Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 00:54:05 No. 3371
>Akaviri katanas do more damage than normal steel swords WHY?
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 01:15:13 No. 3374
b8 thread but it probably has more to do with akavari weapons being of higher build quality than most tamrielic weapons. If I remember correctly morrowind had a steel katana that did around the same damage as a steel longsword.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 02:20:58 No. 3379
1. Because they're from a foreign, legendary culture in-game
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 04:59:06 No. 3381
When you have people who obsess about the metaphysics of a fictional world telling you that you're acting like an autistic prick, then you know you've gone full autist
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 07:25:22 No. 3389
>>3371 Actually, looking at the blades in question, they're pretty thick, and aren't made in the same way at Other Katana's, I don't think they use as much sand, shit looks pretty Steel.
That and it's akavir, a land so fa rfrom tamriel that a good chunk of it's logic doesn't apply, like a country that operates around a completely different setting and game mechanic.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 09:17:31 No. 3394
>>3389 Have you seen how thick the steel swords are?
They're like slabs of metal that would cut through a car, if they could be swung.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 11:58:14 No. 3403
>>3371 “This will be fascinating to watch,” hissed the Potentate, a wide grin across his narrow face. “I don't know if I've even seen a Cyrodiil fight an Akavir like this. Usually it's army against army. At last we can settle which philosophy is better – to create armor to combat swords as your people do, or to create swords to combat armor as mine do.”
– 2920, The Last Year of the First Era
Akaviri/Tsaesci just seem to have a superior weaponsmith tradition than people from Tamriel. I know that in practice it likely is more "folded a thousand times" mystique bullshit, but at least there seems to be a coherent in-lore excuse we can accept instead.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 12:02:58 No. 3404
>>3371 Okay mate.
In Morrowind, Katanas dealt less damage than long swords IIRC, but they had higher attack speed.
In Oblivion, The Akaviri Katana is the only Katana and the only Akaviri Weapon in the game.
So why do you fetcher conclude that Beth thinks Katanas are stronger than their straight counterparts?
Stop being such an outlander.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 12:11:51 No. 3405
Aw, fuck it.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 12:28:33 No. 3406
Because they're probably well-kept leftovers from elite warriors or bodyguards from the time of the Potentates, and those elites would've been given well-made equipment.
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 15:47:49 No. 3420
>>3404 Nope, katanas IRL are more massive than western swords and swing slower. The katana
is inferior to the arming sword in just about every way.
>>3381 Go back to your final fantasy and tohou, weeb
Anonymous 11/26/14 (Wed) 20:56:01 No. 3435
>>3420 Why the fuck do you even care?
It's a fucking video game.
Since when do video games have to be realistic, especially one WHERE EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS A DREAM AND DEITIES DECIDE ON THE LAWS OF PHYSICS.
Do you have nothing better to do than bait this board with your fetchery?
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 00:33:48 No. 3440
>>3435 >Do you have nothing better to do than bait this board with your fetchery? Because LeEbinKatanaTrope is gay as hell
It annoys me that Bethesda included that to pander to weebs. It's a slippery slope to more japanime inspired autism
Then go back to your fetcher MOBAs/JRPGs/Korean MMOs. This is a western RPG, we at least want a fictional universe that makes some sense
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 01:26:36 No. 3442
>>3440 >It's a slippery slope to more japanime inspired autism But they went from having a whole bunch and varieties of Japanese swords in Morrowind to just two in Oblivion and Skyrim. And one of those two in both was a unique weapon.
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 01:39:42 No. 3444
>>3442 Well that's not from a reduction in japanese content specifically, it's from a reduction of weapons in general
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 06:07:32 No. 3457
>>3420 I've don't even like Bullet Hell games or JRPG's (generally speaking)
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 08:06:25 No. 3459
There are so many fucking better weapons in-game than the steel sword, and so many different materials are better than steel.
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 12:21:08 No. 3465
>>3440 N'wah, you're sperging over a game universe where silver weapons deal more damage than steel, ebony is a metal,
==FUCKING GLASS SWORDS== exist and don't shatter after two uses.
