/got/ general

I highly doubt this Italian swordmaster taught using two big swords like Dayne did

it was probably something like pic related

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yeah I dunno why they didn't just give him a short sword/dagger for his left hand, like the more common type of historical dual blade fighting

I mean even Musashi used a short blade in his off-hand didn't he?

he was talking about using a longsword in one hand. when talking about the buckler, because some people thank that you cant use a longsword in one hand, he was using the example where you can fence with a buckler and longsword

shocking

Biggest mistake was to reduce the number of men in the fight. It would've been more believable to see the original case of 3 badasses taking 5 enemies down with them instead of the awkward could-gank-him-but-we're-not-gonna fight they made

he isn't retarded but apparently you are

yeah, turning it into cartoony "watch me 1v4 noobs with muh dual-wield sword spinning faggotry" was a bad idea. I know the original point was that Ned's team had the superior numbers yet they barely made it, but they could've delivered that without the cringe.

knowing D&D, I doubt it

who /inlovewithmaisie/ here?