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These are the questions we answered, some of these came from our inbox, so if you see a question you sent as an anonymous ask, we did get to you.

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Say you have an experienced fighter up against an inexperienced fighter. What would clue the experienced fighter to the other’s lack of experience?

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How realistic are those fight scenes (think the newer james bond movies) where they’re fighting intensely in suits and dress shoes? I wear suits way too often, and I dislike them because they seem to limit my movement, and the shoes are awkward.

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Hello! I’ve been sending asks, but Tumblr sends them into the void; Character X is a commander knight directly under the royalty, so he has a complete armor. Most knights couldn’t afford the full set, I know, so what parts would ordinary soldiers wear?

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I am writing a sci-fi action adventure, where some of the charcters are a special branch of a colonial military. They are meant to be dropped straight into combat and move fast. What equipment would be optimal for such a combat role?

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Would it be better to carry multiple guns or a lot of ammunition for one gun into a fight? Which would be faster?

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What advice can you offer when it comes to writing about injuries/wounds acquired during a fight? I really want to improve the realism, both during and after a fight. Also love your blog. You guys are awesome. Thanks for all the help and such! :3

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I was wondering if you had any advice for using your environment in a fight? For context I’ve been playing a tabletop rpg and my character isn’t great in a fight but he can interact with the environment easier than other characters.

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I’m curious about your thoughts on superhuman fighting, specifically what sort of traits in the individuals would drastically start to alter how a fight would go down compared to a “normal” fight. (flight, speed, strength, durability etc.)