How many more weapon classes can SE bring for new jobs?

[Hasrat]

Ok, people, just to clear things up: Scythes make absolutely terrible weapons. It takes a lot of suspension of disbelief, when you consider how the cutting edge is perpendicular to the handle. There's a reason they never caught on as actual weapons. It's because all of the physics involved says you get shit for power out of a design like that.

Think about swinging a scythe, and ask yourself, how are you actually meant to be doing any damage with that.

[SokiYagami]

Ok, people, just to clear things up: Scythes make absolutely terrible weapons. It takes a lot of suspension of disbelief, when you consider how the cutting edge is perpendicular to the handle. There's a reason they never caught on as actual weapons. It's because all of the physics involved says you get shit for power out of a design like that.

Think about swinging a scythe, and ask yourself, how are you actually meant to be doing any damage with that.

Magic, cause this is a fantasy game where we can outlive real life constraints?

[Sylvina]

Ok, people, just to clear things up: Scythes make absolutely terrible weapons. It takes a lot of suspension of disbelief, when you consider how the cutting edge is perpendicular to the handle. There's a reason they never caught on as actual weapons. It's because all of the physics involved says you get shit for power out of a design like that.

Think about swinging a scythe, and ask yourself, how are you actually meant to be doing any damage with that.

Except it's a fantasy world and nobody cares how things work in real life. The Sea of Clouds is cool and that's all that matters, in real life gravity would spoil the fun.

[KisaiTenshi]

Except it's a fantasy world and nobody cares how things work in real life. The Sea of Clouds is cool and that's all that matters, in real life gravity would spoil the fun.

Upsidaisium

https://youtu.be/9yI_rxu436c?t=1092

[Sereph6]

Ok, people, just to clear things up: Scythes make absolutely terrible weapons. It takes a lot of suspension of disbelief, when you consider how the cutting edge is perpendicular to the handle. There's a reason they never caught on as actual weapons. It's because all of the physics involved says you get shit for power out of a design like that.

Think about swinging a scythe, and ask yourself, how are you actually meant to be doing any damage with that.

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