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Sick ass helmet
Thank you. Based off of real viking spectacle helmets :)
With the exception of the faceplated one lol
Creative liberties took hold
would love some anglo saxon stuff too
Saxons 🤮
Something I never got to make was nasal helms and whatnot. I kept forgetting lol
not really about the reference, i just though the clothes on the horse was funny looking
@sullen charm Didnt they blindfold horses because if they got scared or something they could fling the rider off
I remember hearing the horses were blinded by a cloth and just controlled by the rider
During jousts iicr that sometimes happened
not in war tho
the horse is trained
huh
why do you feel bad for the horse
btw would be cool if we had wolfribs
used that helmet myself and can say that its overpowered irl
because theyre just animals which graze
made to fight
i think its alright
honse
@grand flax go to #general-catfish-🐱🐟 and lets debate
Not 100% historical + out of period anyway
The only sources showing such helmets are fantastical
There's also no surviving pieces or any other depiction of them in other contexts
it is widely accepted around the world that it is historical
By the buhurt community*
Accepted and actual proof is two different things
it does
It doesn't
they used blinders, not blindfolds
Historically inspired ? Sure
butthurt without the tts
ok
idk if i want to argue with you
Ok!
i know i was getting my points subtracted for wearing not historical shoes
Bossk is the craziest history guy we have
I don’t think you CAN argue with him and he knows about everything
ik about buhurt tournaments
does he know about medieval fight club
you speld boss wrong
i bet he dont
you spelld dont wronk
We don't talk about the fight club
(1480-1485 France, BNF Français 22971 - Le secret de l'histoire naturelle)
guh??
who
London’s finest
garsh darn he DOES know
lmao
is that mrbeast in the back
masturbeast
What year was it when.. people know how to make an actual fist
who
say the full name and address of everyone in the photo
London McEngland on the far right
don’t get near us*
nuhuh
You guys are sweaty nerds!!!
thats me lmao
piggyface
the nub
fav armet design
its op now cuz u guys are not stubbing each other
i bet you can't see shit in it hHAHAHA
damn armet at its peak
🤦♂️
all armets are great tbh
This one's technically italian but I bet you're talking about the later one
Yeah it's such a classic it's very nice
The peak knightly helmet
That is the ugliest helmet I’ve ever seen
sugarloaf is uglier
Effective for bashing each others in the face senseless maybe
that's how the battle goes
It’s atleast a classic
Real battlefields weren't buhurt matches.
i know duh
Also the armet I posted is obviously a cavalry helmet primordially
Buhurt is not real it is still amazing btw but the difference are to big
even in the weigh of weapon
you are still getting hit in the face with polearms
How much do they weigh
🤔 heavier for sure but not so heavy
4.5 lb falchion LMAO
We’re not posting really references anymore
yes
nvm 3-4
Buhurt armor is different and thicker, you're also not trying to kill eachothers or wrestle with weapons, you're also not allowed certain type of armors, can't lift your visor ..
they are heavier and bigger meant to big bonk while real weapons are meant to some fencing
Buhurt is a cool sport but even historical buhurt is extremely different from what's done today
tbh im trying to kill the opponent
and we also wrestle with weapons
its really hard to kill someone like that so you always go 100%
hit them on the back of the head 5 times
but its is different. Idk it is like compare airsoft and real battle
happens all the time
airsoft is too different from shooting a real weapon
lets go to offtopic
brain damage must prevail
Also can't use certain weapons, I have yet to see buhurters use pollaxes, spears, longswords (But they can't use it because stabs are prohibited)
this tbh
Actually
eveningstar
I just see them use short axes
Same shit different toilet
I've seen them use bardiches and axes but yknow, just your average beating the shit out of each other
I love bardiches
Unlike on a battlefield
Why so?
cuz no point
I’m guessing because you can’t use the point of it
with the sowrd u have a point a the ability to control every inch of the weapon
u dont need this in bohurt
spears are used in 1x1s
u need bonk and axe is the best for bonk
Harnischfechten (even tho taking a few liberties) is still way more historical since it's the main focus
Not saying buhurt is trash, it's a fun sport
buhurt is amazing
but ppl need to stop claiming it's historical
we have yet to go to off-topic
Harnischfechten?
