Weapons made from multiple forgings

[Sipo]

Also it should require 250kg of materials to craft, or maybe 300?, maybe its weight is high too, maybe not, but there should be some requirement to wield it, maybe a skill or stat based.
Then again. Weapon..i dont care what it is. Only damages creatures, starts really weak but after thousands of materials put after that, it can match a sabre and later be better. Of course ignoring slotted items in cloth.

[xsarfax]

Guys - our chars have weight limit - ex. ~1000 biles char have 170kg limit like a superhero.
So why dont have ultra heavy 2 handed swords, upragded by add more metal hahaha
Upragde sword = make highter dmg + make sword heavier
Beter sword will be expensive and need better char
Even have "logic" looking at game rules(mechanic) - maybe

[Sipo]

Guys - our chars have weight limit - ex. ~1000 biles char have 170kg limit like a superhero.
So why dont have ultra heavy 2 handed swords, upragded by add more metal hahaha
Upragde sword = make highter dmg + make sword heavier
Beter sword will be expensive and need better char
Even have "logic" looking at game rules(mechanic) - maybe

There are ways to carry more weight and it's common knowledge. But i wanted some people who dont know to suffer for not being able to craft it

[Argentis]

Also it should require 250kg of materials to craft, or maybe 300?, maybe its weight is high too, maybe not, but there should be some requirement to wield it, maybe a skill or stat based.
Then again. Weapon..i dont care what it is. Only damages creatures, starts really weak but after thousands of materials put after that, it can match a sabre and later be better. Of course ignoring slotted items in cloth.

Skill doesn't allow you to wield heavier swords better than if you were wielding lighter ones. There is such thing as a perfect balance and weight for a sword.

[TotalyMeow]

Also it should require 250kg of materials to craft, or maybe 300?, maybe its weight is high too, maybe not, but there should be some requirement to wield it, maybe a skill or stat based.
Then again. Weapon..i dont care what it is. Only damages creatures, starts really weak but after thousands of materials put after that, it can match a sabre and later be better. Of course ignoring slotted items in cloth.

Skill doesn't allow you to wield heavier swords better than if you were wielding lighter ones. There is such thing as a perfect balance and weight for a sword.

And don't forget inertia. I imagine some of those anime buster sword types would really only allow for spinning like a top and hoping for the best.

[Argentis]

Also it should require 250kg of materials to craft, or maybe 300?, maybe its weight is high too, maybe not, but there should be some requirement to wield it, maybe a skill or stat based.
Then again. Weapon..i dont care what it is. Only damages creatures, starts really weak but after thousands of materials put after that, it can match a sabre and later be better. Of course ignoring slotted items in cloth.

Skill doesn't allow you to wield heavier swords better than if you were wielding lighter ones. There is such thing as a perfect balance and weight for a sword.

And don't forget inertia. I imagine some of those anime buster sword types would really only allow for spinning like a top and hoping for the best.

Yep, not only would they be too heavy to use properly but their center of mass would be way too far away from the hilt to get any sort of control and they would to be used like an oversized mass. No point in being a sword if you're going to act like a mass.

[Strakknuva225]

No point in being a sword if you're going to act like a mass.

Unless you're a machete.

[saltmummy]

Yep, not only would they be too heavy to use properly but their center of mass would be way too far away from the hilt to get any sort of control and they would to be used like an oversized mass. No point in being a sword if you're going to act like a mass.

Might as well be a club at that point. An inconveniently heavy, impossible to use, expensive to produce, club.