5 Archery Mistakes in Games

[@NUSensei]

For in-depth commentaries and critiques on specific games, see my Archery Popshots playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL5CLRC8gaQmDZ4I8NgyUOXUTaxDqM0DZz Also see: Bows in Games by CryMor Gaming (ft. NUSensei): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKmZnqaliciJo8U

[@lukasinoxalt728]

i didn't know that you play games

[@ihateAdmins]

what do you think of the bow mechanics in rust? It has Bow, Compound Bow and Crossbow. It has been reworked multiple times already. The community and devs would gladly hear your opinion about this on the rust subreddit. Also any ideas to improve the gameplay or make it more realistic?(wouldn't mind a nerf) Edit: especially on different ranges

[@LiMete]

Another one: when drawing the bow, in nearly every game it makes a sound like you're bending some fragile wood. If your bow made those sounds in real life, you should stop using it

[@aierce]

That is actually real.

[@GamelessOne]

A selfbow longbow wouldn't creak that much. But far as I understand, composite bows made from natural materials, does make a pretty noticeable creak.

[@kleinesmaddy]

The Sound are made for more Professional Players ore just for „Feeling“. Let me give you en exemple: When bows are used in Games then there is no feeling for „when the bow reachs full draw“ so you need a sound to know when this is done. At Most games you need to hold the trigger to get to full draw and make max dmg. Its the same like Space games. In real there will be no sounds when fires weapons ore something explodes becouse of vacuum. And thet feels realy strange. If you wanna test how strange this feels, then try Mechworrior online on en space station map. The makers of this game dose „no sound“ in vacuum. Movies are Movies, Games are Games and realworld are.... yeah just real ;-)

[@cikenot90]

Some bow wrapped in leather might make that creaking sound, but that is because of the friction between the limb and leather

[@primeoptimus197]

sound is made by the string, most modern archers don't know it because dacron does not make it

[@bennypapino3670]

"Modern compound bow" Holds up the first compound ever made

[@Huntingslife1]

Cory Hively that’s what I was going to say lmao

[@peterxyz3541]

“Modern compound” relative to the last +50,000 years of stick bows. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Huntingslife1]

Peter XYZ just teasing man I love this Channel!

[@xzivr4894]

How about walking around for several minutes at a time all while holding a recurve at full draw?

[@cikenot90]

Yes, actually it is equally quick and more energy consuming to just nock the arrow and keep the position ready to draw when needed instead of keeping full draw all the time waiting to release the arrow.

[@saverbio91]

Character :" oh look, I found a new bow in the battlefield, I'll start to use it even if I don't know: draw weight, draw length, even if I don't have the proper arrows and I have never shot a bow like this, but I know I'll be perfect with it!"

[@MizanQistina]

Another thing to add, the "Eagle Eye" mechanic, most archery in games have this perk. Somehow archers can focus their vision to look far away like a binocular to snipe on the enemy. Not just that, the time slow down too.

[@gerinko7874]

That’s not really a “mistake.” It’s just a feature to give an actual mechanical buff for increasing your skill level other than numbers and to make it easier to do. Edit: I don’t mean to say it’s not inaccurate - just to say it’s not a mistake made in regard to archery, but an intentional unrealistic addition.

[@tjj4lab]

The most notable mistake in the game footage you showed was how quickly (rate of fire) the compound archer shot in the Far Cry game. I wish the compound shooters at our club could be even half as fast as that.

[@DJZephyr]

But you need to answer the real question: can one fire five arrows with explosive tips at the same time? Asking for a friend, he's got a lynel problem.

[@mattsurrey6138]

The more ornate a bow is, the more powerful and accurate it is. Example: How neon green your compound is or how many skulls your recurve has hanging from it makes it a better bow! I know this isn't true from experience ;). AND Any arrow you pick up will fly perfectly from any bow.