Some shit for men
Harness Fencing
lol
yeah you're not doing harness fencing lol
No offence but you have no idea of what you're talking about
ok… go to #general-catfish-🐱🐟 or I’ll like… time-out for 1 minute… ITS NOT HARD!!!
god damn i love them
AMONGUSS
Only real ones use this
They dont really fit the period of half sword
Although they look pretty good
my bad
Typo
didnt read correctly cuz i have autism
Imagine a 16th century expansion to half sword
it is possible i believe
Cuirassiers and all of that shit
Yeah we just need the base game to be successful
yup
i hope it will
like Frank by himself is an incredible guy
Hopefully kickstarter is gonna go well for the team
yup i will pay 100%
I believe they’ll work full time on hs when the kickstarter campaign stops
there are a lot of amazing stuff thatis planned
like fencing stances
The adventure mode seems really cool
he said that they will rework everything to make it look real or at least close to it
Imagine learning techniques from a school or something like that
the game will have raids type of stuff
idk like in escape from tarkov
Yep heard it you saying that the other day
Bug fixes n all that
And being able to actually fight in an arena and not a void is just
Chefs kiss
Modding support is something that we’ll hopefully see in the release for the game
Infinite content basically
There’s gonna be exclusive kickstarter builds so it’s really worth it
Isnt the one above in the early 1500s
This one is 1570
this one based on early 15th century art (1410-20s)
And this one 1475
So we can have them!
But not this one :(
WAIT
I’m a little wrong
Not 1500s we’re in
We’re in 1400s
I keep getting confused
It is good to know I can use that armet
if i am not mistaken this one calls close helm which is armet but with different opening mechanism
first version of armet if i am not mistaken
It's a armet
It's just that it's an early form of armets so they kinda kept the visor style of previous helmets (bascinets)
Reminder that the visor of a helmet doesn't define its type
i thought the earliest version was s18
They are from the same-ish era
Also this is arguably the earliest depiction of an armet
Name: Brandolino III Brandolini
Date: 1396
Location: Castel Brando, Cison di Valmarino, Italy
bomberman helmet
what
Sabatons
this is early 15th century and late 14th century stuff wont fit to the game
Yes it is considered plate armor
no sabatins are in half sword rn
would be cool to have them
They wore those in the 15th century?
thot the devs said it was like mid 15th
They would be in this time period
they got a little fuckin wacky in the 14th and 15th centuries huh
whats up with that bro i think you left a little bit of spare metal on those
The shoes back then were whacky
Classic duck foot sabatons
lemon peppa steppas
You would also see pointed toe sabatons, the style varied by place more than time period
did not talk about them
they will be in the game i think its like 100%
sabatons and chain and etc
Bardiche when devs 🤤 we have been good.. or maybe a Lochaber Axe ? (Third pic)
The Lochaber axe is first recorded in 1501, as an "old Scottish batale ax of Lochaber fasoun"
So I know 1501 is stretching it a little cause the game is set In 1470, correct?
Absolutely horrifying :)
need.
as far as we know 1430 - 1480
Bardiche is absolutely in the running then 💪🫡
But idk about mista Lochaber
thats a "grand sallet" the predecessor of a barbute
or, no
that's a different yet extremely similar helmet i'm thinking of
i'd consider an armet closed, though, to me its just a strangely articulated barbute
Would it mean theres a thing called a Great Sallet then
i've seen something called a grand sallet in the metropolitan but i consider it a barbute
let me find it
@stuck pelican
Knew it...
