Weapon Pack Alpha - Rebalanced

Obsidian Macuahuitl: Increased damage to 10; Reduced durability to 20.

Flint Macuahuitl: Reduced durability to 40.

Bone club: Reduced durability to 80; Reduced damage to 2; Now it counts as a Club.

Calacula: Increased range to 2.5; damage and durability are tied to the wood used to make it.

Bone trident: Reduced range to 3; Reduced damage to 1.6; Reduced durability to 75. Reasoning: As bones are pretty abundant in contrast with flints at the early game, it literally makes up for the best stone age weapon you can have around, now its power is more balanced compared to vanilla spears.

Lead club: Reduced range to 2; Reduced damage to 2.5; Reduced durability to 200. Now it basically works like a craftable version of the Scrap Mace.

Throwing spear: (Rework/Nerf) Greatly reduced ranged damage up to 4 times its original value; projectiles now have normal physics as with vanilla spears, but with slightly better range and speed; Adjusted recipes to avoid mass producing gigantic amounts of fletchings and javelin heads; Reduced stack size of Javelins to 35; Removed behavior to allow it to be rackable as I found it redundant (this can be changed if there is demand for it)

Bush knife: Reduced tool speed by a roughly 50%, durability reduced just enough so it has 40%-60% more durability than the vanilla knife.

War hammer: Reduced damage and range, in exchange its durability has been increased.

Chakri: Rework: now it doesn't stack and instead it has durability; melee range reduced to 1.5; now it is the weakest but most durable ranged weapon; reduced smithing recipe output to 1 item. Now it cannot be put in the tool rack, as objectively speaking, it wouldn't fit there. (now it cannot be forged directly)

Mambele: Reduced melee range and durability; now it has the highest ranged damage of all.

Katar: Reduced damage and durability. Removed range entirely. In exchange it can now attack very fast. (now it cannot be forged directly)

Spiked dagger: Increased its damage slighlty in bronze versions, increased durability in general. (now it cannot be forged directly, it needs to be crafted with rope)

Spontoon: Reduced damage and its durability, now it is equivalent to a regular spear but with better stats and a longer range. 

Epsilon axe: Increased damage slighlty compared to the Falx sword, but at the same time reduced its durability and range. (Now available in iron, meteoric iron and steel)

Khopesh: Lower damage than the Falx sword, but now it has 30-50% more durability in comparison. Now it can be Smithed ( Now available in iron, meteoric iron, and steel); (now it cannot be smithed/casted directly, it needs to be crafted)

Spatha: Slighlty more range than the Falx sword, has slighlty less damage, durability and attack tier in comparison. (Now vailable in iron, meteoric iron, and steel)

War pick: Reduced its range, damage and durability, works as a more damaging version of the war hammer, as it also has higher damage tier.

Tachi:  Rework; Reduced its durability by a drastic amount; In excange it has a high amount of damage, making it a deadly but disposable. (Removed copper version)

Naginata: Rework; Identical approach as the Tachi, however this weapon has slightly more damage and range, but even worse durability

Bastard sword: Slight increase in damage and range. (now it requires 2 ingots worth in total)

Rapier: Heavily nerfed: Damage reduced from more than half of the original, reduced a little its durability, effective range is still the same. (now it requires 2 ingots worth in total)

War axe: Increased damage, durability and rage by a great amount compared to the Falx sword,  in exchange it requires 2 ingots to forge its head.

Igorot axe: Damage increased by a huge amount, durability reduced and range increased slighltly. (Now this bears the 3rd most damaging weapon, behind Macuahuitl and Naginata)

Halberd: Not many changes, damage and durability slightly modified. (now it requires 2 ingots worth in total)

Machete: Bush knife's ancestor (old model from previous version reused)
Follows the same concept as the Bush knife, has better durability and tool speed than a knife, but it cannot be used to craft anything. But as a key difference, this tool is slightly worse at that job than its niece, so in exchange it has slightly more damage, range and durability, making it a very flexible and well rounded tool/weapon.

Battle axe: War axe's brother (same model but with only 1 blade)
Considerably cheaper to craft (doesn't require two ingots) and it performs quite similarly to the vanilla Falx sword, but with an added bonus of durability and range. In exchange it has a weaker attack tier (further monitoring for balance adjustments)

Shotel: Khopesh' ancestor (uses a slightly modified verson of the old Khopesh model)
Technically works like a Falx sword, but it has slightly more reach and higher Damage tier to bypass armor more easily; but in exchange it has slightly less durability and damage.

Estoc: Rapier's sister (uses a modified version of the Rapier, now it has a slightly longer blade, handle and an S shaped guard than a basket)
In contrast, this weapon has slightly more range and damage than the Rapier, but in exchange it is more "frail" than it, though it only requires 1 ingot in total to be crafted.

Cross sword: Spatha's twin sister: (old Bastard sword/Enlongblade model)
Works just like the Spatha in every way, only difference comes with its visual design (given that they are pretty identical design wise I found it suitable)

Vanguard Halberd: Halberd's ancestor (as it might imply, it uses the old Halberd model but with some minor adjustments)
Just like with the Cross sword, this weapon works exactly like the regular Halberd, it only offers a visual alternative, which is pretty good if you want a simpler looking weapon.