Two Handed...

Started by Koala, November 01, 2003, 07:07:58 AM

There should be a coded way to draw a weapon and grab it with both hands with a single command?
It can be like "draw sword etwo".  

With the current code you first draw then remove and then etwo it. I cannot change hands because the sword does not suit for off hand. Because of that reason I have to remove the sword to grab it with both hands, which is not a good habit during a combat.

Am I missing something?
"A few warriors dare to challange me, if so one fewer."
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"Train yourself to let go everything you fear to lose." Master Yoda
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"A warrior does not let a friend face danger alone." Lt. Worf

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DRAW                                                               (Combat)

  This command will draw whichever weapons you specify that your character
has sheathed (i.e., hung on the belt, or slung over the back), and will put
it in the first free hand he/she has. That is, if the primary hand is free,
the weapon will go there, else the secondary hand. Two-handed weapons,
which are rarely used because of their weight and unwieldiness, may prevent
you from drawing two weapons.
  Weapons sheathed across your back are also retrievable with this
command.
  In order to draw a weapon immediately with two hands (i.e., have it
equipped in both hands), append the argument "two" after the command.

  Weapons in sheaths (e.g., wristsheaths, boots) must be drawn with the
appropriate keyword (for the sheath) appended.

Syntax:
  draw <weapon>
  draw <weapon> <two>
  draw <weapon> <sheath>

Examples:
  > draw sword

  > draw spear two

  > draw knife wristsheath

See also:
  ep, es, etwo, load, remove, rp, rs, sheathe, skill_archery, unload

Quote from: "Koala"... I have to remove the sword to grab it with both hands, which is not a good habit during a combat.

You can use the 'change' command to do this without removing it.

For example:

'change hands ep etwo' would move the weapon in your primary hand to both hands without letting go of it.

Cheers

I got the message....

Thanks to you  8)
"A few warriors dare to challange me, if so one fewer."
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"Train yourself to let go everything you fear to lose." Master Yoda
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"A warrior does not let a friend face danger alone." Lt. Worf