Assuming I have a creature, with four natural arms (or a person with extra vestigial arms &mdash; RAI I know this is unintended, but RAW it's seemingly legit) and they decided to, instead of quad-wielding one handed weapons, dual wield two handed swords. According to the rules, the offhand weapon gets 1/2 Str bonus. However two handed weapons use 1+1/2 Str bonus.  How would this strength bonus/penalty work, assuming said creature or player could not access the Double Slice feat?  The similar question  does not explain how the bonus damage to strength is handled.
I was considering playing a Summoner in my next Pathfinder campaign, and I decided that I wanted my Eidolon to be a a four-armed giant (the character being a Gnome with a height complex).  Well, I thought to myself: If it has four arms, then shouldn't it be able to wield two two-handed weapons?  As far as I can tell, it should work. That said, how would that work, exactly? I would assume that it would work like usual two-weapon wielding as far as feats and the like, and it would gain all the bonuses from two-weapon wielding as well. However, as this isn't exactly something that happens often, and thus there are no rules for it (that I can find) I can't be sure of any of this. Does anyone know of anything that could help me with this?
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As a suggestion, I think it makes sense to prevent an answerer from downvoting any answer on the same question, this -sure- has a harm, but IMO, it's less harmful than the tactical downvoting issue, and to make the things a bit more easier, we can prevent an answerer from downvoting a question without posting a comment to that answer before.  And vice versa, if a user downvoted an answer, he shouldn't be able to post another one unless he posted a comment first, to prevent working-around that system, so a user can't downvote other answers before posting his own to avoid posting comments.  EDIT, more clarification: I don't say wrong answers shouldn't be downvoted, BUT if you want to downvote an answer and post your own, you'll have to post a comment, so we make sure you're not just downvoting right answers tactically. How long will foods that have "Best by: XX-XX-XX" on the product last past that date?  I have tried looking online, and all I can find is anecdotal evidence, which isn't very assuring for me since there seems to be no specific "x food will expire y weeks after its best by date".  Is there a rule of thumb or some guide out there that can tell me how long a "best by" food will last? Or is it safe to assume that they never expire, since it's not actually labelled on the product? linq: order by random What is "the ground"? I was going through fluid dynamics and I came upon this section on the shape of a liquid surface in a rotating cylindrical vessel. 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The forces on the liquid would be  the centripetal force inwards and the weight force downwards.The net force would therefore be in a different direction,and consequently the slope of the surface at that point would be in a different direction.How is it possible for the same surface to have two different shapes in two different frames?   I would be obliged if someone could help me out by pointing out the flaw in my understanding. If $x\sqrt{1+y}+y\sqrt{1+x}=0$ find $y'$ The sum of powers of two and two's complement – is there a deeper meaning behind this? Does this sentence have too many subjunctives? Let $f$ be a real valued, continuous and differentiable function on the real numbers with $f'$ uniformly continuous. Show that $g_n(x)$ with $$g_n(x)=nf(x+1/n)-nf(x)$$ is uniformly convergent to the derivative of $f$.   I cannot figure out how to solve this problem. If anyone could help me for this problem I would be very grateful.