Ill fix the second broadsword. I thought it looked a bit weird too.
Thank you.
Yeah, I might be the only one to notice on some of those. However, the M&B mod community has a lot of real swordsmen, martial artists and re-enactment historians in the group. (Just about everybody who has worked on Onin-no-Ran owns a sharp katana - it's almost like an unofficial prerequisite.) I'm not the only one around here who can use a blade, and there's a fair chance I would NOT be the only one to notice.
And yeah, using magnetic accelerators for bows is a wild idea. However, there would be no reason to need the long arms on it. A more firearm-looking object would be more appropriate. (Consider a modern spear-gun. Just a pistol grip with the accelerator unit would do.) Also, to make something like that, you would need to remove the feathers from the arrow. (Also see modern spear-guns for example.)
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Besides, screw realism. I mean, the name of the mod is "Galactic Mercenaries". There are alien races...who wants realism for something like that? Boring.
Realism is unnecessary. Suspension of disbelief is mandatory.
For anyone who has not studied literature, I'll explain. Fiction is not real, and everybody knows it's not real ... that's why it's called fiction. However, people chose to forget that it is not real, in order to enjoy the material. Now, good writing or directing can create this, or it can fail and encourage people not to believe.
Alien races are not realistic. However, if their stuff looks alien, and the characters react to them the way you would expect humans to react to aliens, it creates suspension of disbelief. (See "Star Wars" ... the acting and directing was so good that everybody sort-of wanted to believe these things were real.)
So what we need is non-realistic items that look realistic enough to make people believe that they might possibly happen.