- #LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 HANDED WEAPONS WEAK SOFTWARE#
- #LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 HANDED WEAPONS WEAK PLUS#
#LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 HANDED WEAPONS WEAK SOFTWARE#
I don't know if we have a single Champ who can legitimately claim to be equally skilled at both dual-wielding and using a 2-hander who can provide us with a completely accurate assessment of which setup is ultimately better.Īlso, there's a third option that some Champs use - utilizing 3rd party software to setup macros so that they can instantly switch between dual-wielding and a 2-hander depending on which skill they're hitting. Pretty much any advice you see (including mine) will be highly subjective. Even a confirmed Remorseless Strikes spammer like myself doesn't run out of power if he actually pays attention and uses the tools available. It's not that terrible.Īnd frankly, with Controlled Burn acting as a buff and consistent use of Second Wind (even untraited), you can have an effective ICPR of over 5k for roughly one out of every five minutes, and over 3k for the other four minutes. You will see power issues more often while dual-wielding, but hey - we can take power pots too. I leveled almost exclusively dual wielding, I found the stats you get from 2 weapons to be worth it, but now at 75 I use my trusty 2 handed axe for everything except tanking.
#LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 HANDED WEAPONS WEAK PLUS#
When you dual wield you end up relying so heavily on critting and deving remorseless to keep your dps numbers up that your dps fluctuates hugely, it is also extremely power intensive and for boss-fights you end up either having to scale back your dps or use a ton of power pots - plus there is nothing more satisfying than deving Draigoch with remorseless 2 hander with all buffs and debuffs up and see those huge 5 digit numbers - I always like to give a big FU to all those lore-breaking hunters and RKs who try to outDPS me.įor AOE you will want to dual wield, I believe all aoe skills give an extra hit when you dual wield which is an extra chance to crit/dev which is huge.įor tanking or hard core PvE you will want to dual wield as well, the damage is slightly down on your big strikes but the stats you get from a good off-hander easily outweighs the loss in DPS plus you are going to be using your pips on a lot of defensive skills so you do the lion's share of damage with blade-wall and wild attack and they do more damage with dual wield since you get that extra off-hand attack. I seem to like the swing a lot more and it seems to scale higher with strength, giving it more damage as you level strength.It really depends on your role, for single target DPS you want a two-hander, this has more consistent DPS as you are less dependent on those huge crit and dev numbers from remorseless strike and conserves power much better, if you keep traited 2nd wind up you can sustain your max DPS rotation until you wear your keyboard out or your fingers fall off. I currently just beat the Infiltrator, and the weapons I was comparing to make these assumptions are the Lurker Thrust (Greatsword), the Codex (Greatsword), and the Swing (Greataxe). The greataxe, although a little slow, always seems to break an enemy's shield-stance after the first hit, which the greatswords do not do. The greatsword seems to have faster combo-ing attacks. I seemed to have picked the greataxe over the greatsword. If a greatsword and a greataxe had almost exactly the same stats, which would you pick? I wanted to know, which is a better class of weapon? Greataxes or greatswords? I.e.
So, I am currently going for a pure strength build on my first playthrough.Īt the beginning of the game, I liked the small, fast weapons (shortswords, swords, maybe axes) but progressing a bit, I really am liking the huge damage of the great weapons.
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