a real feature in the game), but yeah you pretty much had no issue against swords
Also, polearms like bec du corbins/ warpicks had beaks forged SPECIFICALLY to punch through armor.
@s0nicsilver ehhhh... depends on what you mean by "armor"...
Plate? No.
Maille? Yes.
Incredible! You are the best VR combat video creater by far. The movement really shows a sence of power and precision despite the clunky of B&S itself. By the way, war pick is a bit OP for video recording if you know what I mean.
Thank you very much :) Yes the war pick is super efficient!
I feel like I am watching an artist at work. Those precise stabs or cuts of a blade alongside efficient and brutal usage of blunt weaponry.
Truly pleasant to the eye.
Edit: I laughed hard at you casually trying to fit a dagger into poor lad's visor in 2:25
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you liked it :D
I know it's using slowmo but it's cinematic as heck
Glad you liked it!
Slo-Mo is perfect honestly.
If you go lower, and make sure you aren't messing with physics enough, you can speed it back up in post and make it realistic af
This was awesome! I always enjoy seeing your level of skill in this typa stuff
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
fantastic music choice and perfectly timed to it as well. great, great choreography. another new best vid
Thank you very much!
Amazing choice of music, mordhau is such an underrated game.
Agreed!
the way you move is so majestic, I’m tryna get as good as u rn
Keep in mind a lot of it is in slow mo, then sped up. Trying to do some of this in real time would be quite annoying
@@Tread_On_Them ik
@@Tread_On_ThemSomething are straight up not possible out of slo mo because the slo mo physics on the blades are not the same.
@@TheVeryTallGuy no you didn't know xd, don't act like you do
This guy's realistic combat acting in VR is so satisfying
The Mordhau music is a nice touch
Definitely checking that linked channel out. Always a good time when I see you've dropped a new video and you just keep getting better each time. The part towards the beginning where you get knocked around really drew me in and had me wondering where it was going next. Great job as always!
Awesome! Glad you liked the vid :D
Always do! Can't wait to see the next one!
man i want more of these blade and sorcery vids
there's 43 vids i watched all of them
well i think so
You’re insane! How is your fighting so smooth??
Plays in slow motion then speeds up the footage
Maybe but its to smooth so idk
It’s all in slow mo. Then sped up. The echo gives it away.
He is just a bad ass
@@crtmojo2705it’s not a secret he’s told us
Another sweet stuff.
Thank you for continue doing videos in one of my favorite games.
All this techniques and tricks are really helpful in fights.
Glad you like them!
That Mordhau music sure takes me back…
Thought I was watching a Mordhau video for a moment until I realized there were no groups of guys crouched around some deformed looking clown playing a lute while laughing.
Love the play style! Also I like how you add realistic stuff like when the npc hits you, act like you,actually got hit.
Bro first kill of the video, that guy got WORKED.
I still find it sad that you don't have a larger following. Your content is amazing
Thanks a lot! Glad you like it :)
Love the accurate longsword!
Thanks!
i’ve learned how to be better at vr combat
s p a c e
move to the most open spot you can , the more natural you feel the more authentic it is
I knew the second that mod came out I would see you make a video about it, and its as good as I imagined it
Thanks!
What mod is it?
the best gameplay ive seen, this is harder than it looks, absolute showmanship
Thank you!
This really puts into perspective just how ruthless and brutal Medieval combat was.
I’m fighting with this armor mod on and this is hard. The armor is too well made lmao
Major props to ur skills
0:31 now that is brutal
Mordhau ost is PERFECT choose for this class of fight in my opinion, i love duel fight in Mordhau
That stab to the twins followed by the uppercut was foul 💀and the Mordhau music was the icing on the cake.
Using Mordhau's theme song was a nice added touch to the video! 😁
Mordhau has great music!
Your attention to detail is most impressive.
Thanks!
Really like this one man. That first part you got tossed around mah boi.
2:52 I felt that 💀
Well he’s not having children any time soon
Love that the maces actually have impact
Honestly, in those times it was somewhat like, "Can I get your name" then its fight to the death, you know, you sometimes knew who you were trying to kill instead of
Gun go bang
The aiming for the neck thing is so realistic. That would literally be what knights would do the most. EDIT: I made a misrake. Stop the arguing, its not twitter.
The armor is missing a gorget i.e. neck protection. The neck wouldn't be exposed like that.
@@edheldudeThe armor literally has a gorget, you could a chainmail underneath but it would still hurt.
@@eeurr1306It doesn’t. Not only can you see the flesh underneath in the video, but as someone with the mod: there’s no chain mail at the neck.
