Seriously. I almost prefer LB before the rework. If he could just get a little 2-string light chain, I'd be happy. Three would be better, but I don't want to be greedy 😏
@@leoterss Kensei was the one I was eyeballing the most, if I were ever to switch mains. Most balanced (and perhaps versatile) character in For Honor 👍
So you’re telling me that my poleaxe can do Bludgeoning, Slashing, OR Piercing damage?!? That thing’s insane. At least it’s a heavy weapon, so some goblin can’t run around with it.
@@rupertjoyce2838 ikr? By the time the Scotts were using claymores, the Vikings had already stopped raiding for nearly 4 or 5 centuries. Something seems a bit off.
The Viking age ended with the Battle of Hastings in 1066 as Harold Hardraada had been defeated that same year They were weren't active in the 1500's - 1700's as this video seems to suggest
James Luke I feel like although the video doesn’t say this they just mean the people living on Scotland at the time, so I guess the celts? Those were some intimidating dudes.
@casey No, they were a northern Irish tribe(s) that moved across the Irish Sea to what is now Scotland, which was heavily populated by the Picts at the time. Eventually the Scots and Picts intermarried enough to the point where the Picts were absorbed into Scots. Though, the Western Islands of Scotland and a few other areas were conquered by the Vikings who eventually also intermarried with the Scots as to be absorbed into their culture as well. Later, the Norse-Scottish of the Western Isles region would come to Ireland as Gallowglass.
Yea the viking age ended in 1066. MAYBE, he meant that they were so scary that the vikings would've been scared by them if they had been around. Regardless really goes to show how much of an "expert" these charlatans are
@@dand4139 The scottish highlanders were around during the viking age. He was referring to the warriors not the weapon. You should try listening to what he is saying before trying to discredit his career.
@@aragornmcarathorn9806 , I think Dave Baker worked as bladesmith in "The deadliest warrior" , at least he appears in two episodes. So, considering ALL the judges of the show you have 4 bladesmiths: Ben, J, Dave and Jason.
@rosefurcht He specifically mentions the length of the blade is roughly equal to the handle, in the clips the handle was 40-50% of the blade in my eyes.
I used to have fun imagining a huge hulking warrior with a pole cannon, with big iron gauntlets who’d pound the percussion pin with his fist while holding it to blast the front shield wall before charging in and using it as a pole hammer.
Either way, both would have been made from pig iron, and are in no way "Strong" when compared to their European cousins. On top of that, one of the most famous Japanese sword fighters Miyamoto Musashi preferred to use a Kanabo on the battle field, and boken in duels rather than the katana, even besting a Nodachi sword master with a stick. The Nagamaki was added for the weebs, and because History channel has no interest in history.
And Zweihander means "Two Handed," so any sort of two handed sword can be accurately called a Zweihander. So the sword is a Zweihander, specifically a Flaberge style Zweihander.
@Jeffrey Kyle i couldnt find any sources showing the zweihander with the waved design, but the flamberge specifically has the waved design, as its name literally means 'flame-bladed' sword
You know it would be cool to see some of those worlds strongest men go through an obstacle course with oversized and reinforced versions of these weapons and see just what kind of damage and havoc they can truly cause.
Looks great! I would also like to have seen the japanese naginata, yari (three pointed spear). Also by far the most famous user of the crescent blade is Guan Yu who is not only an actual legendary warrior but was also deified and is now worshiped as a god of justice.
so how do i know these weapons? 1- Claymore-Dark souls 2- zweinhander-Dark souls 3- big a$$ katana- For honor kensei 4-Poleaxe-My sweet lawbringer-For honor 5-that strange thing- For honor
There's one episode where one of the contestants' weapon managed to cut the ballistic dummy clean off by the abdomen like something out of Mortal Kombat. Any idea which one it was?
The history channel is highly inaccurate. By the 11th century viking culture was almost completely dead. The last "viking" invasion was harald hadrada in 1066 ad. They werent vikings though, they were just Norwegians. "Vikings" isnt even a people, its a term used to mean raiding. Nobody ever called them Vikings until shakesphere called them that in a play, and added the highly inaccurate horned helmets to them. They arent Vikings, they were danes,swedes,saxons and norweigans. Vikings is a stupid concept, the vast majority of "vikings" were traders, settlers and explorers. Not bloodthirsty pagans who cut down any christian they saw. Many of them converted to Christianity, which is a big reason "viking" culture came to an end.
