11-11-2017, 07:58 PM
Alright, so that's at least partly my bad for not noticing that. It didn't look like the set of ranges at a glance, (i.e. a fast move would be X, and moderate move would be Y, a slow move would be Z) but maybe that's my fault for not looking closely enough at it.
The only thing that really seems to be missing there is range, which both times only describes what happens to moves at 10m. However if the assumption is that projectiles continue until they hit something unless otherwise stated, maybe ranges aren't that important.
(I also noticed that for projectile speeds, the 'slow' example is given in meters per second, while the rest use qualitative examples, though maybe that's too much of a nitpick.)
The only thing that really seems to be missing there is range, which both times only describes what happens to moves at 10m. However if the assumption is that projectiles continue until they hit something unless otherwise stated, maybe ranges aren't that important.
(I also noticed that for projectile speeds, the 'slow' example is given in meters per second, while the rest use qualitative examples, though maybe that's too much of a nitpick.)