@@tfan2222 There is a gorget there, it doesnt protrude but its still a gorget. Just look up types of gorgets, alot of them only cover just the base of the neck. I also never said that they have chainmail. I said that you could put chainmail underneath the helmet to cover the neck, in a form of a chain hood for example. Of course you can also have the chainmal attached like a mask.
@@tfan2222 0:29 The gorget covers half of the neck.
Whenever they grab their head to plunge a dagger in the neck...
Gets me everytime
Elegantly executed, you got the same mods and play style as I do! That first disarm you did with the polehammer was slick 🤘💀🤘
Thankss!
As always, my favorite B&S youtuber never ceases to amaze. Real quick: What are your battle talent settings? I'd like to know.
Keep up the good work, shed some more blood for us.
Thanks! I use mostly standard settings for Battle Talent with the following changes:
-Movement: no swing
-fov: 90
-cheat health, cheat mana, cheat durability, cheat slow motion: on
The side character General you look up to in the background of your story campaign being an absolute god:
I spent 6 hours trying to fix lag and graphic issues but it was worth it
Glad you could fix it!
the music (Taiga from the Mordhau soundtrack) and the way you fight is amazing
Thanks :) Mordhau music is underrated!
@@interestingameplay agreed, I feel it's somewhat overshadowed by Chivalry 2's music
I haven't listened to Chivelry 2's music, I'll have to check it out :)
@@interestingameplay Duty and Honor II is a good one in the soundtrack
1:14 that punch HAD to be personal
He got bitch slapped
the Mordhau soundtrack was just the cherry on top, nice.
This guy is the best vr fighter I've ever seen. I don't know how I wasn't subscribed before this video
this is the reason I want to invest in a VR setup soooo badly
the type of fun I want to have ¸¸
This has better choreography than most movies do.
As awesome as this was I doubt someone could manhandle someone in full plate which is realy heavy and throw them around but I do realize blade and sorcery has different physics
Send this guy back to medieval times, he will make the history books
one of the issues i have with vr games is i never feel like my character is there theres always something missing. vr developers are too afraid to throw your character around an it really throws you out of the exp a punch to the head should force my face another direction i should get tackled to the ground an stuff like that enemies it feels like their attacking an iron golem when i fight them hence why i love cyberpunk 2077 vr mod feels better then 70% of the dedicated vr games around
I share your opinion but I see why they don't do it.
It would be VERY disorienting for 95% of people.
Spending resources catering to a feature only 5% people will use is unwise, considering the already small teams most VR game devs have.
every kills was a masterpiece dude
Dudes the Big Boss of medieval combat
0:30 this kill was brutal af
made me go "dayumn" out loud
I love that everyobe agrees that MMP is one of the best blade & sorcery mods
0:30 was COLD, only 30 seconds in and off to a great start
This was the sickest thing I've ever watched.
Thanks!
Your coolest one ive seen so far, very well done
Thanks a lot!
I didn't actually think it was going to be realistic but god damn you really did make it realistic.
Thanks! I tried :)
1:48 was a whole For Honor execution! I mean the way he fell to his knees was just comical
1:53 my man fell on his knees 😭
Damn the stab at 2:52 was brutal, you took away his future generations before taking away his life 💀💀💀
Mordhau music is just ugh *chefs kiss*
1:53 I think his balls traveled to another world😂😂😂😂
Mordhau music goes crazy
You know, as a recreational fighter myself, this is badass. Though, I use Scalemail Armor for more capability and versatility.
Flawless and amazing as always! All the best my friend! 👍🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥
i will never understand how people get this smooth combat. When ever i play they just run into me and fall down i cant even fight them since they are all up in my face
Keep in mind UA-camrs edit the best clips together. He also uses slow-mo.
Nothing wrong with either of these things! They make for a great viewing experience.
But yeah your game play isn't gonna look like this 90% of the time.
Also I know there are ai mods that help with some of the npc behavior. Not sure if he uses one.
I would absolutely love to see you do some kind of realistic scythe combat in a stealth run or something
Well scythes were never used in combat so it'd be tricky, I can try though!
@@interestingameplay What about a sickle of some kind?
Also, I found a page regarding war scythes; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_scythe
I'd love to see what kind of creative combat techniques you can come up with otherwise :)
Ah yes war scythes were very similar to halbards and spears and used as such.
I actually have a few ideas for using the traditional farming scythe in combat, maybe with sickles and pitchforks I can make some farmer themed combat video haha XD
@@interestingameplay That sounds awesome dude. I’d love to see that. Looking forward to your creativity.
How are your movements so amazingly smooth. I just got into VR and to me feels impossible lol. Especially in one of your videos where you're jumping and grabbing on to ledges effortlessly..great work. The videos are awesome.