I'm pretty sure it's he is talking about the book found in Orkney or Shetland, that warned other raiders about the west coast of Scotland (mainly the sea lochs), as the natives at the time weren't people you wanted to mess with. Apart from that there isn't much on the Vikings in Scotland, it's presumed they traded with natives and they had their settlements on Orkney, Shetland and parts of Northern Scotland. I think he was just trying to make the Highland infantry seem a more intimidating group with or without the Claymore.
@@InnerVacancy i'm pretty sure they warned others off would be because there wasn't much worth taking or being killed over. best to move south for better pickings
Flamberge is the name for the type of blade, not the sword in particular.. .you can have a flamberge dagger or short sword or flamberge pole axes... It was in gfact, a zweihander flamberge sword .... just a description my dude..
I have a question about the Nagamaki, was it effective at blocking, I mean it was really quick and really sharp but it seems kind of flimsy and might break easily I'm not really a person with big knowledge on weaponry so please take it easy on me.
Sgt.Krakatoa Blades that long need a fair bit of flexibility as to not bend or break. It may look wobbly but it’s that way out of necessity due to the much larger degrees of force it will take in fights. It’s certainly not a noodle, though. It’s more than stiff enough to deflect incoming strikes. Flexing of the blade is something you can even see on much smaller one handed swords.
Adding to this, not all zweihanders had that type of blade design. If one pays attention to the montage of historical depictions, almost all of them are straight bladed.
Not to be that guy... but the Japanese Yari was a double-edged, folded steel sword blade on the end of a 5 foot+ pole, frequently featuring hooks or crescent shaped blades off the side of the main blade, with an iron wrapped back end that functioned like a two handed mace and extremely well balanced to be swung, twirled, and thrust. You can literally see how unwieldy that Knightly Poleaxe is just from them using it on dummies. The Chinese also a large variety of highly versatile polearms and I wouldn't be surprised if other Eastern cultures did as well.
That's just the style of blade, the weapon design itself is generally recognized as the Zweihander (though that's really just any German-made grestsword)
As soon as I get done watching a bunch of strongman stuff for two weeks they bring it back up...thanks a lot.🤣🤣 I'm probably going to be watching more right after this
Construction of handguard, blade geometry, second false-guard in european swords. Claymore is more simple, while european mercenary two-handers have additional tools like parrying hooks and alike
Probably been said already but Im too lazy to scroll through the comments, the Claidheamh Mor gaelic pronounciation is 'Clive-More' but hey fascinating video all the same
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Yeah, some of the info he told in this video was rather inaccurate. Zweihanders were not all curved, that was just a particular zweihander that they had there.
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Well obviously it’s a diamond sword with sharpness 5 smh...
No it's obviously the wooden sword with knockback 100
You’re both wrong. It’s the fortune 1 pickaxe.
If durability is the question, its clearly Unbreaking that you need.
I use my hands to kill the endermen.
Naw guys, it's clearly a stick with bane of arthropods 5.
Poleaxe... the most versatile weapon EVER INVENTED - cries in lawbringer
K1TT3N ah I see you’re a man of culture
Seriously. I almost prefer LB before the rework. If he could just get a little 2-string light chain, I'd be happy. Three would be better, but I don't want to be greedy 😏
Hehe Highlander laughs
*laughs in Kensei*
@@leoterss Kensei was the one I was eyeballing the most, if I were ever to switch mains. Most balanced (and perhaps versatile) character in For Honor 👍
Thank you TH-cam for recomending me Coronel Sanders destroying things with some cool stuff at 5:00 a.m.
Colonel*
And same lol
2:08 am for me lmao
2:55
2 Am for me
IM YOUR 666 LIKES 🥶🥶😱
BUT WILL THEY KEEL!?
I will endure a thousand deaths before i neel !
Alejandro Ruelas it will keel
Ive always laughed at that
ETTT WHEEL KEEL
Was looking for this.
*Quake 3 announcer* KEEL!
This is the stuff that should be on the History channel, informative history with action on how the weapons were used.
Dave, the type of dude that brings a pole ax to thanksgiving dinner
TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF THIS KNIGHTLY POLEAXE, I JUST SAWED THIS TURKEY IN HALF.
