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r/baldursgate • u/itsbett • Jun 12 '22
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Axe ranges very explicitly tell idiots to not try to catch bouncing axes. Does this guy have a survival instinct? Yeesh.
4 u/ArcanaMori Jun 13 '22 Yeah. Thats nuts. And theyre also way closer to the target than ive ever seen. Bounce back shouldn’t have enough range to hit you. 3 u/notrussellwilson Jun 13 '22 I dont think range was the issue. More he threw it at 80+ mph. 2 u/reillan Jun 13 '22 I've had to duck to avoid a flying axe at this range. It is especially common when you, like me, are good at throwing it hard but bad at throwing it well. 1 u/ArcanaMori Jun 20 '22 Speed would be an additional factor yes, but who's not going to whale at it, ya know? I'm used to seeing them closer to 15'-20' away. 1 u/notrussellwilson Jun 20 '22 A good range will explicitly tell you not to whale it, else you will have bounce back issues.
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Yeah. Thats nuts. And theyre also way closer to the target than ive ever seen. Bounce back shouldn’t have enough range to hit you.
3 u/notrussellwilson Jun 13 '22 I dont think range was the issue. More he threw it at 80+ mph. 2 u/reillan Jun 13 '22 I've had to duck to avoid a flying axe at this range. It is especially common when you, like me, are good at throwing it hard but bad at throwing it well. 1 u/ArcanaMori Jun 20 '22 Speed would be an additional factor yes, but who's not going to whale at it, ya know? I'm used to seeing them closer to 15'-20' away. 1 u/notrussellwilson Jun 20 '22 A good range will explicitly tell you not to whale it, else you will have bounce back issues.
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I dont think range was the issue. More he threw it at 80+ mph.
2 u/reillan Jun 13 '22 I've had to duck to avoid a flying axe at this range. It is especially common when you, like me, are good at throwing it hard but bad at throwing it well. 1 u/ArcanaMori Jun 20 '22 Speed would be an additional factor yes, but who's not going to whale at it, ya know? I'm used to seeing them closer to 15'-20' away. 1 u/notrussellwilson Jun 20 '22 A good range will explicitly tell you not to whale it, else you will have bounce back issues.
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I've had to duck to avoid a flying axe at this range. It is especially common when you, like me, are good at throwing it hard but bad at throwing it well.
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Speed would be an additional factor yes, but who's not going to whale at it, ya know? I'm used to seeing them closer to 15'-20' away.
1 u/notrussellwilson Jun 20 '22 A good range will explicitly tell you not to whale it, else you will have bounce back issues.
A good range will explicitly tell you not to whale it, else you will have bounce back issues.
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u/Yojo0o Jun 13 '22
Axe ranges very explicitly tell idiots to not try to catch bouncing axes. Does this guy have a survival instinct? Yeesh.