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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Basically it made mantis blades obsolete.
The change was definitely a nerf to monowire compared to its pre 1.5 update abilities (stuns, easier to heal and some other useful stuff from Body/Blunt). However, with the nerfs to everything else like armour and weapon mods in post 1.5, the best place for Monowire and logically sensible place to begin with is in the Blade tree.
That's because Monowire tends to be a weapon that greatly benefits from Cold Blood perks, and Stealth perks in general with it's AoE ranged hits. Instead of stuns now you get bleeds, extra crit chance and reflex dialogue that fits better with monowire roleplay as a sleuth using a hidden weapon.
Monowire works uniquely well with the Blades 10 perk that allows you to heal on successful counterattack. You get it at Blades 10 I believe and is a good substitute for the Blunt heal at 8 or 10. Literally all you have to do to heal up is hold block, reposte and hit something in front of you up to 10-20 feet away and you restore health.
Think so, yes. I was using monowire with the katana build so most perks benefited both and Sting Like a Bee was a no brainer pick either way.
All the crit damage stuff (among other things) is hard to test, only because not much updates stats in stats window reliably. :/
Thanks for your effots. Have an award.