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- Whats the difference between a spear, javelin, lance, and pike . . .
Javelin: short shaft of wood with a sharpened end Used for throwing Lance: A long and thicker pointy piece of wood designed to be carried by a horseman Far too inconvenient for a single man to carry Pike: very very long staff with a metal dagger-like item strapped to the top Used for foot soldiers to stab at horsemen from a safe distance
- How to remove a Drumlin DRM . drmz and convert to PDF : r Piracy - Reddit
Javelin will populate each page as a separate entry in the print queue So for a 200 page document you should see 200 items generate in the print queue Again, make sure you've paused the queue or unplugged the printer Open a finder window and select Go > Go to Folder and enter private var spool Right click on the folder cups and select Get
- Spears and Javlins useful? : r ICARUS - Reddit
Spears are severely underwhelming, the attack speed is about half that of knives, and the extra crit damage and range isn't really worth it However there are a few niche situations where they are really helpful Javelins are a really good source of damage (especially early game, bone jav has about 200 dmg iirc) Javelins just suffer from a lower effective range higher skill floor as you have
- Noob question cant seem to figure out lock on to target using Javelin . . .
Also a useful tip, the Javelin, with ACE, can lock on to just about anything Aircraft missiles should just work like normal, 'R' for next sensor target, and 'T' for target you are aiming at
- I dont really understand why I would ever use the Javelin . . . - Reddit
Javelin is better when paired with lock on assists like Soflam, Tracer or Hack It does more damage and a top down attack on designated ground vehicles isntead of flying in a straight line like the Recoilless and Stinger That is a huge advantage over drivers that know how to work with cover
- What happens if you throw all your rare unique javelins? And what if . . .
There's a pretty obscure mechanic here: for an auto-refill mod to work, you need to throw the javelin So if you somehow manage to reduce the quantity to zero by melee-attacking with, say ethereal Titan's Revenge, you are actually stuck with them Practically this never really happens
- Why did medieval armies stop using thrown weapons?
Skill with the heavy javelin on horseback was a key part of the Furusiyya martial tradition, a prestige weapon In other armies, including in Western Europe, throwing weapons were certainly common in sieges, like the humble “big rock” As far why they weren’t as well known, look at the list
- Which out of those 3 is best for killing tanks? : r TankPorn - Reddit
Javelin is the best due to its ease of use and fire and forget nature Stugna is probably the second best due to its ability to be operated remotely Reply reply enormousballs1996 • iirc a remotely operated kornet also exists now and is being used in combat Reply reply DerpyDepressedDonut •
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