>I have no arguments why a game shouldn't have different weapon types with different advantages which might be slightly unrealistic >I know! Katanas are an may may now, that'll convince them that Katanas are shit Every type of sword is made for specific purposes and fighting styles.
If a person tries to convince me a Katana is the better sword, he's a weeb.
If you try to convince me western swords are vastly superior to Japanese swords, you're a fat, autistic neckbeard.
>hurr muh glorious western steel can cut straight through 7 Katanas
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 18:26:29 No. 3479
>>3465 >I know! Katanas are an may may now, that'll convince them that Katanas are shit >I have no arguments why a game shouldn't have different weapon types with different advantages which might be slightly unrealistic I like how you just call my argument a meme, and ignore the fact that there's actual proof arming swords were lighter weight, and in most cases made out of higher grade steel.
I can call your argument a meme because it is, but my argument has actual evidence. Sure the katana was great for dispatching unarmoured ashigura, but it was really only good for that. It was also completely ineffective against armor or shields.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4plBF80UBo Europeans were more technologically developed than the Japanese. Take your politically correct revisionism out of here. And no real military grade sword should be able to cut straight through and other real military grade sword, regardless of country of origin
Even though the katanas were made out of lower carbon steel, were ineffective for thrusting (western swords were effective for both thrusts and slashes), and useless against most forms of armor.
Even a Norman arming sword, or hell, even a spatha-type gladius, would be better for a thrust through mail than your fetcher sushi knife
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 18:28:32 No. 3480
>>3465 >==FUCKING GLASS SWORDS== exist and don't shatter after two uses. Concerning metallic "glass"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amorphous_metal
Anonymous 11/27/14 (Thu) 18:54:12 No. 3481
Anonymous 11/28/14 (Fri) 09:54:06 No. 3518
>>3480 The glass from the game does not look metallic, but rather like glass, letting light pass.
And even if it were diamond, a hit from the wrong angle and it would shatter.
And if we excuse glass being better than steel because it's in another universe following other laws of nature, then why can't a Katana, which we don't even know how it's made in Tamriel, and even less so if it's from Akavir, swing faster and be lighter than a regular steel longsword?
>>3479 >your fetcher sushi knife I don't obsess over swords at all. I don't even see what this huge fuss even is about. Why is it so bad that a blade from Akavir is better than a regular steel sword? Can a katana in a fictional universe not be lighter than their normal counterparts because there are other materials than steel in there?
And besides, the only thing than could pierce thick steel armor like in Elder Scrolls is by using the pointy end of a hammer or axe, or other blunt weapons.
Do you want a game where the only viable weapons are blunt?
Anonymous 11/28/14 (Fri) 17:40:24 No. 3526
>>3518 Diamond isn't a form of glass you fucking retard. Glasses by definition have an amorphous molecular structure
>hur dur glass is defined by being clear
Anonymous 11/30/14 (Sun) 05:28:47 No. 3564
ITT: /k/ and /his/ prove they are massively insecure autistic fetchers
Anonymous 12/01/14 (Mon) 01:24:07 No. 3577
>>3371 yeah, but can your steel katanas hurt the undead?
didn't think so.
Get some Silver weapons if you really want to survive tamriel
Anonymous 12/03/14 (Wed) 04:22:22 No. 3627
IRL katanas were pretty shit. The fact that Japanese iron is super low quality was at least a contributing factor.
Anonymous 12/03/14 (Wed) 21:06:51 No. 3668
>>3564 >Damage as a number is simplistic compared to how it works in real life anyway, so who cares? So you wouldn't have a problem with an iron dagger doing more damage than an iron warhammer?
>lol no physics on Nirn lol Eastern motifs are fine. Bending the end universe physics to favor a inferior sword types, however, is pandering to weebs
I'm not saying longswords and arming swords are better than katanas and tachis because they're western, I'm saying they're better because they're lighter, have better reach, are made of better steel with more spring to it and have more protective hilts
It's Bethesda, not me, who are putting cultural notions ahead of realism. Don't kill the messanger
Anonymous 12/04/14 (Thu) 06:12:10 No. 3674
>>3668 FFS, you're still sperging out over the stats of a sword in a fantasy game. Maybe Akavair Katanas are made out of much better steel than anything available on Tamriel, why do you assume that the swords in the game must be made exactly the same as their historical inspirations were.
