Once plate armor was common axes were phased out and swords were still used you know why? Because axes were fucking garbage read about any medieval battle and look what weapons they mention, they talk about spears, halberds, swords, bows but axes? Rarely.
Such a pile of shit.
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A halberd is just an axe with a really long handle and an extra spike.
You are literally the only one who cares or could possibly care this much.
Look, mom, I've posted this again!
Neck yourself shitposter.
and that spike was used way more often than axe itself I fucking wonder fucking why fucking
You're telling me that they made what were just spears, but worse, and then kept using them? Right, I believe that. If they mainly used it for the spike, there was no point to having halberds, they would have just used regular spears and pikes.
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> Bumping the shit thread with your complaining
You should neck yourself right after the OP.
HOW MANY OF THESE DO WE NEED A WEEK?
Sage.
axe blade was useful in hooking but rarely used for chopping notice how the axe was getting progressively smaller
dude, next time I'll sage the thread by spamming fantasy warriors with axes
> Another motherfucker bumps the thread
So, did someone molest you with an axe or something?
Oh my god shut the fuck up
>Once plate armor was common
You mean a period of about 350 years between the 1300s and 1700s?
Warfare has been going on for 5000+ years.
You know what else has about a period of 350 years of popularity? Guns.
And guns are fucking cool and axes are fucking shit.
Your point?
Cool.
There's a board for that.
Hey OP, you know nothing you will ever do with your life will ever come close to equal the historical and technological importance of axes, right?
Sleep well tonight
>implying not replying to mid-tier bait ever works
You are a part of the problem.
>implying sage isn't still an option
Just because you can't see it doesn't mean its not still there.
user, you've bumped the thread with your previous post. Hence "part of the problem".
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Also what a sapper?