Mount & Blade: Riding Across the World

In terms of use, military bows in ancient times can be roughly divided into infantry bows and riding bows. The walking bow pursues high power, durability and cheapness, while the riding bow pursues high arrow speed and portability. Therefore, the walking bow is often a single wooden bow. A sophisticated walking bow will be reinforced with ribs, or an iron tire bow (that is, the ancient laminated bow) will be used for easy mass production. Stepping bows are generally larger and longer. Since it is easier to exert force by standing with both feet on the ground, the pulling force is generally more than ten or twenty kilograms greater than that of riding bows. Riding bows tend to be shorter, and there are angle bows, iron bows or bamboo and wood bows. For pure riding archery, short bows must be used, and the main purpose of combat is to attack and harass. The Qing bow is a heretic, used both on horseback and on foot. It is a large-scale recurved long-horned bow. When using light arrows, the arrow speed is not high, but when using heavy arrows, its arrow speed is the highest among all traditional bows. The arrows need to be heavier than 2.2 Grams per kilogram of bow draw force. A Qing bow with a draw force of 50 kilograms needs to be equipped with arrows weighing more than 110 grams. If it is replaced by the Ming Dynasty Xiaobo short bow, it only needs to be equipped with arrows weighing about 65 grams. Under the same bow draw weight, there is only one traditional bow in the world that is as powerful as a compound bow. Don't even say that the Qing Bow is a Tatar bow. The Qing Bow was truly perfected after it acquired a large number of Han craftsmen. In the early days, it was just an ordinary large-scale long-brid bow. Besides, there are still many differences between the Manchus and the Han people. If it weren't for the protection of national traditions, the Manchu characteristics would only be the two words "Manchu" on the household registration book and ID card.

For the sake of Qi Kao, I read fifty chapters. The names of the characters were Zhang Sanfeng, Xiang Shaolong, and Ma Chao, which made me laugh. Then there were typos, at least four or five in each chapter, which made me confused. . Then gradually it became like the younger brother is the protagonist, the younger brother Zhang Shun: the book describes many times that he is tall, fair-skinned, handsome, and his identity is the imperial examination, Ma Liang's template. Subsequently, the number one scholar married Bai Fumei and became an official. . . . What is the protagonist? Identity: Bodyguard, private school for three years. The author describes several times that the protagonist doesn't like reading and gets a headache when reading articles, so he is almost illiterate. . The author describes the main character's appearance twice. Once, at the beginning, he is neither ugly nor unattractive. He also says that he has been running as a dart for many years and washes his face every month. Another time, the main character comes out of the river and describes that the main character looks like a big yellow toad. This is written by the author, don't blame me. . . In this article. I really can't think of how the protagonist can surpass his younger brother. . . A person who is the number one scholar is trampled to death by the protagonist. . . So what if you are braver than Lu Bu?

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The book is a bit poisonous. The protagonist actually told others about the golden finger. Moreover, the book is also a bit sensational. I sprayed a mouthful of old blood. If it doesn't work, I have to rescue him. I'm leaving.

As a fan of riding and slashing, I have to say that riding and slashing is not cheating. It was like being enslaved for an hour. There were just 50 farmers and I was ready to start a big business. Then I was borrowed money by a brain-dead lord. I answered him: "There is no money." Then, I held the iron pole in my hand, sat on the grass, and looked at the moon outside the prison.

Hey, if I put it on the shelves, will anyone subscribe and support it? It should be on the shelves this Friday, and the death penalty is coming, so my mood is a bit fluctuating, but I will keep writing,,, and can you give me a girl.

I know that the protagonist wants to give blessings, so I have to find a way to hide it from others, but it's not enough to do it secretly. Who cares about other people becoming stronger? Seeing the sect recruiting people is like seeing the flow of sect building, which is boring to death. It also changed my feelings about this horse-and-slash game. I can't put it into words, but it's just wrong. It started to feel weird ever since the emergence of martial arts.

The author is so cool, he gave the book a Western fantasy title, the setting is Eastern ancient times, but the book is about martial arts plus online games!

There is nothing wrong with the settings! Those who clamor for self-reliance are all cheating parties or SL parties. You try not to cheat, face life head on, it will all hurt. I'll ask you to be a new person every minute

With a bow, you don't have to engage in melee combat, and it's a blessing to almost lose your life. An archer who can shoot 70+ arrows in one breath and has nine rings per 100 meters is invincible in small-scale battles in the cold weapon era. It's also a blessing to be afraid of accidental injuries in melee combat. Archers in military engagements are afraid of accidental injuries because the battlefield is projectile. Direct shooting from a distance, for fear of accidental injury. What you said is probably equivalent to not firing in hand-to-hand combat during World War II, because it will cause accidental injury. I read the beginning of 2333 and don't know the setting behind it. However, in history, a marksman with nine rings at 100 meters and a three-stone bow was treated at the same level as a knight of thousands. This does not include the fact that he can fire 70 bows in a row.