It should work when you give it the original as input (attached file)? Today's "AI" are not search engines although people misunderstand them as all-knowing oracles (and then complain about the hallucinations). Commercial AI providers of course try to accommodate for their customers and fulfill their expectations, but this prevents casual users from developing a good intuition what this tech actually is and can do. Neural-network-AI works much like the human brain, it went through training but it forgets or overlooks things which are not in immediate focus. The training data is not some internal database, the "training" just "shapes" the "neurons". It may "remember" sports results of popular matches correctly because often mentioned in many sources, but not the obscure ones, and may hallucinate them instead of realizing it just doesn't have the information, which is another problem the tech had for a long time, "AI" doesn't know what it doesn't know. This has been somewhat solved by know when they ask for external sources (web search) (even local models nowadays do web search if they feel they don't know something), but this is still not 100% reliable. Long story short, always give these things as much input as possible yourself (even if it means a lot of work that is often promised, falsely, that "AI" can "replace").

Yeah they are I'm just really under water with all the recent security breaches :d

Are the instructions in this thread about publishing mods still accurate?  @Stan`  @Itms  @Atrik

The variety of weapons in this period is pretty limited. They seem to have mainly use spear, javelins and short swords.

I'm only talking about timings, what someone is first confronted with, the rest is a different matter.   Really? Is that what you are going to quote as "utterly offensive"? People wanting timings 3x faster than SC2 and someone's experience? And I would have thought the mild trolling (not gigantic, though) is what bothered you. Disappointed.   You can keep being dismissive of the reasons people give for leaving, threads here, opinions outside, foundational documents, variables from other games, statistics regarding their players (labelling all that "telling everyone how things should be done", no, I agree with that, you don't, just get over it), if I play the game at all (no, I got what I tell newbies from reading the non-existent manual), non-gameplay detailed posts (labelling them as "spam"), and those that apparently have "demonstrated so little" no matter how much time they actually invest (because, have you already gotten any sensible grasp of the time needed to summarise the information I have, or are you going to keep coming with laughable criteria like sign-up date?) in trying to make content more palatable for the astounding majority who doesn't give a single d*mn about competitive play. Nice mentality.