[@LutraLovegood]

This isn't exclusive to bows, works with other weapons and even armours

[@legendofloki665i9]

This reminded me of archery in TES 3: Morrowind. Good luck hitting literally anything at early levels. ^^

[@tomaszwota1465]

A brilliant game.

[@nepunepu5894]

@@tomaszwota1465 it's basically virtual made DnD

[@VashGames]

Later though, one can snipe anything at the edge of the vision area. Had to disable the autoaim on the new game to do that.

[@windhelmguard5295]

elder scrolls games actually all do a very good job at this, so much so that skyrim and oblivion preserve the momentum of the arrow after it has been shot, meaning that, if you shoot while strafing, the arrow won't go straight, if you shoot while backing away from your target, the arrow will drop more quickly, if you shoot while approaching an elevated target the arrow will hit low as it had less time to gain elevation. the projectile physics are more noticeable with slower moving ranged spells but they do apply to archery all the same. another thing skyrim gets perhaps a little bit too right is how many arrows it takes to kill a thing, you can turn most higher level enemies into hedgehogs and they won't drop unless your bow is enchanted or made of mystical materials that don't exist in the real world.

[@sebastienraymond3648]

@NUSensei Personally, I am a long time bowhunter and when I see that a video game character carries in his back quiver 99+ arrows without making any noise (arrows that collide together), which do not go out of the quiver when the character jump like Spiderman, not to mention the weight of these 99+ arrows in his back, well it's a bit ridiculous ..

[@Shamelesscritique1]

Yeah without dividers with cloth and fur linings, or bristles they'd rattle and make a shit ton of noise...but that problem can be solved and addressed in reality and games...same with arrows falling out the quiver when jumping or rolling etc...magnets or simple soft cork can and will hold arrows firmly

[@charlesjones1535]

To be fair most of these apply to firearms in games too

[@johnjack4007]

12:21 I used to be an adventurer like you... Then I took an arrow to the knee. - The Elder Scrolls V : SKYRIM (Game of the Year, 2011)

[@MisterSiza78]

Might i add no 6, all arrows fly at the same trajectory and distance regardless off arrow size and material. Love skyrim to bits though.

[@sainesanalsa3324]

Well at least the arrows fly in a couple different trajectories depending on the bow in skyrim

[@3eightiesopinion524]

Skyrim does a good job

[@dannybohy]

Anyone who is a member of an Archery club knows that Compound archers dont shoot that fast, they take forever getting the bow to do all the hard work for them. ;)

[@ponycentaur1456]

thEe game 'the hunter: call of the wild' does a pretty good job for archery. Sure gravity, but also wind, temperature, and moisture affects arrow

[@demopem]

A lot of this goes for firearms in games as well. Not at all as easy as they make it. Funnily enough, when it comes to noise, they do the opposite. They completely overlook how LOUD firearms are, esp. when firing indoors. It would make your ears literally ring, and probably do permanent damage, without really good ear protection. (Something they completely overlook in movies and tv shows as well.)

[@tomaszwota1465]

Not completely, but mostly. Some movies will ignore it, but remember it for a key moment (think... Baby Driver)

[@checkmate058]

Id be neat to have a stealth game with thease things consitered. Timeing shots with noises to mask the whip of the string. Haveing to use bows in mid range and account for wind. Maybe a game mechanic where the player looses the arrow between heart beats. Like a fusion of sniper elite and theif.

[@thegentilehunter]

If farcry had realalistic compound bows, the shooter (you) would have to discuss your bow and tinker with it before every engagement.

[@bujin1977]

This is what I like about Kingdom Come: Deliverance. While not perfect by any means, it deals with a few of these issues. Your character isn't at all proficient at using the bow at the start and can only handle very weak bows, needing to work up to more powerful ones. Its accuracy isn't great either, especially with the aiming method (unless you cheat and use the reticule!). It doesn't generally kill with one shot, especially against armoured targets. The power isn't quite as arbitrary - while it doesn't go into detail on exact draw weights, it does label some bows as stronger and of different construction leading to more power. It is *kinda* used as a stealth weapon but not to the extent of other games. I haven't played it for a few months so I can't remember quite what effect it has using a bow when there are multiple enemies around - whether they hear it or not. But it's still a fairly decent representation of archery (from my limited experience of archery!)