Roses are Red
My name is not Dave
This doesnt make sense
Microwave
So you’re telling me that my poleaxe can do Bludgeoning, Slashing, OR Piercing damage?!? That thing’s insane. At least it’s a heavy weapon, so some goblin can’t run around with it.
Need to make a Barbsrian that uses one of those bad boys
Nope if encounter those goblin in narrow place like in their cave....
Be sure to take Great Weapon fighting style and Great Weapon feat. And I would like rage.
@@rizzee13 I see what you did there
Imagine the stealth kills in warframe with it
The US Navy Seals are such a fearsome and deadly group, even the Vikings are intimidated by them.
The time difference from C15 to C21 is only fractionally more than the time difference from the Viking hay day (C9) to C15
@@rupertjoyce2838 ikr? By the time the Scotts were using claymores, the Vikings had already stopped raiding for nearly 4 or 5 centuries. Something seems a bit off.
Claymore mine vs Claymore sword.
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 by the time the scots used claymores there were no vikings anymore and all of the north had already become christian
He meant highland warriors not the weapon morons
The Viking age ended with the Battle of Hastings in 1066 as Harold Hardraada had been defeated that same year
They were weren't active in the 1500's - 1700's as this video seems to suggest
James Luke I feel like although the video doesn’t say this they just mean the people living on Scotland at the time, so I guess the celts? Those were some intimidating dudes.
@@theusernameicoodfind Celts????
No! They were Scottish already. Just didn't wielded claymores and kilts
No what he really meant then is that when the vikings were active they were terrified of the highland warriors
@casey No, they were a northern Irish tribe(s) that moved across the Irish Sea to what is now Scotland, which was heavily populated by the Picts at the time. Eventually the Scots and Picts intermarried enough to the point where the Picts were absorbed into Scots. Though, the Western Islands of Scotland and a few other areas were conquered by the Vikings who eventually also intermarried with the Scots as to be absorbed into their culture as well. Later, the Norse-Scottish of the Western Isles region would come to Ireland as Gallowglass.
Ikr? Glad someone else brought that up.
1:20 I’m sorry, I believe the proper title of that weapon is the B A S S
C A N N O N
Malcolm McKinley THE LEGEND NEVER DIES
No the name is Zweihänder.
WOT R U CASUL??
Chaos zweihander ftw
Don't tell anyone I leveled DEX
You can actually use all of this weapon in dark souls.
doms domski with one arm too
Ragnarok too
And Mordhau. But realistically.
Poleaxe is halbred lmao
Giant dad 😟
David Baker is the single historic phenomenon on history channel
the renaissance was an amazing time period in history. from the Italian wars to the arts and science
The most versatile weapon ever invented...
*The Poleaxe*
CaptainR3x 117 *A D M O R T E M I N U M I C U S*
*aggressively parries everything*
Lawbringer: Most versatile weapon, least versatile move set
*400 ms top light*
You forgot about your chaos gem dagger and hornet ring
I dont think the Vikings were still around by that time
Yea the viking age ended in 1066. MAYBE, he meant that they were so scary that the vikings would've been scared by them if they had been around. Regardless really goes to show how much of an "expert" these charlatans are
He was just saying that Vikings were intimidated by Scottish highland warriors, not by the weapon
@@dand4139 The scottish highlanders were around during the viking age. He was referring to the warriors not the weapon. You should try listening to what he is saying before trying to discredit his career.
xxBOUNTYxxHUNTER your are correct
There was an understanding between Celts, Pichts, and Norse that they were all "Northmen" after some point due to a shared enemy.
Can we get and forged in fire episode where all the judges INCLUDING WIL compete.
oh man that would be nice, but they aren't all blade makers, masters in combat and weaponry but not blacksmithing.
Weapom experts does not mean blacksmith, and vice versa
J. Nielson is the only blade maker among the judges. I think.
It would still be a good episode tho. Maybe j and Ben could teach will and Doug
@@aragornmcarathorn9806 , I think Dave Baker worked as bladesmith in "The deadliest warrior" , at least he appears in two episodes. So, considering ALL the judges of the show you have 4 bladesmiths: Ben, J, Dave and Jason.
2:33 The weapon is Nodachi not a Nagamaki. The clip they used was the finals of FIF Invitional Tournament where Dave Parthemore won
I was going to say that looks like a nodachi.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who noticed. Such inaccuracy from Dave, tsk tsk.