Thank you very much! Though a lot of what I do comes down to the editing, repetition and use of slow motion :)
@@interestingameplay Regardless great work. You still executed the basic movements. You ever think of doing tutorials on basic concepts for vr swordplay?
Guys before you start saying he is better than brutality, he used slo mo sped up footage. Brutality doesn’t
I enjoy how he disarm his opponents by putting his weapon under the opponent arms and yank it up with both arm
That was fun! Glad you noticed :)
- so, how do you relax after work?
- eh, you know... Gaming.
There is a reason why Sabaton included knights as intro in their song about tank development
2:53 bro, you are a menace for doing that to the poor npc😂
😅
i rlly like how u play, u r my fav youtube channel of Blade and sorcery
Reading this made me very happy, thank you!
@@interestingameplay ❤
I heard mords music and I instantly knew this guy knows his stuff... 10/10
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
I think ima get Blade sorcery
What people don’t understand about armoured sword fighting is that it was more like wrestling than actually swinging a sword
You fighting was so smooth and satisfying
Thank you!
@@interestingameplay yeah no prob glad making you feel batter 😊
oh oh haha yeah that would do it. Of course your opponent would be trying to do the same thing to you not slashing at your impervious armour. The hits would also not send them flying through the air, but that only happens here because B&S physics are pretty scuffed.
Imagine maces crumpling armour sinking into flesh and bones, blades and points agonisingly slowly being pushed into the knights weak points millimetres at a time as their desperate attempts to fend you off grow weaker... Like all combat armoured combat was messy, brutal and involved a lot of bodily fluids leaking every where.
Our host did well replicating the techniques but games are pretty behind in having a opponent that can react appropriately to the setting and input of the player, whether they be another player or a bot.
Yes unless we get a good grappling system for vr combat it is difficult to get armoured combat right
@@interestingameplay
You are legitimately only held back by technology at this point.
I always forget how much Mordhau music SLAPS
my favorite history channel
Lol thanks!
when an assasin retires and plays a killing vr be like:
I swear this game brings out a scary side of me I never knew I had. In nearly all games and media, when it comes to fighting, I always prefer the quick, nimble and risky fighters. I play rushdown characters in fighting games, my favorite character action game is Sifu, in shooters I’m a huge fan of smg’s and when it comes to swordplay and melee weapons, I love katanas, tantos, daggers and rapiers. Yet every time I boot up blade and sorcery, I ALWAYS grab at least one axe and end up tossing my other weapons in favor of axes. I often beat the absolute crap out of my enemies with chops and punches, while also picking them up, tossing them into the air and either juggling them with punches or having them land into my sword. I often bash enemies in the face with the hilt of the weapon before finishing them off with some big slash or stab. I just play in an incredibly brutal play style that would put me on an fbi watchlist. But the weirdest part is that despite preferring and using faster weapons like daggers and katanas that I am much more familiar with and know how to use properly, when I start using any axe or two handed sword, I start doing considerably better with them, despite the fact that I dont know any proper techniques or fighting styles with them. When I use a dagger in the game, I’m still very good, I can dodge well, I can deflect very well despite their size and I can use them very well with other weapons and magic, but I still need to think of plans and strategies while fighting. With the modded katanas, I’m able to use proper techniques and attacks, I can deflect about 95% of attacks, I play very patient and passive very well and I’m very fast with them, but I still need to think a lot about how I fight with them. But then I pick up an axe or great sword and my brain turns off and I’ve suddenly massacred 30 gladiators without taking a hit. It’s like I have some hidden talent with larger weapons that I never knew about. The funny thing is I’m having a similar experience with a shooter I’ve been playing a ton recently called battle bit. With that game I can use any weapon fine, usually getting 1-2 kills per life. But then I use a marksman rifle (mainly the M110) and I’m getting 4-6 kills per life even though I prefer smgs and pistols.
It’s like I get some cliche anime power up whenever I use very specific weapons, it’s so weird.
Fantastic choice of music as always👌
Thanks 😁
Wow. Never played this game, but this would actually be a good simulator for historians to use. Even the samurai in japan had to use grappling and techniques very similar to this to get at gaps in armor. From what i know about the samurai, its no wonder they are compared to european knights. Seems like knights did the same thing. Daggers were a good side arm to finish off your enemy after being wounded by main weapon. This is pretty interesting from a historical perspective.
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First time I've watched a vid that say's it's "realistic" and not had 1000 disagreements with the statement lmao. Well researched, lots of entertaining and accurate techniques in this!
Would have known you'd been watching Dequietem without you saying it thanks to the pure disrespect you show for the mace as an anti-armour weapon in the first half lol.
Glad you liked it!
It is a rare occasion to find someone who handles his weapon, as well as I do
Always an inspiration!! :)
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ill have to try this out myself looks brutal