The EB team appreciates very much your suggestions.

Since I'm partly in charge of the animations department, I would like to let you know that I made some of the archery animations. We don't have any accurate description, other than sporadic paintings and other visual reference, on how archery was practiced on the 3rd C. BC. So, while your suggestion is accurate for XX or even XV C. AD archery, it might not be entirely true for ancient warfare. However, we may want to change it in the future, since your theory makes sense, but it would be ideal to see vase paintings of the epoch, depicting the exact moment of release, to see whether the archer maintains his hand precisely on the position of the draw, or if he moves it after release.

If there aren't, it would be quite reckless to call our current animation as "incorrect".

We won't modify this animation in the first release. We've been working on other animations at the minute, and going back to correct things already made will put us behind schedule. But if we see evidence that isn't anachronistic for our context, we will definitively change it on future releases.

Thanks!