So.. Theres like teirs of protection
Grand means its a somewhat better than regular equipment
Great means its much superior than regular equipment
usually it just means bigger
I mean, for armor this wouldent be the case would it?
great and grand are usually interchangeable
great bascinet and grand bascinet, for example
same exact thing
that's why i kept calling it a grand sallet
Wack, Grand sounds a little.. Less great
saying "great (armor piece)" is usually reserved for "really well made" in my lingo
@vocal vale Is there any like
Histroical images of bucklers
With like additional size added to them
So its a bit more protective
maybe with like a bit of wood on the sides for stuff like spears
i dont really research shields
except for bouches
because i think their techniques of suspension are cool
i've seen those a couple times before but i have no clue what the deal with them is
they've got the little notch in the corner
they're in half sword
suspended
those ones dont have notches but they're the same thing pretty much
you could either use them like a shield or strap them around your neck or around your armpit
Your NECK?
guy on the left is doing it
usually it was worn like the guy on the left is doing
Wait let me check #1175715349614833704 maybe i have something like this already about wearing stuff
it evolved into the "grand guard", a piece of garniture found in the 1500s
I really want to see a bunch of these suggestions ingame
it will allow so many styles of combat and visuals
Arent those helmets 16th century
yeah
what do you mean
That helmet is a stud
Was it so weapons couldent slide on the helmet to lead to more vital points
And if thats the case, why isnt it around armor edges
not quite sure
might be decoration to be honest
ah, it secures the helmet lining
from the description of a sallet with those rivets, "Nine large star-shaped rivets and two small ones secure the lining of the helmet."
Ah
these studs are there to attach the liner to the helmet
for wearing comfort
can be gilded as well
gilded, as in cover in a layer of gold
oh
or brass if you are poor
well, not many examples of them exist. Some of the surviving ones could have been painted at a later date
theres some evidence of painted sallets from the late ish 15th century
well some black sallets might have been painted, but thats about it. And those come at the very end of the 15th century and were worm almost exclusively by light calvalrymen. But those were in most cases covered by some sort of fabric or leather
velvet covered sallets are the best though
i've seen some of these before
do you have a photo from a manuscript perhaps
it seems like something that might be in Regnault De Montauban
oh got it thx for info
End game boss
He’s just the 2nd to last boss with velvet
Makes him 1000x more effective
Look up the pastrana tapestries. They are flemish made, for the portuguese
pasta carbonara tapestries
-listen here, you little shit...
I dont think these are accurate
Dont use replicas
Use actual like armor models from the time
ITs,, Truely authentic
Sorry, i just throw all what i had.
Hehe, No worries I had the same thing told to me by people who are much better than me at this
not much there that screams inaccuracies to me
Also some are outdated
Like that wiggly swor
Pretty sure its 1500
About 1500 - 1600 range
angus mcbride in particalar is a very bad artist for historical accuracy
but yea the drawings arent good
Ok i remember this
Ian laspina on the other hand is a very good reenactor when it comes to early 15th century
hello gonadaan
Yo!
galicia flag on top left?
In einer Welt voller Doppelmoral
ficken wir eure heile Welt zu Scheiße
und vergewaltigen euer Warum.
correct me if im wrong but the scale helmet in the first photo would've been severely outdated by then innit
ive seen a lot of people shit on mcbride, are there any particular things that he does bad on?
not a lot of what i see of his looks terrible, usually whenever i ask someone they're just like "uhhh... the helmet's weird"
From the Breviary of Louis de Male (1350-1375 Flanders)
- A nice two-handed long-hafted glaive!
sly little guy
maciejowski falchions are awesome
italian peasant weapon that seemed to evolve into its own style of falchion
beidana
Emperor Heraclius Slays the King of Persia (1460/80 Netherlandish)
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/111608/emperor-heraclius-slays-the-king-of-persia
that is a dope fucking painting

its so cool to see historical figures molded into heroic figures portrayed in elaborate armor from hundreds of years after they're alive
like seeing depictions of saint maurice go from coat of plates to full gothic armor because he was retold through art so many times
even further than coat of plates, 3rd century for pete's sake
He did do a lot of weird misinterpretations and invented stuff in his drawings. A lot of it has odd proportions. Thats why a lot of his art just looks off. He is dead now, rest in peace.
