Guide for BOWS?
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Originally Posted by TheOneAndOnlyX
Longbow shoots the farthest and Horn Bow And Flat Bow have supposedly a 10% Armour Penetration built in at all times
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Horn Bows are the 10% AP bows. (and horn bow related bows, like the ivory bow and shadow bow)
Storm Bows are indeed like longbows.
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Look here for info on range, speed and RoF.
No, you can't get better range than your Storm Bow, but you could increase your damage ~20% by using a flatbow, so long as you hit. That's why I bought 15>50 and 15% in stance flatbows.
No, you can't get better range than your Storm Bow, but you could increase your damage ~20% by using a flatbow, so long as you hit. That's why I bought 15>50 and 15% in stance flatbows.
http://forums.gwonline.net/showthread.php?t=358528
This link got FAR more info u needed !
and u are rite, stormbow has the furthest range
This link got FAR more info u needed !
and u are rite, stormbow has the furthest range
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I have been using a sundering Storm all through my playing as my ranger.
It looks like the breakdown would probably be best summised like this?:
Pulling:
Storm Bows, Flat Bows, Longbows
Damage:
Horn bow, Shadow Bow, Ivory Bow
Interrupt:
Eternal Bow, Composite, Dead, Recurve (from further away), Short, halfmoon (when close).
Of course that is just taking purpose into grouping consideration. Your needs may vary based on range, RoF, etc.
Epinephrine - How do you come up with the 20% figure for more damage on a flat vs. long/storm?
It looks like the breakdown would probably be best summised like this?:
Pulling:
Storm Bows, Flat Bows, Longbows
Damage:
Horn bow, Shadow Bow, Ivory Bow
Interrupt:
Eternal Bow, Composite, Dead, Recurve (from further away), Short, halfmoon (when close).
Of course that is just taking purpose into grouping consideration. Your needs may vary based on range, RoF, etc.
Epinephrine - How do you come up with the 20% figure for more damage on a flat vs. long/storm?
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Originally Posted by Cherno
Epinephrine - How do you come up with the 20% figure for more damage on a flat vs. long/storm?
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Rate of Fire of a longbow is 1 arrow/2.4 or 2.5 seconds (opinions vary)
Thus, in x time, the flatbow fires 1.2 to 1.25 as many arrows. That's more damage. I use a flatbow over a longbow in every situation pretty much. I can justify using short bow/halfmoon up close, I can see a rationale for using a Composite/Recurve for interrupting, I can see using a Horn/Ivory/Shadow for spiking, but the longbow has no place in the game pretty much in my book; if you are pulling you can do it with a flat bow just as well; if they close to within shortbow range you can switch to a shortbow, meaning that you have no disadvantage that way; in between Short and Longbow range you have worse accuracy I suppose, but a.) you can counter that with RTW or even FW; b.) it's only vs targets changing directions in the intermediate range, c.) you get 1.2 times the arrows anyway, so you can have a 16% miss rate and still break even.
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Here is the best ranger guide
http://db.gamefaqs.com/computer/dosw...s_ranger_a.txt
From this site
http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/dos...me/914653.html
http://db.gamefaqs.com/computer/dosw...s_ranger_a.txt
From this site
http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/dos...me/914653.html
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Originally Posted by Epinephrine
the longbow has no place in the game pretty much in my book; if you are pulling you can do it with a flat bow just as well;
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but yea, other than that, the longbow class really has no purpose. i kinda feel bad for all of those people running around and fighting with their pretty storm bows.