Not only that if you compare a steel longsword and a steel katana in TES III, the katana is only better at chopping and is completely crap at thrusting (
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Steel_Longsword#Steel_Longsword ). Is that historically accurate enough for you?
Anonymous 12/04/14 (Thu) 16:42:41 No. 3682
>>3668 Just letting you know, this sort of shit screams "Sperglord"
You're talking about a universe where silver does more damage than iron. You're talking about a universe where volcanic glass is forged into armor and weapons. The entire god damn universe is a dream anyway. Would it be annoying if they made katanas and eastern weapons MASSIVELY superior and common? Yeah. But they're uncommon, and not even all that much better. Stop sperging out. Stop caring so much. It's meaningless.
Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 14:06:29 No. 3750
Just because it's a fantasy universe doesn't mean it can't have any common sense. If I found out magic was real here, I still wouldn't expect katanas to be better.
Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 16:19:05 No. 3753
>>3750 Bet you wouldn't expect swords made from volcanic glass to be better either
Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 18:31:09 No. 3754
>>3753 According to lore it is at least in part a trade secret, and "glass" is an in-universe nickname. Besides, it's more similar to metallic glass.
Anonymous 12/07/14 (Sun) 01:10:05 No. 3759
>>3750 Did you even read my post (>>3674)? Katanas made in Tamriel DON'T do more damage than longswords (except they are a bit better at chopping). We can assume that Katanas made in Akavair are made out of superior steel, is that so hard to get through your thick head.
If you discovered that there was a mysterious, unmapped continent that was practically unreachable (and possibly represented the future), would you still get all butthurt if their swords were better quality than your swords.
Anonymous 12/27/14 (Sat) 14:54:32 No. 4226
>>3759 The guy clearly hasn't played Morrowind on probably only came here to sperg about the chip on his shoulder.
Anonymous 12/27/14 (Sat) 17:45:12 No. 4228
>>3480 You're leaving out another substance that it highly likely for glass swords.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_crystal Any blade made from a monocrystal can be made sharper than alternatives by a lot.
Anonymous 01/23/15 (Fri) 01:40:30 No. 4733
>>4228 Real world crystals aren't flexible which is one of the features of Vvardenfell glass. It's just a fantasy material given a real word name, would you try arguing wooden armor is a good idea if we talked about Ebony?
Anonymous 01/23/15 (Fri) 02:57:12 No. 4737
Fucking Bethesda
Anonymous 02/09/15 (Mon) 07:45:24 No. 5155
>>3371 Nordic swords do more damage. Skyrim is for the nords. What's your point?
Anonymous 05/07/15 (Thu) 19:02:11 No. 6937
Anonymous 05/07/15 (Thu) 22:03:25 No. 6940
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I've always considered Glass to be a bit like obsidian only without the brittleness, because 'fantasy'. (though the brittleness is what allowed primitive people to make it so sharp in the first place)
Though fuck if I know what Ebony is really suppose to be. The lore says it's just a rarer variant of Glass, but items made from it *never* seem to actually have any sort of crystal-y appearance and instead the art people always design it looking like some sort of black metal.
Anonymous 05/07/15 (Thu) 23:09:12 No. 6943
>>6940
Isn't it Lorkhan's blood that just hardened?
Anonymous 05/07/15 (Thu) 23:49:48 No. 6945
>>4228
>>4733
/rocks/ here. Glass by definition is an amorphous solid
>nb4 it's a liquid
Urban legend, it's an amorphous solid
As I was saying, glass is by definition an amorphous solid (that is, a solid WITHOUT a crystalline lattice) and usually one made of silica at that (some non crystalline solidmetals are also called metallic "glass").
So it by definition the "glass" in TES cannot be a crystal. I would suggest it's an alloy between silica and another nonmetal or semimetal (similar to borosilicate glasses like pyrex)
Anonymous 05/08/15 (Fri) 02:18:46 No. 6950
>>6945
>Be Me
>First time playing Skyrim
>Almost ready to get the perk to forge Steel weapons
>Horde Charcoal because Carbon
>Get Steel Smithing Perk
>WTF is Corundum?
