Which limitation was faced when scaling mechanized crossbows in the Three Kingdoms period?

💡 Explanation

Scaling the repeating crossbow stresses the trigger sear mechanism because rapid firing requires a lighter sear; therefore, consistent engagement becomes problematic, rather than issues specifically related to fletching, range, or string material during this period.

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