Add a very large man
- Random crossbow
- Musket
- Katana
4 Cho-Ko-Nu
Why are you posting this
I and other players need this in Half Sword
Other players are nerds for suggesting automatic croasbow and katana
Just chill with sabers
Ok
I got something about stuff like muskets and cannons fown #1165808888021516369
Dont put muskets in
Some of the early ones needed you to be super close to go through armor
that is not really true
it literally showed that on old scriptures
Its not even a musket, but an arquebus
they used to get like.. within some feet before shooting the horse man with the arquebus
it really depends on what you mean with really old ones
like earlier ones I’m pretty sure
I think that is more in reference to pistols in the 17th century
because later then that wasn’t required to get through plate
nope, it was two handed
do you have the specific source on hand?
In terms of ballistics, yes a well hardened steel armour would deflect a shot. A lot of armour was just iron though as well
I’m pretty sure it was steel as it was a guy on horseback
They 100% have the money
where and when is it from though
firearms in the 15th century vary a lot in effectiveness and styles, as do the calibers
thats why I am saying it really depends
Idk it was long ago in here
on a lot of factors
@sullen charm I think posted it, or fencer
as they’re the more… smarter history people
well if they posted it, I tend to believe it
but an arquebus or handgun would not be out of place in this game at all
Its a gun
Fr
central europe
this one?
Nope, it was a guy on the ground versus a horseman
It showed what to do and what not to do
Like firing too late = you get slashed and it drew it
you sure it was 15th century
You do know, certain guns are different depending on the time and technlogy?
yeah
They still serve the same purpose of firing a metal projectile or something fast at something
yeah so do m4s, so why do you take issue in me mentioning that that is not a musket?
There no issue
then what did your comment serve to do?
Gun
ok
Never being added
Dude medieval artists depicting ancient events in the period style is so cool
Are you a developer, what would solve this?
devs have said the focus will be on central/westernish europe in the 15th century
katanas wouldnt be present, but i think one of the devs said they may do DLCs for other regions of the world when the game is finished
Azuchi Momoyama era DLC would be pretty awesome
Would rather if they make a dlc based off the renaissance Era tbf
But a japan dlc would be fire
renaissance era would be super cool, id love to see south eastern europe and north africa too though
yes early sengoku
theres some very interesting styles of weapons and armor to come from north africa and parts of the middle east
also kind of depends on what you mean with renaissance era
most of the renaissance is in the middle ages
its not really an era that fits well with the established narrative
ah I though you meant also stuff like the italian wars
with landsknechte and stuff
so more like 30 years war?
because that would be cool considering the time is generally so overlooked
Exactly
would be the exact smae time as the sengoku jidai as well, so epic crossover?
oooo that would be a really hefty expansion to make lol
maybe like a portuguese expedition into japan, kind of like the warband mod set in siam
suvaryabumi mahayuth or something it was called
Honestly a 13th century expansion would be cool
13th century would be so fucking baller
i kinda want an early 14th century
or mongol invasion of china
thats mostly black death tho innit?
I think so yeah
maybe a little bit of 100 years war
Plans changed though
I guess the variation of weapons is greater
Perhaps THAT would be the expansion
now that would be kinda cool too, you play as your father/ grandfather
The Prequel of half sword
old willie DLC 
Sounds metal as hell I like it
hussite wars could be at the very end
yes and if you complete it you get you fathers armour and weapons
dlc set
Nah I wouldn’t think it would be that
If you get the expansion you get the whole shebang
you know imagine if half sword gets all these expansions and the arena gear get randomized with all of the items from said expansions
It would be a view
well I think it would be better to limit the old stuff you get in the "modern" setting
that would be so goofy
Yeah
but I meant more for story mode XD
would tie in well I think
your father dies in the end and you learn in a new quest of the location of his old armour
I should become a professional writer with genius ideas like that
What if your father was an important guy that they made an effigy of him that you see years later
So silly
would be cool as an easteregg/homage
I thought of it that you would get the exact set you completed the game with in the dlc
so It would be different every time
It sounds like a really good idea, perhaps put it on feedback so the devs can look at it
well the game is not even out yet XD
Write it off in note pad or something, lol
yeah XD
But good idea overall
thank you
Epic Halfsword game DLC quest idea
In case of dlc existing for the 1410s you play as the father or grandfather of the main character. Over the course of the game you get good armour, eventually end the game and possibly die.
