Archery

Logrin · 2015-09-09T22:55:13.000Z

Springs can be disassembled from a few things, found in crates, hardware and home improvement stores (I think) or more reliably from robots. Crafting is also an option

Random_dragon · 2015-09-09T23:03:08.000Z

Seats from cars would be the easiest way.

kevin.granade · 2015-09-09T23:17:52.000Z

That reminds me, I saw a documentary featuring the cho-ku-no, and I need to adjust it a little.

faster reload speed for the magazine, literally you drop in a stack of arrows.
Possibly weaker firing, to keep rate of fire high the pull is very low.
No burst, just really fast single fire.
Accuracy is terrible since you pull and fire in a single motion, but of course recoil is nonexistent.

Quintex · 2015-09-09T23:23:23.000Z

Logrin:

Springs can be disassembled from a few things, found in crates, hardware and home improvement stores (I think) or more reliably from robots. Crafting is also an option

Alright, thanks. I will look for these. I always think bows are too casual for character builds, and too weak in general. My opinion. My log house isn’t too far of a science lab. I will ask robots to give me their stuff.

Kryxx · 2015-09-11T19:34:15.000Z

macrosblackd:

[quote=“Kryxx, post:14, topic:10470”]Anyway whomever decided the weight of arrows needs to check GPI, grains per inch. It’s what the shaft of an arrow is used to calculate weight. Wood arrows averge 8.2-8.5. FYI it’s 7000 grains per 1 lb. Heavier aluminum arrows are 13.2 or so for a 30-32 inch arrow. Lighter ones are 10-11 GPI. The arrow head adds some also. like 100-190 grains. I feel like someone did some quick checking and saw some numbers on a chart and used the numbers for thickness of the shaft. It’s shown like 2516. It’s a 2 part number the first it he overall width of the shaft, and the second number is the thickness of the Cylinder/tube. 1/2 pound arrows wouldn’t fly very far.

It’s been a while since I did the initial balancing for archery, there was probably some issue with converting from GPI to the weight unit in game and I probably erred on the heavier side.[/quote]

It’s okay if they are bit heavier due to the lack of machinery used to create them. Which would technically effect accuracy too. But these seem to be about 3-4x heavier than they should be.

A large amount of arrows would be a volume issue more than a weight issue. Struggling to work around them, and to have them not get in the way.

Also springs, lawnmowers have a some also.