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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mmadsen" data-source="post: 5766114" data-attributes="member: 1645">We should probably be more precise.  I can easily see a skilled fighter dodging a thrown axe or a long-distance arrow-shot -- especially if he has a large shield to put in the way -- but I can't see him dodging a bullet or a short-range crossbow bolt from an unseen attacker.  More importantly, a skilled fighter would either get hit or not; he wouldn't get ground down by blocking and dodging the first five shots from a six-shooter, and he certainly couldn't charge a gunner knowing he'd be able to close the gap with zero chance of being stopped, even by a hit.These kinds of rules change how characters behave in the game world, and some of them make guns feel especially unrealistic.</blockquote>