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thvaz
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2016-06-25 11:40
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I can confirm this, though I don't think it is a bug. more like a balancing issue.
A peasant broke my adventurer's feet by punching it through his bronze high boot. So it is way to overpowered right now. |
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"Hello and welcome to the Hydraulic Press Channel. Today we will be crushing this adventurer."
Definitely seems a bit odd. Thing is, I've taken and given head hits that bend the neck with no apparent spinal damage. So it seems extremely variable. |
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thvaz
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2016-06-25 19:19
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I had this too, I think may be based on the strength of the blow. However, why the hell would a peasant have the strength to break a armored limb? |
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Same reason a dog can chew the fuck out of dragon bone armor. XP |
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Witty
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2016-07-04 14:53
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Just confirming this as well. A quick arena test shows simple jabs with an iron spear vs iron armor is tearing muscle and bruising bones. While certainly possible, there should at that point then be some substantial warping of the armor piece in question. Forces definitely need a nerf |
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Yup. A mace swing to the upper leg causes enough torsion to damage the spine. I "could" see this making sense if the weapon in question had a huge contact area at a velocity greater than vanilla weapon values, but the mace is just 20 @ 2k velocity. So quite OP. |
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2016-08-05 12:35
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Also it feels like this damage is not affected by armor nearly enough. Go into arena in steel armor and have someone punch you with bare fists. The punches do none or absolutely minimal damage to their target, as they should, but the transferred force can be devastating, tearing tendons and crippling limbs.
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