That's because you didn't EXPLAIN it, you just said "this is how I claim it works, despite the fact that any hoof we know on earth DOESN'T work like that".
Which is fine. If you just want to make shit up as you please, you can. You just need to admit as much is all.
...because you say so? Again - it's fine to just be making shit up if that's what you want, but then be honest about it.
Nothing about real-world hooves works anything like you're describing, so unless you have an actual foundation for all your claims... you're just making shit up. Period.
Yeah, sorry, but that wasn't you addressing it. It was you making shit up and trying to pass it off as fact. Which is all you seem capable of doing.
Because, you know, the Vadoma sure as shit don't go doing heavy labor without shoes on (or hard hats, you'll noticee; those things that apparently are a NECESSITY OMFG!!!!!!!!). Nope, all the work they do, day in day out, and all those long treks they make while carrying heavy loads just don't exist. Cause they all died or are crippled or whatever stupidity you continue to believe about the concept.
Yeah, because that totally looks way, way heavier than wearing full plate and a heavy weapon as well as whatever adventuring gear one normally carries while actually running-- not walking, running-- through rough terrain, as well as constantly grinding the hooves against the ground while engaged in melee combat with an opponent while still carrying the aforementioned weight..
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Feel free to give examples of horses doing the same kind of activities tauren and draenei adventurers do, if you're so inclined in using animals as examples.
Oh, you mean that 'heavy' armor that's incredibly well designed, well distributed, and even a puny human like you could wear with nary a problem? That 'heavy' armor? And all 5-10 lbs. of a typical zweihander? Oh noes, not five or ten pounds. That'll break your feet/hooves for sure!
You really are an incredibly ignorant person.
Even under the most strenuous loads, horses (and other hoofed animals) are not shoed because of abrasion - they're shoed to prevent often catastrophic injuries to the hoof, such as splitting or tearing. Because THAT is what happens when you work them very hard for very long, NOT abrasion.
Explain why working Tauren or Draenei for very hard and very long would be different from this, and HOW YOU KNOW THAT.
Spoken like someone who hasn't given a single look at the plate armor in WoW whatsoever.
Yeah, these totally would weight '5-10 lbs':And all 5-10 lbs. of a typical zweihander? Oh noes, not five or ten pounds. That'll break your feet/hooves for sure!
I'm done with you. Good bye.
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In other words, you couldn't find a single example that equates to the kind of stuff tauren and draenei do? Alright. We're done, then.
I'm going to eat some popcorn and wait to see how long it takes you to realize you posted two images of women, one a human and one an elf, holding those weapons and decked out in that armor with zero problems whatsoever.
Something tells me it didn't even dawn on you what you did.
(To be fair, not that it really matters. Even a wee little gnome can do it without a problem, and everyone can carry literally tons upon tons of gold, thorium, and other heavy metals without showing so much as a sign of fatigue in this game. But who's counting, right?)
Shower thoughts:
GLOCK DOOKIE!
My mind is shattered! I will never be the same!.....glock dookie