They also called a Flamberge a Zweihander... smh
Its full of Errors. Same goes for Viking statement and meaning of zweihänder.
They dont know what they are talking about.
@rosefurcht He specifically mentions the length of the blade is roughly equal to the handle, in the clips the handle was 40-50% of the blade in my eyes.
I watch. FORGED IN FIRE nearly every day
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@@HISTORY yo got a shout out from history u are blessed
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As a lawbringer, this video makes me extremely proud
as a kensei i am proud to but only as a secondary centurion i am less happy that there was no gladius
I used to have fun imagining a huge hulking warrior with a pole cannon, with big iron gauntlets who’d pound the percussion pin with his fist while holding it to blast the front shield wall before charging in and using it as a pole hammer.
That's... beautiful.
Doesn’t surprise me that the pole axe was shown in the thumbnail
you should do a segment about the most skillful weapons in History. The weapons that were really only effective by masters of it's art-form.
when they are talking about the nagamaki, while what they say is correct, the footage shown is from the nodachi
Thank you.
Either way, both would have been made from pig iron, and are in no way "Strong" when compared to their European cousins. On top of that, one of the most famous Japanese sword fighters Miyamoto Musashi preferred to use a Kanabo on the battle field, and boken in duels rather than the katana, even besting a Nodachi sword master with a stick. The Nagamaki was added for the weebs, and because History channel has no interest in history.
@@Thaddios Thank you
This one video has more actual history on it that all of modern history channel and 1000x more than the actual show.
Reminds me of for honor
*THAT WAS BRUTAL*
Least historicly accurate video i ve seen this night
But cool nonetheless
Hand is the most dangerous weapons it can come in many shapes and can be strengthed as much as you want
Now idk how accurate dark souls is but your Zweihänder looks like their flamberge.
Flamberge means the wavy shape of the blade, it does not specify a weapon type. Other types of weapons may also have a flamberge blade.
@@zackgeorgly5099 oh cool thanks
They make it sound like all Zweihänder had this kind of blade, but that's actually wrong, most had a straight blade.
And Zweihander means "Two Handed," so any sort of two handed sword can be accurately called a Zweihander. So the sword is a Zweihander, specifically a Flaberge style Zweihander.
@Jeffrey Kyle i couldnt find any sources showing the zweihander with the waved design, but the flamberge specifically has the waved design, as its name literally means 'flame-bladed' sword
Most importantly, all of this
Will KEEEEL
I remember that Vlad the Impaler sword from deadliest warrior. Very scary sword, but one handed meant to be used with a shield.
BY THE DEUS, THAT POLEAXE *-*
I'M IN LOVE
AD MORTEM 4 LIFE
**sad highlander noises**
FullAdDarius BR it was used for trial by combat...*DAUBENY*
Add more complete forged in fire episodes
You know it would be cool to see some of those worlds strongest men go through an obstacle course with oversized and reinforced versions of these weapons and see just what kind of damage and havoc they can truly cause.
Looks great! I would also like to have seen the japanese naginata, yari (three pointed spear). Also by far the most famous user of the crescent blade is Guan Yu who is not only an actual legendary warrior but was also deified and is now worshiped as a god of justice.
The nagamaki seems very similar to the nodachi
It irks me that they confused the footage.
Knightly Poleaxe 🔥🔥🔥🔥 It will keeeeeeeeeeeel 🔥❤️💪
so how do i know these weapons?
1- Claymore-Dark souls
2- zweinhander-Dark souls
3- big a$$ katana- For honor kensei
4-Poleaxe-My sweet lawbringer-For honor
5-that strange thing- For honor
Claymore-For Honor- Tall Boi Thighlander!
Kensei actually wields an Odachi, and JJ wields a guandao. I'll give it to you though, they're similar.
Dunmaglass
3:48 oh my god... that was BRUTAL mate
DUNMAGHLAS!!
JINJYOU NI SHOUBU!!
AD MORTEM INIMICUS!!
HAOSHENG YUDUN!!
Deus vult?
Incredibilis !!
D U N M A G L A S S
It brings happiness that my ancestors created the claymore
0/10 forgot the pommel.
How will they end'em rightly without it?
I can still hear Shad's battle-cry echoing in my mind....
