Which limitation constrained Byzantine Greek Fire deployment from siphon warships?

💡 Explanation

Direct crew exposure limited Byzantine Greek Fire because the pressurized flamethrowers' close proximity made operators vulnerable to blow-back and accidents; therefore ships could only approach up to a relatively close range, rather than engaging at longer distances.

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