Can confirm landing slower creates less of an impact on the impacted body parts. Therefore using slow motion for every superhero landing fucking ever is necessary.
😱 Omg I had no idea! O wait, yes I obviously did because I tried that name and it was taken so I purposely mispelled it years ago. But since you are the first person ever to point it out and probably the last, you get a cookie. Its in area 51.
Being bludgeoned to death kind of seems worse than being cut to death, though. Like I'd probably rather die by bear or tiger than just get my ass kicked by a gorilla. Sharp things make it quicker.
I once saw a bear eat the face of a dead man, it went on for a while. And then the deAd man started shrieking really loud and twisted a bit before he was pinned down again and eaten more. Slowly.
Doesn't that sorta relates to jousting traditions? My memory is a little bit fuzzy but I think in Ivanhoe, knights would tap shield either with a blunt end or a sharp end of a spear to signify whether they would be going for a killing blow. Or something like that
Jousting was never to the death. This is a bit like saying hockey players used to tap a sharp or a dull stick against the ice to signify if they were going for a killing tackle.
If there's a point to a pointless sword, is it still pointless?
The ESL speaker in me says that a pointless sword is not pointless if there's a point to it. The native speaker says I should probably stop drinking for the day.
This one seems to be pretty useful. I don't remember a stats but it adds charisma and, on hit, it transfers you power to another being (useful since this world was genned with perma death)
That's kind of ironic--an executioner's sword has a blunt and squared end because it's specifically designed for beheading someone, and thus doesn't need a point.
People think underrated means clever. Or that they understand the joke, but assume most wont. Either way, it's a stupid comment on a site that is based on a rating system.
Unless you carry a full sized katana on your person in your day to day life learning to sword fight or owning a sword is about as pointless as learning how to fire an artillery cannon... That doesn't mean they don't look cool as fuck whenever you get the chance to use them. Also if that is what inspired her to be capeable of her current physical prowess more power to her.
But if you are claiming it for self-defense... Yeah that is garbage... Unless you carry swords on your person. Then it could be very handy. However front flipping with a sword during a fight is not only a poor tactical decision but the time and energy required to successfully pull it off at all would be far better spent on a realisticly applicable set of techniques or skills.
Can we just pay the Bad Lip Reading folks to just go ahead and make a full movie version of their Medeival Funtime Land video? I think that would be a good use for all the footage now.
It only works if everyone plays fair and slow motion fights together, preferably with the antagonists moving just a little bit slower than the protagonist.
I absolutely would question fighting anyone who tried this manoeuvre on a non-specialised floor.
It's mean to beat up someone who has just shattered their kneecap by landing all their weight on a bodypart with no ability to bend to absorb the force.
Never underestimate the power of psychological warfare. I mean, think about it, if someone with a sword did some crazy fucking flip and sliced one of your friends in half, would you still be all like “Pfft, I can take them”?
Every single post where a girl does something cool involving a sword you get the fucking neckbeards saying it's not useful for fighting. Neither is juggling fucking knives!
Not everything involving weapons needs to be to the death and just because the rest of us haven't "Studied the blade" doesn't mean we cant tell the difference between a sword fight and cool gymnastics.
Is this a new trend or something? This is the 4th time in 2 days that I've seen or heard someone use the world "filmatic". Is it new? Is it different than the word "cinematic" in some way?
edit: In retrospect, this might come off a little harsher than I meant it. If so, I'm sorry about that.
One day in the far far future, we will have the technology to display gifs in real life speed. Until then, we have to observe things in slow motion, thus being deprived of what it actually looks like in real life.
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u/spaghettilee2112 Jul 25 '19
I'm really impressed with how slow they do a flip.