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while a formidable weapon against fixed targets, the catapult did have drawbacks like it's lack of maneuverability, it's slow reload times, and it's inability to target ground troops effectively. It would ultimately be replaced by the cannon for all those reasons above, then the cannon would be replaced by the missile for it's more destructive and accurate power.
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What was a catupult used for?
Mideviel catupults were used for knoking down castle walls
Why was the catupult invented?
The catapult was invented by the Greeks who wanted to take control of cities and kill the people in them. by: clair:)
What is a flipper system?
A flipper system is a system that uses length and mass to create a catupult (flipping things around).
How do you use a catupult in a siege?
Catapults were usually brought to just about archer's range and parked there. The catapults covered the ground troops and siege towers while they moved in.
What was the average height of a Medieval catapult?
The average height of a Roman Mangonel catupult was around 20 to 25 feet tall.
What is the most accurate catupult?
The trebuchet is considered one of the most accurate catapults due to its use of a counterweight mechanism for launching projectiles with precision. It was commonly used in medieval warfare for its ability to accurately hit targets at a distance.
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