After completion the main game would get a new quest and as the son/grandson you get the information leading to the old set of your ancestor. This set, including his weapons will be unlocked and usable after completing this sidequest. The armour would be the exact set used by the DLC MC including weapons, and might need to be restored.
half sword mud physics
i thought half sword was based off eastern europe/the HRE
the music the clothing
reminded me kind of hellish quart
Well some of the helmets are german-ish, the lowest tier breastplate is and the pavises and maybe some of the bouches are as well. The rest of the armor is flemish/italian/english and the clothes are pretty much universal except for the puffed sleeves dublet. That one is more in line with italian stuff. The pear shaped hat is more or less german but also seen in burgundy for example. The weapons are a mix as well.
the upcoming halberds and pavises are also germanic
God @turbid shadow i wish I had at least some other knowledgeable people back me up on the mace argument. These people really dont want to let go
exactly what I was thinking
germany is part of central europe
holy roman empire for comparison
hey......
media has ruined peoples idea of the mace
@white fulcrum
oh that’s sweet. cool ass way to implement older armour that makes sense and is interactive
what will the base game look like? just pvp or a story?
Arena mode and adventure mode
and maybe the Abyss mode as an extra
How much armour is there in the demo?
I remember 4 types of body armour, 2 types arm armour, 1 type of leg armour, 1 plate gloves, 5-7 helmets. Actually this what I remember
yo
there's a shit ton
@edgy narwhal @white fulcrum if you wanna know how many arms and armor is in half sword currently than use this https://halfsword.pages.dev/
this used to work when there were saves in the game
but it tells you pretty much everything
oh neat thanks
oh damn there is different versions of the same sallet?
I wish there was corresponding pictures
ok
black sun
14/88 in bio
hop off LARPer
we dont like chuddies here....
thanks buddy

strange
It’s a cool idea but maybe less hands lol also they’re a bit oddly spaced
Maybe 6 hands would be better
DLC: CRUSADES! 🗣️
the holy land.... an infinite cobblestone floor
I’d love to see more funky clothing (bolognese style preferably)
Thats asia
Id say this is a bit late, unless they expand the scope to go to 1500 as well
I’m pretty sure it’s staying 1430 - 1480
at most it can drop to 1420 for older equipment
Probably been proposed before, maxmillian armor?
that’s pretty late for the game but if they do dlc then I don’t doubt they’ll consider it
but base game no I don’t think so
73 cents 
i keep those bands on hand dw
Can’t find them now but seen some surviving velvet sallets and barbutes
they get real fancy. I think some of these are a bit late for Half Sword but they're all pretty much the same style anyway
I don't know of any surviving examples with visors or longer tails though
reading more into them, seems they are parade/procession helmets from the 1600s
so way too late
however covered armour was common in the 1400s, cheaper than polishing or painting to protect the metal. and not socially low status like oil blacked
omg
Wtf
we saw it

Gothic armour with strap to secure the bevor and cuirass together ( i think that's what it for :p)
The strap here is to attach the bevor to the placard
It's rather rareish to see germanic armors with placards held in place by straps like italianate armors but it does happen a fair bit!
anyway .. cooll ...
Whose armour is this? It's very elegant!
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this radiates the same energy as the half sword steam store image
Lucas Signorelli, The Damned are cast into Hell, 1499-1504.
https://smarthistory.org/signorelli-the-damned-cast-into.../
Acid colors and contorted bodies fill the entire chapel. Step inside, join the damned—welcome to Signorelli’s Hell.
I got 0.04 BUT WE UP
woahhh
sending this one to the bm server
A little too.. New
One of the few rare instances of real far Eastern European armor being depicted in art (Novgorod psalter 1380)
Pins..?
very cool, does this manuscript have more depictions?
here's my chance to post this drawing..