@@WinterSoulfire MACHICOLATIOOOOOOOOONS!
Poleaxe is a world winning weapon !
There's one episode where one of the contestants' weapon managed to cut the ballistic dummy clean off by the abdomen like something out of Mortal Kombat. Any idea which one it was?
Romi Arkan Someone's got to say!
The nearest thing I recall is the Templar Sword
If the enemy can't attack you but you can attack them, victory is certain
This applies to basically every sword here
Dang I clicked this thinking Charlie uploaded it
RockyGamingYT lmao same
3:30 3:49 3:58 4:23 4:27
For a special they should play For Honor, it would be great.
I watch in every nigth
No sticks were harmed in the production of this video
Viking were around year 700 to year 1000 and claymore (2handed) was used from XIII to XVII century, so viking would never be afraid by these swords...
Vikings in the 15th century? I was under the impression that they were around between the 8th and 13th centuries.
Most consider Harold Hardrada to be the last Viking ruler of "the viking age" so roughly 11th century or so.
The history channel is highly inaccurate. By the 11th century viking culture was almost completely dead. The last "viking" invasion was harald hadrada in 1066 ad. They werent vikings though, they were just Norwegians. "Vikings" isnt even a people, its a term used to mean raiding. Nobody ever called them Vikings until shakesphere called them that in a play, and added the highly inaccurate horned helmets to them. They arent Vikings, they were danes,swedes,saxons and norweigans. Vikings is a stupid concept, the vast majority of "vikings" were traders, settlers and explorers. Not bloodthirsty pagans who cut down any christian they saw. Many of them converted to Christianity, which is a big reason "viking" culture came to an end.
I'm pretty sure it's he is talking about the book found in Orkney or Shetland, that warned other raiders about the west coast of Scotland (mainly the sea lochs), as the natives at the time weren't people you wanted to mess with. Apart from that there isn't much on the Vikings in Scotland, it's presumed they traded with natives and they had their settlements on Orkney, Shetland and parts of Northern Scotland. I think he was just trying to make the Highland infantry seem a more intimidating group with or without the Claymore.
@@InnerVacancy i'm pretty sure they warned others off would be because there wasn't much worth taking or being killed over. best to move south for better pickings
@@bandolando3265 And because Viking stated to be less profitable, or less easy to achieve ( viking means raiding , I was told that)
idk why but this thing feels good 0:24
I just found that most of dark souls 3 weapons were real..
You casual......
You must be new to the world
Most of the armour is based on historical pieces too. At least in the original dark souls.
Moonlight blade the Zweihänder looks different though
@@cooper5324 just forget the catarina set
Lion Dan is Respected.👍🏻
Classic dark souls 3 weapon review
I’ve learned more about history through this show than history class
The second sword was actually a Flamberge
Flamberge is the name for the type of blade, not the sword in particular.. .you can have a flamberge dagger or short sword or flamberge pole axes... It was in gfact, a zweihander flamberge sword ....
just a description my dude..
It’s like deadliest warrior !!
You can use all theses weapons in (For Honor )
Mister Lewiz yeah
Except for the German one
And dark souls I believe
mordhau is the real game...
You have got to do Grutte Pier's (Pier Gerlofs Donia) sword.
Waiting for history to partner up with Netflix or Amazon prime.
3:55 that's some solid sound
Sees opening cutscene of three houses:
pffftt that wavy sword is just one of those ridiculous fantasy swords
Sees this video:
...
oh
Def do more of these. Also bring out Doug
Thinking about the individuals throughout history who were actually hit by these weapons, lol. Brutal.
Sliced nice and clean.
I love murder
I love you forever Dave Baker
The most effective weapon ever created is the mind
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@@guilhermehx7159 if your laughing at that then your showing you dont have one
Mind he said 😂🔫
You are right, weapons are useless, if you don't have the knowledge to use them
The legend never dies
I have a question about the Nagamaki, was it effective at blocking, I mean it was really quick and really sharp but it seems kind of flimsy and might break easily
I'm not really a person with big knowledge on weaponry so please take it easy on me.
Sgt.Krakatoa Blades that long need a fair bit of flexibility as to not bend or break. It may look wobbly but it’s that way out of necessity due to the much larger degrees of force it will take in fights. It’s certainly not a noodle, though. It’s more than stiff enough to deflect incoming strikes. Flexing of the blade is something you can even see on much smaller one handed swords.
