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You know the typical wind slash in anime or games where the swordsman slashes from afar either vertically or horizontally and the wind pressure or projectile cut the opponent, like in this image for example.

Now I wonder if this is scientifically possible, or is there a solution for it? and What mechanism for the sword or the weapon shape to achieve such a state? How much strength or speed would the person need to swing his arm to manage so(I know a normal human won't reach it or his hand or body will rip apart just by common sense alone), what are the side effects, and what would the wind cut/slash look like?

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So i don't know whether it is possibleBut If you were to project 2 identical walls of wind by the sides of the the sword and only keep think layer of ait by the sword and using a slash as a starting point for the wind to move and blasting another burst of air to propel it making it practically air slash through empty space

Hypothetically, were superman a real being, I doubt he could even slash a sword fast enough/hard enough to cause that kind of vortex/current. You'd most likely have to swing your sword at speeds upward of a billion M/S. For an idea of how fast that is, light travels at 299,792,458 m/s. So over 3x the speed of light would be my theoretical belief. (which would likely completely disintegrate the user's sword arm while giving a minor cut to their target)

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Metallurgy had progressed far enough by the Sixteenth Century to allow swordsmiths to make sturdy , thin, light, fast thrusting swords. For dueling, a long, thin, sharp sword (although expensive) was a vastly superior weapon to any slashing weapon of the time (like a cutlass) Additionally, pikes (long spears for stabbing) were very successful battle weapons (even against poleaxes - i.e. hacking arms-although there was no clear dominance. Mainly it was less expensive to equip a body of troops with pikes, and easier to train them.

The slashing actions have more speed at impact but far less mass directly behind the strike, so their power transfers well to light, unsupported objects, but a heavy or braced object will absorb it all quickly and have relatively little overall momentum imparted (with a larger proportion of the energy quickly dissipated in other ways such as sound / air pressure and localised deformation and stresses on the struck material).

As a result of the very ineffective point and blade of the 1796 pattern British heavy cavalry sword during the Peninsular War, where British swords only bruised French soldiers, and where burly British heavy cavalry officers used their swords to slash as well as thrust, it seems clear this sword was the answer to this, with its piercing and slashing quill point pipe-backed blade. Although there is no evidence I can find to support this, I would be very surprised if officers outside the 4th Dragoon Guards did not also use this sword, perhaps as a campaign (battle) sword, leaving their fine blue and gilt 1796P at camp. Not least as there are some variations in the hilt of examples that have survived that would suggest more than one regiment used it. I find it very hard to believe this sword was not used in the 100 Days War. Given the experiences of the Peninsular War and the derision for the 1796P, I can not imagine well to do British heavy cavalry officers giving up the chance to use a more effective 1811P "Celtic Hilt" as their battle sabre.

The 35 inch blade is well and truly totally patinated, but very sound and especially awesome, plus firm in the hilt. The hilt is equally patinated and sound. The leather grip I believe is a replacement, but has been very well done, the leather and twisted grip wire bindings firm and very suitable for a large hand with a firm grip. These are particularly rare swords and therefore this example is very well priced. Please quote our reference number B95 (591). Further / full sized images available upon request.

So while it makes sense narratively to treat slashing damage to plate armor as less effective, this does not result in a game-mechanical reduction of damage. The slashing swing with a longsword against your armor plate removes 5 HP from your "fighting resolve" pool, same as a bludgeoning hit from a mace would.

First of all, what even is Sword Fighting?

Sword Fighting is where two or more players fight with a sword, usually a linked sword (classic sword). This is quite common on a lot of sword fighting places, such as Auto Duels, Sword Fights on the Heights, Sword Champions, and many more places.

Let's start with the sword itself. The linked sword.

This is the most common sword you will see. The bread and butter of sword fighting. While there are many other swords you may see on places, such as the Darkheart and Venomshank, those are not going to be used most of the time, as they have additional effects and are way less common than the linked sword, and definitely aren't used in a defence, raid or scrimmage. In this guide only the Linked Sword will be covered, but a lot of the guide will apply to those swords as well.

There are three key states of the sword:

Idle

Without clicking, if another player touches the sword, it'll deal 5 damage to each body part that makes contact with the sword. It doesn't matter if the arms, torso, legs or even the head makes contact, each part does the same amount of damage. This applies to all of the three states of the sword. Your sword will return back to the idle state after a lunge or slash.

And no, you can't cut limbs off to disarm an opponent or cripple their walking speed.

Slash(ing)

By clicking once, you'll do a slash animation. This increases your horizontal reach and does increased damage. Some sword fighters will time their clicks to constantly slash in between lunges to deal extra damage before a lunge.

Slashing inflicts 10 damage per body part the sword makes contact with.

Lunge

By double-clicking in quick succession, you'll do a lunge. This greatly increases your horizontal reach and does massive damage, even more than slashing. This is the animation you'll most commonly use for dealing damage and finishing off targets. Be careful though, once the animation ends, there is a delay before you can lunge again. You can use this to your advantage against other players as they will be open to be attacked.