If only orthodox art could always be as clear as that one ..
Add brigs
any idea what this specifically represents? i have a vague idea but dont know much about further eastern armors
(pls ping if u answer :)
Lamellar corselet and the helmet is just a eastern conical helm, somewhat similar in function to a bascinet
i see, and the coif im assuming is just chainmaile?
I'll check for more.
Awesome
Could you have stuff like hats under helmets?
blegh, not so sure
I love that poleaxe
usually you couldnt, but it depends on the hat i guess
the killer spotted
What are those like.. arm braces which look like exo skeletons connected to the chest piece
skullcaps you could definitely fit under, but at that point youd want a padded cap
i've heard it called splint armor but i dont think thats entirely accurate as splint armor was usually many pieces of metal, it could be a kind of splint armor but ive yet to actually find what its truly called
you see it a lot mostly on lower ranked foot soldiers
im fairly certain that they're historically accurate
popped up anywhere from the early to mid to late 1400s so theyd be time accurate if so
JACK CHAIN ARMOR
thats what its called
Jack chains is what I think you’re referring to
Ya got it
jack chains
oh you got reply
are we all going to ping them saying jack chains
Poor thing is gonna see 9+ pings all from the same channel of the same server
oh on is upper arm
its just a liner sown to arming doublet
seen on some other art
ill try find
fairly certain??
they were like.... really common cheap alternatives for arm harnesses ....
im not going to claim with 100% certainty something i haven't personally researched
Maille yes
Essentially like a bascinet's aventail
really good pinterest board for splint armour if anyone wants any more references. Technically only jack chains when they're on a jack
https://www.pinterest.com.au/PollosRollos/single-splint-limb-armor-jack-chains/
Idk in english but in french they are called cliques de fer !
where did you get the Spanish from
which one there's 2 spanish
Would gambeson over maille work for the time period of the game? Id assume the people whod wear maille in the earlier periods that predate plate and partial plate would be using armor like brigandine or a CoP instead of maille and padding
It would, but with a jack instead of a gambeson
cope seethe and maybe mald (OC)
posting mine :3
celata
the quintessential knight helmet
Aren't some of those more accurately called a voulge? Or am I out of it?
good af
these names are not official or anything, this is mostly a joke about all of these names floating around whilst people at the time mostly called everything either an axe or a spear
Ohhhhh ok lolol
They probably just called anything on a pole a pollax or polearm
i mean i think the lucerne which is very clearly a hammer was just called a pollax
Does anyone have good reference pictures for rondels/besagews being used on places other than the shoulder or elbow?
funny thing is, the lucerne hammer is an individual piece. Not a class of weapon
its like naming a bunch of homonid species like: australopithicus,. Homo Neanderthalensis, George, Homo sapiens
like the hammer itself not the full weapon then?
well the lucerne hammer is a pollaxe
the naming is quite fucky. Youd think poleaxe would be well an axe on a pole and not many different polearms that arent even axes
poll in this context just means head, thats why poleaxe is a misnomer
i assume armor pieces are much the same right?
kind of
Like a great bascinet and an armet were just called a full helm or something like that
Close helm maybe
mostly when talking about helmets yeah
bossks meme
celata just means helmet right
a lot of helmets in germany for example were just called eisenhut
It does raise the question of how specific pieces were commissioned. Say you want an italian style armet, but that term isnt used like it is today, so how does the smith know what you mean?
