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The "more wood" is in the bow, not the arrows. A bigger, heavier bow will shoot arrows with more force, but will take more effort, strength, and time to operat
by mkl 4y ago
The "more wood" is in the bow, not the arrows. A bigger, heavier bow will shoot arrows with more force, but will take more effort, strength, and time to operate, so shoot fewer arrows harder.
- saurik 4y agoOMG THANK YOU SO MUCH THAT MAKES SO MUCH MORE SENSE
- jefftk 4y agoIt's still a little weird, since the bow is mostly ahead of the arrow, and only "behind" it in a metaphorical supporting sense.
- mkl 4y agoThe force of the "more wood" is behind the arrow when pulling it back and shooting (and once you've released, the entire bow is behind it). I get what you're saying though.