Hairy Field Commander

[gadu]

Is she pregnant, sagging, or doesn't like being punched in the gut? Give your professional opinion.

https://alteil-login.apocoplay.com/card ... hp?id=1646

[Icyglare]

Had to get the weird looking chest plate because of her enormous..ambitions to succeed.

[Callonia]

That's normal armor design.

Because if she's pregnant, then this lancer is pregnant too.

Its to help deflect stabbing blows because a flat surface is easier to penetrate than an curved stab which will make the kinetic force of the swords or spears that wish to stab the armor bearer slide off to the sides and do nothing instead of striking you for full damage.



Yes, we still use same concepts that is discovered hundreds of years ago even today.

[ForgotPassNotWorking]

Is she pregnant, sagging, or doesn't like being punched in the gut? Give your professional opinion.

https://alteil-login.apocoplay.com/card ... hp?id=1646

Beer belly.

[Romdeau]

That's normal armor design.

Because if she's pregnant, then this lancer is pregnant too.

Its to help deflect stabbing blows because a flat surface is easier to penetrate than an curved stab which will make the kinetic force of the swords or spears that wish to stab the armor bearer slide off to the sides and do nothing instead of striking you for full damage.



Yes, we still use same concepts that is discovered hundreds of years ago even today.

/thread

[GOSCAR]

Well that just happen. I don't know how I feel anymore.

[fargone]

Well done callonia for understanding the basic principles of medieval armour. Along with the arc being a stronger plane, he is 100% correct.

There is also the aspect of dented armour creating a situation where the wearer is forced to remove it. Armour wasn't designed to be form fitting.



Can someone explain what /thread means? Or was Rom simply quoting Callonia with nothing to say? (in case we missed it the first time)

[Callonia]

/thread generally means a win or a thread ends here with all the questions answered in a single post.

Well whatever, This urban dictionary describes it much better than I do.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... =%2Fthread

And it even got three examples to go with it.

[Shirozaki]

How dare you defile the sacred urbandictionary terminology far. You just don't do that, you DON'T write after someone /threads!

[Callonia]

How dare you defile the sacred urbandictionary terminology far. You just don't do that, you DON'T write after someone /threads!

Anything sacred is meant to be violated.