unless this naming is just for regular people and smiths would have specific terminology
it seems that most of the time either visual refeences were used, such as an catalogue. Or it was up to the armourer
when it comes to regular soldiers, who would not commission armour, they would by mass- produced ware
one size fits all kind of type
Yeah i mean nobles who would be comissioning this
ye
They just bought it from some store or something like that, regular soldiers
and we do know that mass production was very wide scale practice
Hence why brigandine was popular, custom fit wasnt really needed for it
Unlike say a full solid harness
that and I assume it was easier to maintain
yeah, easier to make as well. Far easier than maille i imagine
yeah, especially so with certain battle conditions
so most of the maintenance was probably spent on polishing, either by hand or commissioned
Like the ones at agincourt rain and mud and such, thatd probably ruin a lot of sets
yeah I imagine if it rained non stop most would not wear their armour on the march
or they did, because living is more important
yeah, in the HRE for example a lot of footsoldier wore their jackets over the armour
thats called a scheke isnt it?
yep
really prevalent as common wear by the male population
not wearing one was considered improper or even naked
that sounds a bit out there
Specifically for armor or just in general, the improperness i mean
well, it depends on the context of course. I mean day to day wear. Work and military would be an exception
vouge is just as vague but on the french side of weaponry
As it's described in the texts, it's just.. "blade on shaft"
Would greaves and cuisses wrap around the wearer's leg entirely, or leave the back part of their leg exposed? like this
I see different reconstructions and manuscript illustrations but Im unsure of whether its a matter of timeline or different artist interpretations
Also would there be some kind of padded hose or just regular hose under leg armor?
Both exists
👍
Just regular
thanks zaddy
For ones that were exposed from the back it made it easy for horse riding
Enclosed stuff is footman stuff
1460
i believe theres some examples of padded hose, or like... padded assless chaps?
Yes chausses
There is examples of padded cuisses worn over the like of maille chausses bur they aren't wrong the game's timeframe
Why do some people put rondels on the sides of their helmet? Like this. Dont helmets provide enough protection on their own
it could protect parts of the visor and/or help in mitigating damage to the temples
i know on sallets it helps protect the bolt or whatever it's called forgor the word
slight protection + fashion
roundles could also serve to add some sloping to a part of a helmet that could otherwise be fairly flat
allowing for better kinetic energy deflection
i love rondels so much!!!
can put em on your head your shoulders in front of your shoulders on your arms on your hands literally everywhere!!!!
personally I like more sleek yet rigid looks on armor
Thats why I dont really like using stuff with rondels
i love the uhhh..... theres a special name for them but the rondels used to protect the armpit
that are attached with straps
yeah besagews
they so cool
the bees gews
i really like star shaped besagews
hi
Why did I think that guy had crocs for a second
bigass pointy couters are amazing
ya
sallets with gorgets ❤️❤️❤️
this man is in the kickstarter banner
I really want the game to like
Let you do manual jobs for money other than like..
Arena battles
what do you mean
i mean jousting would be cool ig
yes
with the physics of this game it will be really cool
armeta
look at what we have
Bleeegh
CAUSE WHY TF NOT
kasten brust >
tru...
Pretty sure this is older than 1500, but why use spears in battles like these?
And how effective was this even
Spears again
Spears were great weapons against anyone with any amount of armor
If by battles like these you’re referring to armored
spears were still pretty handy. i've also seen manuals that had the fighter with a spear also hold a sword in the same hands, so when the enemy closes up on them they just drop the spear and have their sword in their hands
I think someone did this in one harnessfectin video
It works really well
Why were their arenas so small
My guess is the page was too small to make it bigger
Then idk
things arent always going to be proportionate in medieval art, maybe even in fencing treatises this is the same
I guess
besides, the focus of the page is the actual move, not the arena
But of all things, id think the arena would be the most proportionate thing seen as like........................................................... its still
Also wasnt like..
All weapons unable to perice harnesses basically, Why does it depict weapons easily pericing the harnesses then
It’s prolly tryna depict a gap being pierced
probably depicting the weapon piercing the weakpoints of the armour (pits, hind of legs, etc)
chest peice.
give me an example of that
thanks
Thats why I was so shocked
yeah those are pretty close to the aforementioned gaps in the armour so it's probably depicting that
I was told "IT CANT BE PERICED!"
Well.. No.. Theres just straps there
The gap would be like 2 paper slivers
The artist can’t be perfect
And hes hitting somewhere up here, but not the armpit..
