But can anyone please say what the statistics for the Ascalon Bow and Stormbow are?
Can't find it anywhere..
Bow Statistics
Maxiemonster
I know the statistics of the following bows:
But can anyone please say what the statistics for the Ascalon Bow and Stormbow are? Can't find it anywhere..
But can anyone please say what the statistics for the Ascalon Bow and Stormbow are?
Can't find it anywhere..
aB-
I believe ascalons bows can be any number of those bows. As far as I know, there is a short and long bow version of the ascalon bow.
EDIT: and i believe a stormbow is a hornbow (not to sure on this one)
EDIT: and i believe a stormbow is a hornbow (not to sure on this one)
Maxiemonster
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Originally Posted by aB-
I believe ascalons bows can be any number of those bows. As far as I know, there is a short and long bow version of the ascalon bow.
EDIT: and i believe a stormbow is a hornbow (not to sure on this one) |
Since I really want a Shortbow/Halfmoon with the 15%>50 modifier on it, but if the Ascalon could be the same as a Shortbow, I would just get the collector's Ascalon Bow.
Corbin
im pretty sure that storm bows are the same as horn bows, but what are eternal and shadow bows???????
Calrisian Nantos
Storm Bows are the same as longbows,I tested mine out anits the same range
AceSnyp3r
Shadow Bow = Horn Bow
Storm Bow = Longbow
Eternal Bow = Recurve Bow
Storm Bow = Longbow
Eternal Bow = Recurve Bow
suzumebachi
that table is wrong. flatbows have longer range (though maybe not by far) than longbows.
i prefer Flatbows to anything. currently i'm using 2 bows, one is a max damage flatbow of fortitude, the other is a max damage Ascalon Bow (Longbow) 15%>50. i use the flatbow a lot more often because of the range + refire rate.
and ascalon bows come in multiple varieties. i believe there's recurve, horn, short, long, and flat. you'd have to research which collector gives you which one.
as far as storm bows go, i have no idea.
i prefer Flatbows to anything. currently i'm using 2 bows, one is a max damage flatbow of fortitude, the other is a max damage Ascalon Bow (Longbow) 15%>50. i use the flatbow a lot more often because of the range + refire rate.
and ascalon bows come in multiple varieties. i believe there's recurve, horn, short, long, and flat. you'd have to research which collector gives you which one.
as far as storm bows go, i have no idea.
Lord Malikai
Flatbows don't have a longer range than a Longbow. By my experience, they have the same range.
Fye Duron
Flatbows and longbows have the same range. The only thing that differs from them is the firing arc. Flatbows have a very high arc. Personally, I always carry at least 3 bows. One short or moon, and one long or flat. The right tool for the right job.
AceSnyp3r
I stopped using Flatbows because of that high arc, if an enemy moves half an inch while the arrow is firing, he'll have "Dodged" by the time it gets there. They are good long range bows if your enemy isn't running around like a chicken without a head, but they aren't suited for all your long ranged needs 
RTSFirebat
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Originally Posted by Fye Duron
Flatbows and longbows have the same range. The only thing that differs from them is the firing arc. Flatbows have a very high arc. Personally, I always carry at least 3 bows. One short or moon, and one long or flat. The right tool for the right job.
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However I also have a Flatbow as well to use in Missions and quests to pull mobs in with.
madness2k4
Also try here
http://guildwarsguru.com/content/mis...ies-id1092.php
http://guildwarsguru.com/content/mis...ies-id1092.php
aB-
http://forums.gwonline.net/showthread.php?t=355903
And you can get the longbow version of the ascalon bow from the collector outside of augry rock. There is also a shortbow version that can be found in mineral springs from the mountain troll tusks collector. The bows will look the same, but upon further testing, will appear to be short and long bows.
And you can get the longbow version of the ascalon bow from the collector outside of augry rock. There is also a shortbow version that can be found in mineral springs from the mountain troll tusks collector. The bows will look the same, but upon further testing, will appear to be short and long bows.