Sorry it was my fault, Spain was ocupied by the Moors, which are from northern Africa.
The world of Desert Stalker and Zeta in and of itself is quite the multi-cultural society indeed
Most swords / machete's / knives / daggers in this game are fantasy weapons not based on historical patterns.
Yeah could be that the dev probably isn't well versed on the history at the time the weapons were manufactured in.
That could be, but it also could be: "What does the Daz store have that looks like it could be ancient weaponry?"
are those Egyptian-style, though? Look more like Spartan. But I'm no weapons expert. No fucking idea. I just enjoy the story for what it is.
Yeah tbh, for me personally I don't pay the weapons that much attention, I mean its good to know the history and/or lore behind the weaponry and how they came to survive in the post-apocalyptic world of Zeta, but I just shake it off as "Extra Details" and focus on the meat and potatoes of the overarching plot/narrative itself for the most part.
This pack:
Oh we all know what he's packing for sure in terms of "weaponry"
True. The game is set in the future, so there'd be more modern weapons, as well. Or maybe new blacksmiths that create new styles.
huehuehue... someone's got a dirty mind
Well, I mean, given the choice of locale...
yeah i loved the shotel weapons , i used to always play the kush of faction because of they have shotel warriors , the last one is a shotel too
Have you ever wondered perhaps if there were advanced weaponsmiths out there that took up camp/refuge in the surrounding deserts and/or settlements of Zeta that mirrored the historical aesthetic of "ancient weaponry" but also applied a more futuristic appeal to the weapon designs to not only retain the old-world charm but to also blend the best of both the ancient and contemporary weaponry style, whilst also giving it that futuristic appeal to it as well
Yeap, I wondered just nowHave you ever wondered perhaps if there were advanced weaponsmiths out there that took up camp/refuge in the surrounding deserts and/or settlements of Zeta that mirrored the historical aesthetic of "ancient weaponry" but also applied a more futuristic appeal to the weapon designs to not only retain the old-world charm but to also blend the best of both the ancient and contemporary weaponry style, whilst also giving it that futuristic appeal to it as well
Like we've seen in the mutant's lab how futuristic some of their equipment and machinery can be, so it kinda got me thinking if it would extend to the weaponry as well perhaps?
Seems plausible.
Actually there isn't that much to improve on when it comes to swords.Have you ever wondered perhaps if there were advanced weaponsmiths out there that took up camp/refuge in the surrounding deserts and/or settlements of Zeta that mirrored the historical aesthetic of "ancient weaponry" but also applied a more futuristic appeal to the weapon designs to not only retain the old-world charm but to also blend the best of both the ancient and contemporary weaponry style, whilst also giving it that futuristic appeal to it as well
Like we've seen in the mutant's lab how futuristic some of their equipment and machinery can be, so it kinda got me thinking if it would extend to the weaponry as well perhaps?