[@abdullahyusof4739]

bujin1977 He’s already made a video about Kingdom Come: Deliverance

[@bujin1977]

@@abdullahyusof4739 Yep, I've seen it.

[@nicholascauton9648]

"While not entirely silent, loosing an arrow is a far softer sound than gunfire." - Ahoy, Bow and Arrow (2017).

[@space.youtube]

12:00 that 'Raptor' bow could do with a little nock tuning. Your arrow is porpoising noticeably, slightly higher nock might correct it and make it a much more enjoyable bow to shoot. Quieter, more accurate and less inclined to chew up feathers.

[@UkuleleAversion]

#6: Player character is somehow able to carry 30-50 arrows without getting exhausted or being detected because of the noise they’d make while moving.

[@joshuatan7628]

Dang it apparently u can’t make bows with 3 sticks and 3 strings, and enchant them to have infinite arrows and power V IRL

[@nankdug9195]

I also got into Archery because of gaming. Ark Survival Evolve to be exact. Although the ironic thing is that now I don't play Ark and spend most of my free time shooting arrows lol. Lost 10 lbs in 2 months just for getting out of my chair and doing archery every day.

[@vAstronomia]

Great video! Also Hitman sniper on your phone presents agent 47 holding a crossbow with his FINGERS ON THE RAIL. Goodness.

[@seeingthepattern]

I’m not a video gamer, but I have Archery Pro and Archery Master 3D on my phone. Both keep me amused in down-time - and I’m getting much better groups than with my real recurve Hmm, maybe I should switch to a thumb release irl ...

[@colinp.4638]

Please do a video on Lever Bows like the Oneida Phoenix or Oneida osprey. The Phoenix is used for hunting a lot, but the Osprey is normally used for bowfishing. I would love to see you do a video on my favorite bows.

[@elevown]

Just to comment - you had footage of 'the hunter' when talking about arrow lethality and it dropped that deer in 1 shot. The hunter has very realistic wepons and lethality modelling- most of the time deer and anything but the really small critters, will NOT go down in 1 shot unless you get like a heart shot - and with an appropriately powerful weapon for the animal. So you need a good angle and to know where to hit to get the heart, and then to actually hit there. If you are not a great shot, you often have to track down animals till they bleed out.

[@thomasshaw3878]

The footage of The Hunter was when he was making the disclaimer that if you have the right type of arrowhead for the situation, (such as a broad-head) then you can get a very quick kill.

[@joejoelesh1197]

IRL even a good heart/lung shot will not drop a deer on the spot. Some amount of tracking is required with anything other than a spine hit (which is really a miss in my book). That being said, if you dont spook the deer after the shot, they will normally fall within 75 meters on a good hit, and often far less.

[@johnmurphy5528]

I always thought that the arrow never penetrated enough in video games. If you go deer hunting with any decent bow setup over 45-50 pounds, the arrow will almost always pass all the way through the deer and keep going. I did it with a 45 pound samick sage at 25 yards and with a perfect heart shot. Also I think bows in video games aren't lethal enough, I don't think they are too lethal at all. Obviously in order to drop someone on the spot with a bow you need either a head shot or a spine shot, but most heart and double lung shots render your target unconscious and on the floor within 4-8 seconds, and dead within a minute.

[@sarinhighwind]

Instant experting in the bow can be also with firearms in games as well. You cannot pickup a pistol or a rifle and just start head shotting people from 40 yards, mostly not even 15 yards. While a bit of skill characteristic would be great in games, it's also nice as well to just not have to suffer to death from RNG due to low skill rating. Some games have attributed it to lower damage when un skilled (hate this) Others add RNG aspects to it, (hate RNG for a lot of things) Other games add maintenance and some other odd things to the gun such as jamming more or whatever else, and this is more easily deal-able in a game, but real life we all know is far different. Even as an expert in real life we can have off days, and games cannot reflect that as well.