UNless
hes hitting like here
Prolly tryna depict arm pits and under bevor being pierced
either under armpit, or he actually somehow go through the armor
I feel like a head like that would go through a chest peice..
You’re being a bit nit picky
alright if we think about it anatomically, when you raise one arm to lift something heavy then the opposite arm will most likely go down, taking the pit down with it. that means the gap where you can stab the pit will move down as well
They can’t be perfect
that too
there are mistakes plentiful in like every piece of medieval art, this is no exception
No, I just like the art and want to figure out if they actually go through
So I can use it!
Isn’t the halberds head spike known for its armor penetration?
Actually does anybody have like a video of how hard it is to go through the chest peice
Just straight up punching through thinner parts of plate
where did you hear that?
tod's workshop probably has one
Robinswords
if they could use that spear, they probably could use that big spike on it and lunge it in to atleast do a dent
It’s impossible
can i see the video cause i do not remember him saying that
Unless maybe a lance at full charge
I saw it so long ago idk if I’ll find it
And this is like 16th century, but you can see how strong they are
ok well it sounds dubious to me
Medieval fighters alway got such beefy calves in art
armour was good, so if it dented a lot from a strong lunge then that would be indicative of bad craftsmanship
Makes sense tho
Hmph...
Bunch of marching and foot work will train them up
What was able to go through armor
deez nuts
Didnt those like war hammers with its points could do something
No
on horseback maybe
on foot no
No melee weapons on foot did much against armor
I guess they were that tough afterall
I got the spike and the rear hook confused I’m tired
short blunt weapons would not be capable of generating enough force from a swing to puncture through armour
Unless you target the gaps and stuff
even longer blunt weapons wouldnt really be able to do that
That’s why dagger 🔛🔝
What about like.. Fuck up armor
daggers on TOP
I see them in scriptures like.. Push entire swords out the way
Blunts, halberds
shit armour will be shit armour
Blunt shit just transfers force doesn’t do much damage to the armor tho
oh i thought they meant fucked up armour lol
preach nagh
That’s the point of armor
Im guessing, it would transfer some energy through the armor.. towards their ribs
That cant be healthy
Yeah of course that would be the worst
I want to see mike tyson punch the shit out of a guy with a harness
Head and joints are the best right?
Yeah
That guy could knock out TOP FIGHTERS in one hit to the head
i saw a depiction of a guy getting his sword under like a small peice
God imagine getting a maul to the fingers with those individually fingered gauntlets
Damn
That dudes precise
Getting him in the gap that connects the plates😭
There’s some depictions of people getting swords under the gauntlet and into the wrists
Hehe, thats why they extend them!
I feel like the force of a heavy item to the shoulder
would screw over a knight anyways
even with all his armor, it wouldent need to go through to hurt them big time
@white fulcrum Hehe, would the funny pointy shoes the sometimes use be useful in poking that thing into a little peasnts chest
they were pointy yes but the way the sabatons are articulated would mean they'd fold in when you raise your foot
Same with.. Would having many holes in your helmet to breathe fuck you over in battle..
Through the gut, fold into the heart!
if you wear a really long poulaine then you can probably slap a peasant with the point
-5 to agility
+5 kick range
bitch slap a peasnt and then explode his head with a mace
Didnt stuff like nobility sponser fencing fights and soldiers
Damn ur hot
Prolly some
Can’t really say that much definitely about history
What do yall think of #1184339821955645510
Orled kettle ❤️
shame that this is a bit beyond the period
This looks quite nice, i do love my 16th century parade armor and armets
though thats more kastenbrust than a parade harness
Technically… we can have these
hm..
Can you find 1480 - 1430 one
Higher likely hood of it being added
A Kriegsmesser in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
This one frome 1450
no
Black sallets are pretty awesome (even tho they were most likely covered rather than painted)
those were originally covered
And also out of the scope of this game
this one has the holes for the stitching even
there is also evidence that some of them has polished visors
so likely the visors were sometimes left uncovere
@edgy narwhal
sexy
Long nosed

