Post by kelloth on May 6, 2011 6:54:54 GMT -5
I've been looking about at the costs of each items. I find it fairly interesting on several items. I'll make a list of several that look 'very' interesting.
Rapier - Doesn't need a blade. (before anyone starts ranting about 'rapier not having a blade because it is a pointing weapon, I will ask a question; "why does spear have 'short blade' on it then?" to make vain of such explanations.
Dart - needs same ammount of iron that 2x same number of bullets. Arrow head = 2 ingots and darts need also additional 4 ingots. Why this many iron? throwing axes even cost less than this and they do more damage too!
Darts do wight less than throwing axes so why do they have more iron in them? I would understand 2+ arrow head but total 6 iron... no one will want to ever make em if their over-expensive like that.
Throwing axes and shuriken - They cost the same. I find interesting that throwing axes cost no wood when the handle is clearly made of it. Should shuriken be also cheaper when they do less damage and are smaller? or is this to balance that shuriken have no weight? Strenth modifier also do not increase shuriken damage above the 1d3 like it does for darts and throwing axes.
Halberd - missing but you told me already it is on 'the things to do' list so I'm just putting it here so when you read these you will remember that the halberd was still missing.
Rapier - Doesn't need a blade. (before anyone starts ranting about 'rapier not having a blade because it is a pointing weapon, I will ask a question; "why does spear have 'short blade' on it then?" to make vain of such explanations.
Dart - needs same ammount of iron that 2x same number of bullets. Arrow head = 2 ingots and darts need also additional 4 ingots. Why this many iron? throwing axes even cost less than this and they do more damage too!
Darts do wight less than throwing axes so why do they have more iron in them? I would understand 2+ arrow head but total 6 iron... no one will want to ever make em if their over-expensive like that.
Throwing axes and shuriken - They cost the same. I find interesting that throwing axes cost no wood when the handle is clearly made of it. Should shuriken be also cheaper when they do less damage and are smaller? or is this to balance that shuriken have no weight? Strenth modifier also do not increase shuriken damage above the 1d3 like it does for darts and throwing axes.
Halberd - missing but you told me already it is on 'the things to do' list so I'm just putting it here so when you read these you will remember that the halberd was still missing.