[@sarinhighwind]

@οὐτόπος I strongly disagree with you, all these factors are issue with fire-arms also. Is it easier to learn to shoot a firearm vs great bow technique? sure. There are less mechanics involved. But you're not gonna be shooting 1moa after a few hours with a gun. Nor are you with a bow.

[@Raving]

One realistically portrayed use of a rifle by a novice is in The Last of Us. A young girl has to provide cover for the protagonist with a rifle. She had never fired a rifle before but knew about aiming from hunting rats with a pellet gun. In the battle she missed most of her shots but still made the enemy keep their heads down. Allowing the protagonist to maneuver to where he had to go.

[@doemacmonkey]

What about the ease with which you can ‘make’ a bow in games, that is still both strong, high powered & accurate?

[@gabeflame7803]

Like that thing where the characters finger passes through the string when they are nocking the arrow

[@100luk]

I play a game called Genshin Impact, and they anchor about a foot distance away from the traditional anchor point. Very true.

[@Tucher97]

The bow in Battlefield 4 is the one bow that has a slightly strange us as it is not a typical bow, but of course it freaking hurts

[@ItzHemp]

@NUSensei What do you think of the galaxy tourch riser and Galaxy gold star limbs? I am planning on getting an ILF recurve, and saw these on lancaster archery.

[@BooDamnHoo]

Not a game but I just finished a low grade post apocalyptic novel where one of the main characters prefers to use a bow for defense. I wanted to scream. He never shot a bow before, meets a prepper who gives him a bow and quiver of arrows, shows him how to shoot in his backyard for maybe 30 minutes. BOOM! He then becomes proficient and almost always hits any bad (moving) guy he shoots at. Gah!

[@6th_Army]

It's like driving. You can get in a car & drive. You won't be any good, but you could do it. Archery, you can pick up a bow & shoot. You won't be any good, but you could do it. In both, you're more likely to hurt yourself or someone else than hit your target.

[@gumarkuk]

what about shoot multi arrow with 1 shot

[@pnumekin3642]

What about VR archery games? Your opinion on games like, Sacralith: The archer's tale, Elven Assassin or The archery game from The Lab would be interesting.

[@luverneanimatics8769]

What bow is that? can the limb be replace with a recurve limbs, itwould be awesome 1 riser 2 diffrent limbs for recurve and compound.

[@space.youtube]

You can do that with a Martin Jaguar. The first model Jaguar recurve takedown was Martin's attempt at selling old compound bow risers of the same name. Though I'm not sure why you'd want to bcs it wasn't a great compound or recurve bow.

[@pwnmonkeyisreal]

haha I like the "currently holding 52 arrows."

[@UkuleleAversion]

#7: Grenade tipped arrows would drop to the ground after a couple meters of flight.

[@theamazinggoldfish8713]

My goodness is that a compound infront of you? I promise you Nu if you try the leader accessories 55# compound (just $80 Walmart) I'll bet you will be impressed, I am. I'm finding my accuracy is about 25% better. Still need to adjust draw length. P.S. if I ever visit Australia I would be honored to shoot with you.

[@VashGames]

Practiced enough in the Parkinson's simulator that is archery in Kingdom Come that my sword and mace doesn't see much light nowdays. What do you think about how archery is presented in there?

[@1anfinity08]

Farcry was always funny to me. Your character is not very experienced in outdoors and survival yet you go on guns blazing against multiple enemies most of the time. Also the moment you acquire a bow and arrow you are already a master of it despite having it for the first time

[@chrisruzsa2798]

I don’t understand how you can say a bow is not a efficient killing weapon. You can also make a bow a whisper if you silent the string the limbs and use a heavier arrow.

