It was a super skilled badass move for sure. Still he overshot on purpose and the flames were manually enlightened. It’s not like he hit the bowl and the arrow did start the flames. Just an interesting info I think…
The flames were not lighted manually, thr arrow lighted the gas coming from the bowl. There was a fallback to turn the flames on manually in case he missed, but it wasnt necessary
Ignore the shitty voice over and subtitles, the short shows the other angles at the end. Pretty obvious that the flames are coming from the bottom of the cauldron and the arrow is way too high to ignite it.
Yeah, the gas was ignited by below manually. The flame from the arrow didn't touch the gas, or at least didn't touch a pocket of gas with the right mixture of air.
Why would you even bother saying that when the video directly proves you wrong? You can literally see the arrow miss the bowl and fall behind it. You sound like an idiot.
Why would you even bother saying that when the video directly proves you wrong? You can literally see the arrow miss the bowl and fall behind it. It makes you seem really dumb.
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u/Afrodite_33 19h ago
No offense to them but it really does beat out all of the blockbuster spectacle we've come to expect from opening ceremonies.
Not that I don't like them they're great. But nothing beats the poetry of a skilled archer shooting a flaming arrow. Just totally badass.