Which primary effect resulted from the use of torsion-powered siege engines during Roman era?

💡 Explanation

When using torsion-powered siege engines, tighter winding increases the force multiplying through levers or arms imparts greater energy. Therefore, longer and heavier arm/projectile yields an incereased range, rather than accuracy, terrain flexibility or sustained fire capability which require other design compromises.

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