[@NUSensei]

An arrow doesn't normally inflict a fatal wound, typically not in the sense that games show where you drop dead after being hit. A bullet does far more soft tissue damage compared to the puncture wounds caused by most arrows. Broadheads will cut up blood vessels if you get a good hit in the vitals, but otherwise the arrows used in most games are armour-piercing in design and are meant to debilitate more than cause grievous wounds.

[@chrisruzsa2798]

@@NUSensei fair point thanks for clarifying that. Yes they do work different in how they kill.

[@creeperFIN123]

Well you can silence a bow pretty much but yes there is always some sound. Oh and i think far cry primal did archery pretty well as the guy was experienced and the bow moved a lot when aiming.

[@ArkhBaegor]

If he was experienced he'd know that firing two arrows at the same time halves their power

[@creeperFIN123]

@@ArkhBaegor well it is a action game after all and in that context it has good archery in my opinion.

[@_just_me_1568]

0:36 Dis not a modern Compound Bow ;)

[@michaelt6413]

Talking about lethality. Even deadly shots. Liver for example while hunting. The animal will likely find a nice place to lay itself down before dying. Pretty much only direct heart shots will drop an animal quickly.

[@nmmeswey3584]

why is this t 50fps and not 60?

[@adamforbes1019]

One thing that most games do wrong is that arrows don't break. You can always retrieve all arrows. KC:D is the only archery game I've seen that shows broken arrows.

[@LutraLovegood]

You can't retrieve arrows in most games, and those that let you don't let you retrieve all fired arrows, only some of them (in BotW you can only retrieve parts of your missed shots, for example).

[@drsnooker1776]

What compound bow is that

[@TheAegisClaw]

An ancient one!

[@stevehunt4660]

The one at the front looks likeit may be a PSE Black Magnum II, a target compound from early 1980s, the grey one he picked up and showed similar vintage not sure on make or model.

[@sheevthesenatepalpatine8863]

They need to call you if they ever make a Green Arrow game

[@IMStillUnbroken7]

Do a part 2 pls

[@dedrickhowell805]

Aren't wounds on the Extremeties are generally less lethal regardless of weapon employed? Also, during the 100 years war era, English long bow, bodkin or broadhead arrows would pull clothing fabric and or chainmail into a wound channel thus causing it to fester and killed via infection if target survived initial injury. In the long term arrows were fairly lethal.

[@JC_WT]

It's an understandable misconception that damage to the extremities is less lethal than centre of mass, but that's not actually true. That's the reason most police forces around the world train for centre of mass shots, and don't shoot for the legs or arms. The problem with the extremities is that they hold a very high concentration of main veins and arteries in a very small area, so taking a shot to the thigh for example, if you were to get hit in the femoral artery, which is highly likely, you could bleed out in as little as 30 seconds without proper medical treatment. You'll be lucky to survive. The problem gets even worse when you take a bullet to the same area, and it hits bone. The bone shatters, sending fragments of your own bone shredding through the surrounding tissues like shrapnel, again, almost guaranteeing that you will bleed out very fast. With Centre of mass shots, there is far higher chance that the projectile can pass through the torso without hitting anything vital, and as such, a higher chance to be saved, as well as a generally wider window to be treated. Of course, centre of mass could also be a fast kill depending if it hits vital organs. But again, overall, your chances of survival are ultimately greater than if hit in the extremities.

[@dedrickhowell805]

@@JC_WT I actually agree with you; statistically survivability is higher if wounded in an extremity vs centre of mass, my post just wasn't clearly written. I do think there is alot of inaccuracy and false information disseminated via you tube that frequently goes unchallenged. This video for example is wrong in asserting that arrow wounds were typically historically survivable, for the reasons I mentioned, foremost infection.

[@hansbrowning9135]

How about shooting multiple arrows at once? Seems like movie/video game bullshit to me but correct me if I'm wrong and it's something you can actually do effectively.

