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Are there axes in Silkroad yet? Because I was playing, and saw this posted...

i think thats a type-o instead of axes it mean't spears/glavie there are no axes yet.... however i have head rumors of some new weps coming out

Welll, they are coming out with axes soon, I just thought maybe this is a sign that they're getting close with the updates

I think they would be the European weapons...

Yep, u dont see Garment but Robe in msg box

That help message has been around forever. Axes mean Glaive. Simply put.

O.o

element_45 wrote:That help message has been around forever. Axes mean Glaive. Simply put.

Um no... Axes does not mean Glaive ... Because there are no 1 handed and 2 handed Glaives... When they talk about Axes they mean Axes

IF u want to see what Axes they are talking about please visit these 2 links:

Video: New European Moves:
ftp://yahoogame.nefficient.co.kr:21/pub ... eSkill.zip
New Fantastic weapons:
http://kr.silkroad.yahoo.com/userpg/web ... ?WebMDiv=1

Both Links Were taken from
"Mother Of All Future Update Threads"
http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9978

Keyjizzle wrote:O.o

element_45 wrote:That help message has been around forever. Axes mean Glaive. Simply put.

Um no... Axes does not mean Glaive ... Because there are no 1 handed and 2 handed Glaives... When they talk about Axes they mean Axes

IF u want to see what Axes they are talking about please visit these 2 links:

Video: New European Moves:
ftp://yahoogame.nefficient.co.kr:21/pub ... eSkill.zip
New Fantastic weapons:
http://kr.silkroad.yahoo.com/userpg/web ... ?WebMDiv=1

Both Links Were taken from
"Mother Of All Future Update Threads"
http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9978

To correct myself, the phrase "axe" or "ax" is referring to a blade. It was lost in translation and means a weapon with high physical attack power. Don't Believe Me?



Character creation Screen. Let's just figure that a 2-handed axe from the help message means glaive. Sorta makes sense, doesn't it.

Now.

That help message has been around since the opening of SRO to the general public. Don't try to make it seem like they made a help reference in a game for an update to be even CONCEIVED OF a year later.

Back when SRO first came out, the translation was HORRIBLE. It's still not perfect, but it's a far cry better than what it used to be. Remember, this is coming from a game that spells "glaive" "glavie".

So don't "um no" me until you have all the facts. The fact that you play on babel is an obvious suggestion to the time period in which you joined.

element_45 wrote:

Keyjizzle wrote:O.o

element_45 wrote:That help message has been around forever. Axes mean Glaive. Simply put.

Um no... Axes does not mean Glaive ... Because there are no 1 handed and 2 handed Glaives... When they talk about Axes they mean Axes

IF u want to see what Axes they are talking about please visit these 2 links:

Video: New European Moves:
ftp://yahoogame.nefficient.co.kr:21/pub ... eSkill.zip
New Fantastic weapons:
http://kr.silkroad.yahoo.com/userpg/web ... ?WebMDiv=1

Both Links Were taken from
"Mother Of All Future Update Threads"
http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9978

To correct myself, the phrase "axe" or "ax" is referring to a blade. It was lost in translation and means a weapon with high physical attack power. Don't Believe Me?



Character creation Screen. Let's just figure that a 2-handed axe from the help message means glaive. Sorta makes sense, doesn't it.

Now.

That help message has been around since the opening of SRO to the general public. Don't try to make it seem like they made a help reference in a game for an update to be even CONCEIVED OF a year later.

Back when SRO first came out, the translation was HORRIBLE. It's still not perfect, but it's a far cry better than what it used to be. Remember, this is coming from a game that spells "glaive" "glavie".

So don't "um no" me until you have all the facts. The fact that you play on babel is an obvious suggestion to the time period in which you joined.

come on man,don't be sturbbon,element_45 is right,its will coming soon with the Axes,actually the msg window is follow the ksro,early for ksro have a axes already,isro will update soon!!

that message in the guide has been there from the very beginning of the beta period. it is not in preperation for europe

initialbee wrote:

element_45 wrote:

Keyjizzle wrote:O.o

element_45 wrote:That help message has been around forever. Axes mean Glaive. Simply put.

Um no... Axes does not mean Glaive ... Because there are no 1 handed and 2 handed Glaives... When they talk about Axes they mean Axes

IF u want to see what Axes they are talking about please visit these 2 links:

Video: New European Moves:
ftp://yahoogame.nefficient.co.kr:21/pub ... eSkill.zip
New Fantastic weapons:
http://kr.silkroad.yahoo.com/userpg/web ... ?WebMDiv=1

Both Links Were taken from
"Mother Of All Future Update Threads"
http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9978

To correct myself, the phrase "axe" or "ax" is referring to a blade. It was lost in translation and means a weapon with high physical attack power. Don't Believe Me?



Character creation Screen. Let's just figure that a 2-handed axe from the help message means glaive. Sorta makes sense, doesn't it.

Now.

That help message has been around since the opening of SRO to the general public. Don't try to make it seem like they made a help reference in a game for an update to be even CONCEIVED OF a year later.

Back when SRO first came out, the translation was HORRIBLE. It's still not perfect, but it's a far cry better than what it used to be. Remember, this is coming from a game that spells "glaive" "glavie".

So don't "um no" me until you have all the facts. The fact that you play on babel is an obvious suggestion to the time period in which you joined.

come on man,don't be sturbbon,element_45 is right,its will coming soon with the Axes,actually the msg window is follow the ksro,early for ksro have a axes already,isro will update soon!!

Actually he is right lol, One handed "axe" = a Blade
Two handed axe = glaive