Lunging should not be underestimated, as it inflicts a massive 30 damage per body part the sword makes contact with.

Health

Your base health in ROBLOX is 100. This means you can't tank hits and be a juggernaut against your foe. Treat you and your opponent as glass cannons. You can inflict hundreds of DPS (damage per second), but one mistake will kill you instantly.

Keep an eye on your health and your opponents health. The opponents health bar will change from green at high health, to red at low health. You will also slowly regenerate health every second, although this is less than one health point every second, it can add up over a long sword fight.

You can memorise the damage values to help your odds of winning in a fight. Knowing how much damage you can inflict and how much you can take is one of the keys of winning a duel.

A good way to remember the damage values is by checking the script of a linked sword in ROBLOX studio. Here is the part of the script that determines how much damage is inflicted.

Sword Fighting Animations

Sword Fighting also has two different animations : Old Animations (OA) and New Animations (NA)

Damage is the same for both of these animations; but there is one major difference between OA and NA.

In OA, jumping while lunging will make your sword go up vertically, instead of horizontally in front of you.

This punishes you for jumping (most of the time). It can help while climbing on truss or killing enemies above you, but it is quite situational.

In NA, you'll just lunge the same way as on the ground, so it is a lot more common for players to jump during a sword fight.

You can use this to your advantage by predicting when they are going to jump forward, as you can punish them greatly for doing so.

How to enable mouselock (shift lock switch)

To enable mouselock, join a game and press the esc key on your keyboard. Click the settings button besides the player button.

Then click on the arrows to enable Shift Lock Shift from Off to On.

Press the esc key to return back to the game. Now when you press shift, you have enabled mouse lock.

The benefit of enabling mouselock is to give you additional control when using the sword. By pressing the A, S and D keys, you will still move to that direction, but you will be facing where the camera is instead of turning your entire character to that direction.

This means that you can lunge in front of you while retreating backwards, or strafe in mid air much better.

Practice

Sword Fighting will take a lot of practice to get used to. There are many places to practice on though. For both animations, Auto Duels is a great place to go to. By default, you'll join the NA server.

To join the OA server. Just walk past the player board and tree and stand on the green square with the text "Teleport to OA" on it.

You'll get a notification on the bottom of the screen to join it.

You will be in an OA server. You can go back to the same spot to go back to NA.

Sometimes, the server will be empty. This is because of the OA server(s) being full, or no one is currently playing at the moment. Try again later if that is the case.

To duel someone in Auto Duels, stand on the grey pads. A notification will pop up to allow you to duel.

Clans & Groups

If you sword fight enough, you may see some players try to recruit you to join their group. This can be a great way to find others to sword fight in the community, and you can take part in many sword fighting events. Some groups host trainings to help train members.

Some groups will have a fort they will defend against other groups. This is easily one of the best ways to train your sword fighting skills, as you will fight dozens of players on the opposing side usually (this varies on fort to fort, some forts may only allow 20 players, but some may allow more than 40.)

Let's take Atrox Empire's Outpost Livia as an example.

Outpost Livia can have up to 35 players. Usually this will be split in half. You may think this would be 17 v 17, with usually raiders having an extra player. This isn't always the case though, as groups don't need to set a limit of players on the defending or raiding team.

The defending side will usually have a minor advantage and more experience on the fort, with a few seconds of spawn advantage, however, raiders usually have more players to compensate for this.

Some forts are equal on both sides though, so if you want to fight on equal footing without tons of up and downsides, those forts would be the best for you.

Groups will of course, raid other groups. This is also great for training your sword fighting skills.

For more advanced sword fighters, you may be able to join a group's scrimmage division. This is basically a 5v5 duel usually, commonly on a terrain-based map such as "meadows".

There is also a Sword Clan Community discord server. With enough digging, you can find the discord server.

A lot of the people in these groups are really helpful, so feel free to ask about any questions you may have about sword fighting to them!

To join a sword fighting group, you need to use the group feature on the ROBLOX website. Just go on the groups page and search for the group there. If you are struggling finding a group, you can check another users groups to find the group if they are currently in the group you are looking for.

This shouldn't be mixed up for the 'clan' feature though. Some groups will have 'clan members'. This doesn't really have any major effects though. On the off chance you may be invited to a clan, you will get a pop up once viewing the group you were invited by.

You will be featured on the group page on the clan section if you do join the clan. You can only be in one clan at a time, and for non-builder club users, you can be in 5 groups at a time.

Some groups will focus on a certain animation, and some groups are hybrid/dual-animations, meaning they do both OA and NA.

Find a group that suits your preferred animation for sword fighting.

There is a lot more to what I mentioned about sword fighting. Feel free to ask the sword fighting community about anything else you want to know about sword fighting!