Asume that the opponents are armoured.
>>1627452
What was the use of bows?
Assume that you don't have arrows.
>>1627511
People did carry something like a zweihander into battlefields, right?
>>1627518
yes, they were mostly used for breaking up pike formations. They were large more for cutting through massed pikes than for cutting through armored enemies in a duel. There are some reports of zweihanders being used as anticalvalry weapons, as well, but I don't know as much about that
>>1627656
Yeah. Sorry. Maybe my writing skills suck. The topic should be "What were the use of a large sword in battlefields? Its advantages and disadvantages compare to polearms and longsword, arming sword?".
>>1627871
People are suspicious of weapon threads because they're generally veiled "remind me why this weapon sucks" threads.
>>1627452
What the fuck is your definition of large sword?
>>1627452
to break the ennemy by slashing in the ennemy group and then your mate would exploit this breach
>>1627871
It's essentially a polearm. For battlefield purposes.
Dragons.
If you have a large penis you want an equally large sword so that everyone knows you have a large penis.
>>1627656
>they were mostly used for breaking up pike formations.
Now thats bullshit and you know you do not have a single source for this.
>>1627656
there's no way you could cut a pike with a sword of any size and you know it.
>>1632282
>implying you have to cut pikes in half just to break up a formation
>>1632305
Hotdog or bust
>>1632305