The shield hook was reinforced with magic by a wizard and light by a priest. There you have it.
The shield hook was reinforced with magic by a wizard and light by a priest. There you have it.
Verisimilitude is finicky I guess? It's not so much about realism as much as it is about whether something triggers that response. It's also about what you are accustomed to. Most fantasy armor makes no sense but we've gotten accustomed to weird ornamentation, spikes everywhere, chainmail bikinis and armor made of leather straps just as we've gotten accustomed to Guts' Dragonslayer or Sephiroth's Masamune. I don't think I've ever seen Faerin's shield design before and it does feel weird to me.
Give it a year and I'll be OK with it. I do think I'd react better to it if the shield was just an extension of the pauldron instead of a separate item.
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if you have to ignore ALL logic then the plot/setting is trash.
yes and his design makes 10 times more sense. he's using his blade to cut and not defend himself. his blade is also bolted on his arm while faerin has a shield hanged on a small ass hook
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The force on his arm if someone blocked an attack from him would probably break his arm. You know how a baseball bat recoils if you hit a fence post or something? Imagine if the bat was your arm.
We literally know that it's not just yolo-strapped to her armour, there are force dampeners and more. It's more elaborate than "just a hook on her armour"
No ones saying "ignore all logic", what i'm saying that your standard of when to suspend your disbelief is ridiculous and arbitray.
Kargaths arm makes absolutely no practical or physical sense.
Besides that he literally cannot use his arm for anything else besides combat, as having a giant razor for a hand is not exactly something you can use in most daily activities, it doesn't even make logical sense in combat.
Not only would it be impossibly heavy to wield, but any moderate blow to it is going to break his arm and render him useless.
But sure """"logic"""".

I bet you somebody who has actually handled real swords finds the sharpened clubs we run around with ingame way more irritating than that shield.
The vast majority of them would be so insanely heavy and poorly balanced that they'd be effectively unusuable as anything but a mantlepiece.


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It won't be in 11.0, and that has nothing to do with the raids.
Ny'alotha/N'Zoth are likely difficult to change, since the cloak requirement is deeply involved, I get that, but for other bosses, it should work like for previous bosses that were changed, if there's too few players present, don't use mechanics that oneshot/permastun/etc.
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I feel like there is this common misconception that xera has brainwashed all of her followers into blind fanatics when thats simply not the case. It's this underlying theory that is always present when talking about turalyon. But no one can show any evidence that he is secretly evil and playing Jailer level mindgames with us all.