>Wait… Corundum… like Rubies and Sapphires and shit? What's this ore shit?
>Conclusion: The "Glass" in TES can be, by definition, whatever the fuck Bethesda says it is. It's more likely that it would be dried Malacath spunk, and it would make more sense in the TES world than saying it's borosilicate.
Anonymous 05/08/15 (Fri) 04:36:36 No. 6954
>>6950
>those massive hands
Anonymous 05/08/15 (Fri) 08:09:43 No. 6957
>>6954
What do you expect after 20 years of hanging over ledges over sheer vertical cliffs. You gotta have truckasaurus hands in her line of work.
Anonymous 05/08/15 (Fri) 17:05:08 No. 6959
>>6950
>there are no elements in tes
>implying corundium isnt a cupric alloy, possibly with buckle or tin
>"glass" in the yes universe is defined differently to include crystalline matter
>crystals flexing
Anonymous 05/12/15 (Tue) 17:49:06 No. 7009
>>3371
The swords which survived that long were of superior quality.
Anonymous 05/15/15 (Fri) 20:12:50 No. 7060
>>7009
>The swords which survived that long were of superior quality.
Resistance to corrosion=/=tensile strength
Resistance to corrosion=/=sharpness, mass, or capability of penetrating armor
Anonymous 05/16/15 (Sat) 11:30:05 No. 7076
>>3371
I agree that katanas in real life are dismally unimpressive weapons, but in Morrowind, there's such a lack in terms of types of katanas (Daedric and Steel, no glass or ebony or silver or whatever) and they're only good if you're using the Slash attack. So if you're doing combat the way it was intended (I.E not being a fetcher and using the "only use strongest attack" option) it was nowhere near as versatile as a longsword of the same material.
In Oblivion and Skyrim, there were precisely 1-2 kinds of katana, and they weren't the best there, either, as I recall.
Honestly, the way they're portrayed isn't TOO bad. Not as versatile as a European blade, and only really used by weaboo nobles and collectors who can get their hands on them.
Anonymous 05/17/15 (Sun) 20:31:35 No. 7122
>>7076
The real question is how come halberds, coached lances, and longbows aren't the best weapons
>B-b-b-but spears and polearms are grunt weapons! Heroes use sword so swords must be stronger
>But longbows are just bows, it's not like bodkins can pierce mail or plate, r-r-r-right?
>Obviously swords must be the best weapon because Luke Skywalker, King Arthur and Aragorn all use swords, right?
This is why Mount & Blade has so much merit. It takes into account realism, and not just fantasy tropes of sword worship.
Hell, Dark Souls is a japanese game and even they at least give polearms some proper credit
tl;dr: Bethesda need to study military history before they release any more TES installments
Anonymous 05/18/15 (Mon) 02:36:11 No. 7133
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. >>7122
>B-b-b-but spears and polearms are grunt weapons! Heroes use sword so swords must be stronger
Video Related.
Anonymous 05/18/15 (Mon) 03:13:48 No. 7135
>>7122
Polearms were designed for defending the van and anti-cavalry. They're not that effective in single combat.
tl;dr: they were meant for the battlefield
Anonymous 05/18/15 (Mon) 05:30:30 No. 7138
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. >>7135
>They're not that effective in single combat.
That is a myth, They're only ineffective in extremely tight corners
Anonymous 05/18/15 (Mon) 09:37:17 No. 7145
>>7122
However, for the purposes of adventuring, swords are more convenient. You can wear a sword, you can't wear a spear, or a halberd, and longbows are a little cumbersome as well.
Anonymous 05/21/15 (Thu) 07:23:52 No. 7195
>>7145
shields aren't very convenient to walk around with either but no one seems to have a problem with those on adventurers
Anonymous 05/21/15 (Thu) 09:03:18 No. 7196
>>7145
>You can't wear a spear or halberd
>Being this much of a manlet
Anonymous 05/22/15 (Fri) 03:03:13 No. 7207
>>7195
Eve most of the shields in the game are too small. The hold guard shields are hardly larger than bucklers (and not used in buckler style fencing).
