Isekai Raku Raku Survival: Seizon Skill Tsuwamono no Ore ga Bishoujo Shiri to Kurasu Mujintou Seikatsu - Ch. 27
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If the guy let go of the right handle, shouldn't the motorcycle lose its acceleration...?
He wasnt blocking arrows, just dodging by swerving the bike.So this guy can drive his moto with one hand, attack a moving car with the halberd in his other hand and block arrow at this speed with the halberd, but he can't dodge a failing piece of the car that is many times slower than the arrow
An arrow is easy to dodge if you know if coming, the fact mc drawing the bow right in front of him make it obvious. While a piece of the car breaking doesnt give any kind of fore warning.
He was also distracted by mc taunting to notice a piece of the car might break off.
Arrow is easy to dodge IF there is enough time to dodge. They were really close to each other it was amazing the enemy could dodge the arrow, not to mention while riding a bike. Also, the shaking of the car shook MC which makes it far harder to know when MC would actually shoot and where he aim at.
Edit: Oh yeah, he dodged both arrows.
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Well you said exactly what i wanted to say
There shouldn't be more than 2 or 3 meters between them so it's impossible to dodge an arrow at this speed at least for a normal human
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Good ol plot convenience amiright?So this guy can drive his moto with one hand, attack a moving car with the halberd in his other hand and block arrow at this speed with the halberd, but he can't dodge a failing piece of the car that is many times slower than the arrow
No he did dodge the first arrow, the swing you see is him swinging at the car not the arrow.
yes, they are too close for normal human reflexes. But the guy is riding a bike with one hand at high speed, while swinging a halberd around. Pretty safe to assume the guy is not a normal human
Like i said before, mc drawing his bow is a good indication when the arrow will come. That fact alone already give him enough time to mentally prepare.
Oh yeah my mistake he had indeed dodged the first arrow. He dodged while attacking, which is even more amazing than just dodging.
Drawing a bow is not a good indicator of when the archer will shoot, because they can hold off releasing the arrow. It's like putting your finger on a gun's trigger, doesn't mean that you will immediately pull the trigger. Also MC's car kept shaking, making his aim kept changing while he's ready to shoot. Definitely not an easy thing to dodge, especially on a bike.
If that guy was so inhuman he could easily do such a feat, he should also be able to avoid the falling piece of the car considering that its starting speed would not nearly be as fast as a shot arrow.
What i meant to say was he would have the anticipation of release to help with his reaction, not predicting the timing of the release. Just seeing the bow being could allow him to thinking about what he can do to dodge the arrow. Being able to plan before hand will help you decide and react much faster than being caught off guard.
The shaking car making mc's aim unpredictable but on the flip side its make it harder for him to aim and tracking a fast moving target. There is pros, there will be cons.
A piece of the car have a lot more factors than you think:
1. He was focused on mc, not paying attention on the car itself. So he didnt anticipate a chunk of it would just fall off.
2. The piece fall off because he cut it off the car. So when it fly into him, he was in an extended posture with his halberd on the car. Its not a posture where he can just swerve the bike out of the way.
3. The piece may have less speed but it cover a much wider surface than just an arrow. Its basically the different between a bullet and a shotgun shell. You maybe able to dodge a bullet by luck but not shotgun pellets.
The unpredictable part benefits MC far more than the enemy. The chase was almost in straight line, and the enemy stayed extremely close to the car. Fast moving target moving in the same straight line as you would still be quite easy to aim at, and the target is just 2-3 meters away. In the other hand, dodging would be very difficult. Knowing that you will eventually be shot is different from knowing when or where you will actually be shot at, and you need to dodge the sudden shot in such a close range.
1. He was focusing on destroying the back door, actually.
2. He could swerve the bike to dodge MC's first arrow while swinging forward to attack, which is harder than dodging after the attack is done.
3. This one is quite a valid point. The enemy wasn't dodging the arrows by luck (he dodged MC's two shots far too easily for that and he kept his distance close), but the car piece was indeed much wider than an arrow. But I think the width of the projectile is not the reason why he couldn't dodge. MC's "random" arrow shot had a wide aim area like a shotgun's due to car's shaking, after all. MC could have released his arrow while pointing at almost any part of enemy's body.
I think the reason why the enemy couldn't dodge was because the car piece went below towards the bike and not to the rider. The enemy couldn't just sway like he did to dodge the two arrows. Which makes me think: Maybe MC could have aimed at the bike or the tire and the enemy wouldn't be able to dodge.
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