[@fidellaelyssia8231]

Actually,I started to do archery probably because I played Tomb Raider....

[@tyrael280]

12:21 lol :))

[@nedjohns]

game also don't consider your strength and stanima, shooting thousand arrows must be quite exhausting for your character

[@Mizaan_Archery]

1000 hours per week... but Nu there are only 168 hours in a week

[@NUSensei]

Arrows, not hours.

[@elevown]

He never said that tho- he said 'a hundred ARROWS, up to a 1000 per week'. not hours.

[@Mizaan_Archery]

@@NUSensei ooh my mistake :c

[@gipsymelody1268]

good points but there is opposites too ":D i mean there is a lot of arrow types there is "deadly" arrows and armor pierced arrows (the shape and using harder metals) also there is modern composed bows and reflex bows these bows is pretty strongs also when i used bow first time i was not bad ":D but my fingers after few hours (it was a school match) maybe i have sense but yeah mastery level need years and not matter what is it even if guitar or fencing or smithing r boxing

[@davidsalman8362]

Nunu-Sama! :D

[@k31than]

@12:21 Made me laugh out loud.

[@vfc1860]

What first person PC game gives the most realistic traditional archery experience?

[@NUSensei]

My vote goes to Kingdom Come Deliverance.

[@allmachtsdaggl5109]

@@NUSensei That would have been my question: What do you think about the archery in King Kong Come? It adresses a lot of the points you mentioned, but you don't have wind effects for example.

[@NUSensei]

@@allmachtsdaggl5109 I've covered an episode on KCD: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGeYloV-n79mhJY

[@allmachtsdaggl5109]

@@NUSensei oh i was not yet subscribed when you aired this episode. Thank you!

[@elijahgooley385]

Play breath of the wild nusensei. It has realistic physics with game breaking reality impossibilities as well.

[@BrianCx]

#6: Agility/Dexterity...... irks me every time, to no end.

[@PoeticSonic]

i would actually disagree with the lethality part, of course, this depends on the arrow but more often than not, for a "hunting bow", the arrow doesn't get stuck inside the body like they always show in video games and movies, most of the time, the arrow goes through all the way unless it hit down and even then, it would need to hit a very strong bone to actually stop it and a human/zombie doesn't have that strong of a bone for the most part... dow would you just die by an arrow hit right away if you were hit in the torso, no but you will probably bleed to death if the area wasn't treated, and that is if the archer wasn't aiming for the head or the heart. it's the same with guns, if you hit somebody in the torso, unless it's in a critical place then they will probably live on if they get treated fast enough

[@NUSensei]

If you get hit with a broadhead to the gut, you're probably going to bleed out. Practically however, the torso is one of the better protection hit locations - if not through skeleton structure, then with clothing and equipment. Even a mobile phone can stop an arrow: time.com/5551201/australia-cell-phone-arrow-attack/ So yes, if you shoot through an unprotected fleshy part, a pass-through is not unusual.

[@archiemisc]

#6 allowing you to dry-fire a bow without any sort of consequence

[@adamforbes1019]

What game lets you dry fire a bow?? Unless you have ammo, the game won't let you draw it.

[@martinromer6997]

You didn't even touch on things like multi-arrow shots or fire-arrows, and the one thing which bothers be most in almost EVERY game featuring archery: the bow doesn't bend, instead the string stretches... *facepalm*

[@AmericanDeen777]

That's why I like mount and blade or skyrim

[@gusstuss]

you should check out SCUM, there have been some serious time and thought put to the archery mechanics in this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKW5l3hmrbmAidk

[@clear_image_photos5477]

Ever thought about videoing practices with the people you teach? Or do a livestream? And from a hunter, an arrow even high poundages, when the heart is knicked from the broadheads, still take a few minutes for them to die, one reason I wish some laws would be changed so you can use a pistol instead of just having to let them bleed out.

