Weapons Discussion (not related to BR)

George_Black

What do you expect from your weapon of choice?

Twin Swords (Dual Wield, axes daggers hammers)
Personally I like twin swords and what I expect of them is an increase of raw physical dmg above the rest of the melee weapons as well as faster strikes.

Twin Swords depicts the most skilled swordsman, amongst the classes of a game.
Some mmorpgs make Dual Wielders seem like barbarians/vikings, others make them like assassins and others succesfully make them as skilled warriors, with a good amount of impressive techniques that cost a good amount of MP, deal solid dmg.

I hope that with pairing Twin Swords Ill get to play a true brawler in Weapon Master (fighter/fighter) or a tanky warrior in Dreadnaught (fighter/knight)

PS. When will we see Dual Wielding in BR?

Damokles

The helbard is the one true weapon, the unholy crossbreed of an axe, a spear and a hammer.

I hope for tons of mobility with staves, spears and helbard because the character could potentially use them to vault themselves over obstacles.

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Wandering Mist

Damokles wrote: »

The helbard is the one true weapon, the unholy crossbreed of an axe, a spear and a hammer.

I hope for tons of mobility with staves, spears and helbard because the character could potentially use them to vault themselves over obstacles.

Personally I prefer the Guandao over the Halberd but each to their own

Nagash

I'm going to have 9 grimoires

Damokles

Nagash wrote: »

I'm going to have 9 grimoires

Are you also going to transplant 7 extra arms onto your body to hold them all at once?

Ghoosty

Damokles wrote: »

Nagash wrote: »

I'm going to have 9 grimoires

Are you also going to transplant 7 extra arms onto your body to hold them all at once?

For a good necromancer this should not be an issue.

Dayuhan

Damokles wrote: »

Nagash wrote: »

I'm going to have 9 grimoires

Are you also going to transplant 7 extra arms onto your body to hold them all at once?

No, he is going to have a specially made bandoleer to give him quick access to them all at the same time. Though, splicing on an extra arm to help with the selection would help, my maybe an extra head too - hey it worked for Zaphod!

Nagash

Damokles wrote: »

Nagash wrote: »

I'm going to have 9 grimoires

Are you also going to transplant 7 extra arms onto your body to hold them all at once?

Magic

Noaani

That's only 5!

Undead Canuck

That is only 5. Can I have the other 4? I will try the extra arm grafts and let you know how it goes.

Ventharien

I'd love a flail and shield, though I won't mind doing spear and shield if that doesn't pan out.

Blueh

Huge fist weapons like Vi in League of Legends or Black hand in Albion online.

Also i like the kinetic in Maplestory using chess pieces

Dayuhan

Blueh wrote: »

Huge fist weapons like Vi in League of Legends or Black hand in Albion online.

Also i like the kinetic in Maplestory using chess pieces

Got me to thinking a warrior-monk weaponless combat style would be nice. The monk class with all of its weaponless abilities in AD&D was always one of my favorites. But since most combat engines require some sort of weapon, perhaps something like a gauntlet designed for hand-to-hand combat (or hand-to-the-side-of-the-head combat).

Damokles

Dayuhan wrote: »

Blueh wrote: »

Huge fist weapons like Vi in League of Legends or Black hand in Albion online.

Also i like the kinetic in Maplestory using chess pieces

Got me to thinking a warrior-monk weaponless combat style would be nice. The monk class with all of its weaponless abilities in AD&D was always one of my favorites. But since most combat engines require some sort of weapon, perhaps something like a gauntlet designed for hand-to-hand combat (or hand-to-the-side-of-the-head combat).

How about an weaponless fightingstile based on the armour count of the normal gauntlet? Skyrim did that and it was my favourite playstile xD