would a european steel sword be able to slice through a bronze age bronze sword?
It won't be easy, but I have faith in our lord.
>>65547966Yes, every time. Steel is 5x better than bronze. Steel swords slice through bronze armor, too. If you took two warriors and made them fight, one with a steel sword and one with a bronze sword, then regardless of their individual strengths or skills the warrior with a steel sword would win every time. Bronze was also stupider than steel because any caveman could melt bronze into a sword, but only the super intelligent people of ancient times could make steel. You know how everyone in ancient times had goats and sheep instead of cattle? It's because bronze could only cut through a goat or sheep sized animal. Only steel swords could cut through cows which are 5x larger. Like I said, steel is 5x better unless you're fighting years in the ocean because it rusts. That's why we only find bronze swords in Mediterranean shipwrecks. If you had to fight a great white shark, though, you needed steel which ancient sailors didn't have. A lot of good men died out there. So, I hope that answers your question.
>>65548082Man, I genuinely thought you were just a retard until the fighting Great White sharks part, then realized you were a retard and a failure at troll posting.
>>65549510Bronze hands typed this post.
>>65548082thank you for the laugh anon
>>65547966All I can tell you for certain is that a sword made of my meat can go straight through your mom.
>>65550486My pleasure.
>>65547966No. Bronze may be softer, but it is also sticky.