[@clear_image_photos5477]

@οὐτόπος again, having shot deer in the heart with both a bow and crossbow, they don't die in seconds lol the blood has to pump out if them, quickest one I've had die was with a gunshot through the heart and lungs took about 45 seconds for it to die

[@clear_image_photos5477]

@οὐτόπος with a heart shot I've had deer run between 30 and 100 yards before dropping, and yes they are still alive, either let them bleed out, or cut the throat. After having one hop back up and try charging I tend to just let them lay there

[@doemacmonkey]

Videoing would be interesting, but legalities would be prohibitive - NuSensei would probably need waivers/permissions from all involved first

[@clear_image_photos5477]

@@doemacmonkey or just a verbal agreement on cam so it's documented, nothing hard needs to be done

[@doemacmonkey]

ash 098 on cam, yes, because otherwise a verbal agreement isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on!

[@darthcirls3552]

Scrolling for Kingdom Come comments

[@musikSkool]

Cone of accuracy

[@space.youtube]

"...or one of these modern compound bows"? Relatively newish but not really modern. Ps Thinly veiled disdain for the wheeled bow, like child with finicky diet confronted with Brussel sprouts on plate. Very entertaining : )

[@abysswalkerlu5770]

Monster hunters bow has a badass power fantasy feel ounce you learn how to play it. If you're bad at monster hunter however you'll feel like you're 1v1ing a bear with a youth bow. Lol

[@doemacmonkey]

“...but for many arrow wounds....on the knee or otherwise” - nice gaming reference!

[@Shamelesscritique1]

I slightly disagree about the lethality of arrows...I'm guessing this guy doesn't fire war bows or goes hunting very much...look it up dude I've seen broad head arrows pass right through bears, elk and moose, I've seen arrows with bodkin tips pierce right through riveted chain mail...but I've also seen them bounce off armour plate as well. Now if you're just talking instant death...you might have a point...unless that arrow is going right into or through the brain stem the thing your aiming at isn't going to drop instantly...deer have been known to take an arrow through their side, straight through both lungs and their heart but still manage to run quite a distance before dropping...on the other hand animals have also been known to be hit the exact same way and barely flinch, just freezing on the spot as if they barely felt it and then succumbing to the shock and or trauma almost immediately...it's rare but it does happen. Most games just lazily go with the instant death animation because it's easier, immediately satisfying and most of all consistent...most games don't even have separate limb and vital organ hit detection or even account for things like armour...off the top of my head I can't think of a single game that accounts for things like draw weight, wind direction or projectile shape or mass etc...usually if there's any variation in a game between weapons and projectiles etc (i.e types) it's done very lazily with arbitrary number stats. Now personally I would've thought what with all the technology, graphical power and physics engines available to game developers along with the wealth of free information available to them about a certain subject like archery or modern firearms for example...well you'd think they'd put more effort and work into their games key features and gameplay mechanics...but no they'd rather just have more pixels and polygons.

[@onesky8647]

You can try but you can't fit 1000 hours into a week, even as an Olympic archer. lol :)

[@demopem]

But maybe 1000 arrows, which is what he said, I think. ;)

[@onesky8647]

@@demopem lol, well played!! :-)

[@FPV-wi8fw]

Using a bow in The Last Of Us has saved my ass many times. It's surprisingly effective.

[@dsing45barrera83]

adoré éste video jaja está buenisimo

[@pistitoth1363]

Emberre löni az nem jó. Hegy nélkül is borzasztó sebet és fájdalmat okoz. Én megbántam gyermekkori eszentlenséget. Rugóacél illyam volt a lehető legbrutálisabb. Csak céltábla!

[@Voult_Bioy]

is this hungarian

[@jj987987987]

3:17 if this clip is from your recent shooting session, you might want to stop practicing olympic and traditional style together. Actual professionals will cringe watching you shoot like that, especially the ones that practice olympic style.