This perfectly explains why Ragdoll Archers feels so chaotic and fun at the same time. Staying upright really is the hardest part, especially when every arrow you shoot affects your balance. I like how the physics keep each match unpredictable, you can be winning one second and flat on the ground the next. Learning to slow down, adjust small movements, and time your shots makes a big difference over time. That struggle between aiming accurately and not losing balance is what keeps the game addictive. It reminds me a lot of ragdoll archer gameplay in general, where patience and control matter just as much as quick reactions. Once you get used to the mechanics, those last-second recoveries and surprise hits feel incredibly satisfying.
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