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Thread: Ostheer - The Dead Circle vs USF23 Sep 2016, 12:45 PM I understand you perfectly but it seems you don't. So I ask again, what issues game has encountered which were worse? Since mortar is far from them. Sniper in M3? What else? In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Ostheer - The Dead Circle vs USF23 Sep 2016, 12:02 PM Jump back to quoted post23 Sep 2016, 11:55 AMskemshead I clearly said "it is far from the worst issue the game has encountered" Do not put words in my mouth to promote your own agenda and do not try and pretend that this is the worst balance issue the game has faced since release. You said it's not even in top 10 so I wonder when was a time when OST vs USF matchup was even more broken than now. Not if tubromortar which doesnt let you use infantry at all is not even top 10, then you must have some really, crazy list. What's more, your view is very, very narrow. You only look at the mortar but you don't see overall point, how this mortar syenergizes with mobile Rifles, AA HT/Stuart etc etc In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Ostheer - The Dead Circle vs USF23 Sep 2016, 11:42 AM Jump back to quoted post23 Sep 2016, 11:01 AMskemshead Whilest the usf morter is frustrating, prehaps even cancerous, it is far from the worst issue the game has encountered. Not even top 10 imo. Huh, wonder what it's your top 10 Ostheer problems vs other factions then. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Ostheer - The Dead Circle vs USF23 Sep 2016, 10:09 AM Jump back to quoted post23 Sep 2016, 09:58 AMFiresparks that's like saying you prefer death by drowning over death by fire. Well, crushing T70 is lesser issue when compare to current USF issues. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Ostheer - The Dead Circle vs USF23 Sep 2016, 09:27 AM Jump back to quoted post22 Sep 2016, 18:33 PMPedro_Jedi Crushing with T70, much? I would choose crushing T70 over current state between USF and OST In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Member pictures23 Sep 2016, 09:24 AM Jump back to quoted post21 Sep 2016, 05:30 AMwouren I'm sorry, I just went through this whole thread and this is THE RAPIEST THING EVER TO HAVE GRACED ZEUS'S GREEN EARTH. No picture, but I do have a a video from an old test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt_Mt-T4yTc but my hair was shit. I was going to say that but then I noticed you did it yourself Dem... spoilers.. Why so few? In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Reanactment - Roman Empire23 Sep 2016, 09:18 AM Jump back to quoted post22 Sep 2016, 22:41 PMOuTLaWSTaR Really neat hobby, thanks for sharing! Thanks __ As for the my helmet, this is how it was made step by step. This picture shows remains of the original from 5th century: (it's amazing how beatiful helmets were made in 4-5 century followed by 6 and 7 and then boom, early Europe with nothing else than simple piece of iron without any decorations, nothing. This in concept draw: And this is how it was made more or less: To the very end: In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Reanactment - Roman Empire22 Sep 2016, 21:56 PM Jump back to quoted post22 Sep 2016, 21:01 PMvasa1719 Do you hunter with you bow ? No, I don't like killing animals in a such painful way In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Reanactment - Roman Empire22 Sep 2016, 19:25 PM Ok, so... This is my bow. 187cm, made of yew, covered with deer sinews with decorative rings also made with sinew. Draw - 70cm / 23kg. Range - 300m Range with good wind, even 350-400m. Penetration - well, it kills Based on Nydam finds. Same for quiver, copy of a find. Not my arrows* In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Reanactment - Roman Empire22 Sep 2016, 19:03 PM Jump back to quoted post22 Sep 2016, 18:53 PMscratchedpaintjob isnt it 3 layers of steel to be exact? 2 soft ones conatining low amounts of carbon at the sides and one high carbon in the middle? or was it rather made with differential hardening? (excuse my curiosity, smithing is one of my hobbies) Yea, I meant 2 types of steel Tho middle one should be a way darker but 3 blades collapsed (one broke, one couldn't be hardened and in blade steels didn't want to combine) so he used more similar steel instead of completly different. It acts great. Flexible, springing but at the same time hard edges. Next time I will show you my bow Hmmm If I have photos maybe even now... In: Scrap Yard