There should be more kite sheilds, scuta [plural for scutum], hoplons, and pavises.
But again, Bethesda has an inexplicable spite towards military history, so we get tons of stupid looking and impossibly heavy Dwemer/Orcish weapons but no realistic sheilds or polearms, and too little chainmail/lamellar
Anonymous 05/22/15 (Fri) 04:02:07 No. 7209
>>7207
It's not so much that they hate military history, they just really, really love being fetchers.
Anonymous 05/22/15 (Fri) 07:46:58 No. 7212
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>>7207
The orcish weapons piss me off the most… they're suppose to be some of the best non-weird-fantasy-crystal-bullshit smiths alive. They shouldn't be making a bunch of shit that looks like crude jagged chunks of metal bolted to a stick! Even if you say "well, they're basically scattered refugees living in skyrim so they don't have the ability to make anything fancy" then their crafts should at least be simple, direct yet still well-made armaments, not this fucking LotR Uruk-Hai looking crap.
Anonymous 05/22/15 (Fri) 10:06:47 No. 7215
>>3371
You haven't actually come across a real katana. People claim to have real ones all over the place, because those fetchers bought replicas. The knowledge that katanas are superior weapons of great cutting power, sharpness that has been proven to be able to cut bullets (held in a vice, not by someone but I welcome weeaboos to try), has been known for centuries.
Anonymous 05/24/15 (Sun) 08:16:20 No. 7238
>>7195
Yeah, those are a pain in the ass to carry too. That's why they had bucklers, dumbass.
>>7196
>Not being a 7+ foot tall retarded goliath.
Yeah, poor me. Polearms can't be worn, end of discussion. You can run, climb, potentially even swim with a sword. You can also eat and lead a horse or any number of things requiring two hands while travelling. Polearms are objectively a shit for anything that's not a straight up warzone.
Anonymous 05/24/15 (Sun) 18:50:22 No. 7242
>>7238
>Polearms can't be worn
4u
I can do it because I'm better than you. You mad? You mad? You're mad. Calm down. No, wait. Don't.
Anonymous 05/24/15 (Sun) 23:06:19 No. 7246
It figures you guys don't even known how to handle your poles.
Anonymous 05/24/15 (Sun) 23:28:33 No. 7247
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>>7246
I hate that due to the way skyrim handles sheathed two handed weapons, it's impossible to rig a polearm to be positioned well in a player's hands without also making it look silly on their back
Anonymous 05/24/15 (Sun) 23:37:55 No. 7248
>>7246
Oh, I know how to handle my poles.
Anonymous 05/25/15 (Mon) 00:38:52 No. 7249
>>7247
Bethesda have no concept of melee combat being a form of martial art. As far as they're concerned, its just about clubbing your opponent until the run out of HP. They have no regard for stances, direction of swing, thrust vs strike, etc.
I'm not saying Warband, Dark Souls or Chivalry are completely realistic, but at least they include a the concept of parrying, which is inexplicably absent in TES
Anonymous 05/25/15 (Mon) 10:37:04 No. 7252
>>7249
It's not necessarily the same, but there's this:
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/62856/ ?
Anonymous 05/25/15 (Mon) 10:53:01 No. 7254
>>7215
>sharpness that has been proven to be able to cut bullets
Can't you do the exact same thing with a shaving razor?
Anonymous 05/25/15 (Mon) 10:54:11 No. 7255
>>7246
>Not wearing your weapons magnetically stuck to your back
Anonymous 05/25/15 (Mon) 15:44:48 No. 7264
>>7252
That actually looks great. Would install if I wasn't fucking sick of Skyrim.
Anonymous 05/26/15 (Tue) 02:12:28 No. 7277
>>7264
It makes the combat a lot better. Blocking skill increases with weapons with that mod, and there's actual reactive blocking. Not just "I'll hold up my sword in one position, lol. You couldn't possibly stab me below it." I was fucking sick of Skyrim for awhile too. That's why I modded the hell out of it, keeping everything clean looking in Wrye Bash. Inhabitants of Skyrim presets and Tropical Skyrim Overhaul because I was tired of the same old NPCs/player choices and snow. There's still dialogue about snow. Followers say Elsewhere is shit because of tropical forests and dusty badlands.. while we run through tropical forests.. and.. dusty badlands. Someone needs to make a "look at him and laugh" animation mod.