MidlandKnight thanks!
History channel : “ these blades are the most powerful ever made “
Swords in anime’s : Hold my sword .
1:20 Isn't that a flammberge?
The flamberge is actually just the type of blade
You can call it a greatsword, but sweihander is correct too
Adding to this, not all zweihanders had that type of blade design. If one pays attention to the montage of historical depictions, almost all of them are straight bladed.
I can feel the versatility.
Funny how the guy is pronouncing "Zweihänder"
Grüße gehen raus an Deutschland
Ach ja, der Zweihänder. Wie der name verrät, eindeutig Römisch.
Zwei means 2 okay
@@THR5525 and is pronounced "tsvai"
Zweihander in my fave
Nah, those weapons are weak compared to my dad's belt
Not to be that guy... but the Japanese Yari was a double-edged, folded steel sword blade on the end of a 5 foot+ pole, frequently featuring hooks or crescent shaped blades off the side of the main blade, with an iron wrapped back end that functioned like a two handed mace and extremely well balanced to be swung, twirled, and thrust. You can literally see how unwieldy that Knightly Poleaxe is just from them using it on dummies.
The Chinese also a large variety of highly versatile polearms and I wouldn't be surprised if other Eastern cultures did as well.
the Guandao has been used in China for as long as 300 AD and it is essentially a glaive.
TH-cam:How much time do you want to waste?
Me:Yes.
1:22 pretty sure thats a Flamberge
That's just the style of blade, the weapon design itself is generally recognized as the Zweihander (though that's really just any German-made grestsword)
any european wavy blade is a flamberge, a rapier could have a flamberge blade
Looking forward with much anticipation for this weapon series. Hope Indo Aryan weapons are covered as well
this video poped up after i had just finished a dark souls 3 video coincidence i think not
As soon as I get done watching a bunch of strongman stuff for two weeks they bring it back up...thanks a lot.🤣🤣 I'm probably going to be watching more right after this
Robert oberst is on demolition ranch
Ahhh a man of culture
I love Dave. I wanna see a flail.
*cuts a bag*
"That was brutal dude"
The Zweihänder in english actually means two-handed
This is the type of video I would use and copy for my history project 😂
It would get you E-, most of what she says is not true
That's probably a bad idea
More videos like this please
Second sword looks exactly like a godsword from RuneScape lol probably where they got the idea from, does anyone remember those days? 😂😭
AGS spec anyone?
Thank you Colonel
I think that Doug marcadia is a Japanese mercenary so he can keel
I like the Nagamaki and the Claymore.
What is the difference between claymore and those greatswords used by German mercenaries?
Construction of handguard, blade geometry, second false-guard in european swords. Claymore is more simple, while european mercenary two-handers have additional tools like parrying hooks and alike
After watching this show for a few seasons, I feel like I could make a knife if a zombie apocalypse ever popped off. Thanks history channel! 👍🏾
Doug marcaida👏👏👏👏
Probably been said already but Im too lazy to scroll through the comments, the Claidheamh Mor gaelic pronounciation is 'Clive-More' but hey fascinating video all the same
1:22 i am from Germany and it sounds so funny how he says Zweihänder XD
Die Aussprache von landsknecht ist auch nicht besser
[Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker]
+3 Agility
+5 Stamina
+5 Fire Resistance
+5 Nature Resistance
Chance on hit: Blasts your enemy with lightning, dealing 33 nature damage and jumping to additional nearby enemies. Each jump reduces that victims nature Resistance by 3. Affects 5 targets.
Your primary target is also consumed by a cyclone, slowing its attack speed by 20% for 12 sec.
Normally wielded by some of the finest 40 year old basement dwellers of the 21st century between 2004 and 2007
Points out the waves in the Zweihänder just to then show all of the historic depictions with straight edges. Congratulations, you played yourself.
Yeah i mean i think they showed one but i prefer the regular one that Siegfried uses even though it's oversized
Yeah, some of the info he told in this video was rather inaccurate. Zweihanders were not all curved, that was just a particular zweihander that they had there.
The flamburg or something like that
@@raidenkeify yep
Mine was better
Flamberge blades were probably only used by a few very wealthy mercenaries...most german 2-handers would have had straight edges.