I noticed that you are using the koepesh sword as a 2 handed blade. This is incorrect. The koepesh sword was first created in Greece. It was first used by Alexander the Great as a sword that could be used while a soldier was mounted in a horse. Later Ptolemy (Egyptian pharaoh and a General of Alexander’s) brought this blade back to Egypt and it was made part of the Egyptian military as a blade for a soldier in the field.
Can we please change this blade to a one handed sword? Thanks
I’m sure they (or someone) would have created a two-handed version at some point. Though this is feedback rather than a bug.
I am sorry Llama but you are in error. The Kopesh has only ever been a 1 handed sword. Take a look. Forged in Fire did an episode on it. However, their is also information from the Greek Version called the Kopis. The Kopis - The True Sword of Persia (reliks.com) Be sure to look before you answer a question. It would be unwise for a mounted warrior to carry a two handed sword. If they tried to swing it or even point it their next destination would be the floor and ultimately death.
I will pass this feedback on to our lead item designer.
Thanks for the report.
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