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 02:01:46 No. 7315
>>7242
The vast majority can't be, considering they vary anywhere from 5 to 16 feet in length. I defy you to wear a fucking 6 foot spear and still go about your daily fucking business. I wear swords frequently, and I still bang the scabbard up against doorways and shit when I'm not paying attention.
Polearms are weapons for the battlefield, they are not sidearms, that's why nobody went around Italian city-states or Germany carrying a fucking Halberd or a bec de corbin, you fucking autist.
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 02:12:18 No. 7317
>>7315
>I wear swords frequently
What do you even do for a living? Or are you a weeb who thinks he's turning Japanese?
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 02:15:20 No. 7318
>>7317
I despise the Japanese and all their creations. I'm currently a student, and this is mostly an around the house thing. If I wear a weapon in public, it's gonna be a gun.
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 04:05:13 No. 7321
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. >>7318
>not carrying your sword in public
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 04:55:14 No. 7323
>>7321
Actually, I've looked into the legality of it. I can indeed wear my sword openly in the state of Florida. Time to buy a decent baldric, because this belt frog is utter shit. At least until I can get a proper CC license.
Anonymous 05/28/15 (Thu) 05:54:44 No. 7324
So back to the topic at hand- polearms are at best mildly cumbersome walking sticks when not on a raging battlefield, let alone while travelling, where it's actually beneficial to keep both hands free. On a battlefield, they're damn useful.
Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 20:37:26 No. 7416
>>7323
>AK-47 is legal for open carry in my state
>I can't bring my hand forged 19th century Chinese ceremonial Jian in public
for the record, Jians>>>>katanas/tachis/nodachis/[insert oversized sushi knife here]
Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 20:38:53 No. 7417
>>7324
I'd think hiking sticks of any sort would be of merit in mountainous terrain, especially if it will help balance you as you drag a heavy ass shield up the mountain
Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 21:21:43 No. 7420
>>7323
>This guy will never go George Zimmerman on some nog with a sword
Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 22:28:12 No. 7425
>>7416
That's because guns kill people more cleanly, less blood though not much less. Swords hack shit wide open. Ever had a part of your body hacked open? It fucking sucks. If someone doesn't kill you outright with a gun, the bullet burns inside. If someone slashes you with a sword and you're left alive, you have to either get the wound cauterized or bandaged up a lot before some hack shoves needles through your nerves and stitches you up. That's the painful part. You have a higher chance of losing limbs. There was some guy in public claiming to be the Highlander, with a sword. The police approached this guy in a tank and used teargas.
Anonymous 06/03/15 (Wed) 19:29:09 No. 7490
>>7420
>implying I won't wear the sword openly, and the .44 concealed
>>7416
Move to Florida, n'wah.
>>7417
In theory. I'd much rather have a sword and a buckler, and call it a fucking day.
>>7425
Precisely. They're excellent weapons.
But the police having a fucking tank is insane and excessive. But I imagine he was waving it around like a fucking madman.
Anonymous 06/04/15 (Thu) 21:46:35 No. 7507
>>7490
>Move to Florida, n'wah.
>karst topography+trade winds+ low elevation
Enjoy your natural disasters. Florida is practically Black Marsh
Anonymous 06/05/15 (Fri) 00:29:30 No. 7509
>>7507
And I can wear a sword in public. So I win.
Anonymous 06/06/15 (Sat) 00:32:31 No. 7524
>>7507
>dense swamp with giant lizards & trees
holy shit
Anonymous 06/09/15 (Tue) 16:02:22 No. 7562
>>5155
The point might be that OP is being so anal in wondering why Bethesda buys into the weeb crap of a katana being so superior. I'm just gonna throw this in: this shit has been going on since Arena.
Anonymous 06/15/15 (Mon) 20:53:31 No. 7593