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Yeah, its definitely slowed my swapping down too
not to be that person, but so is being able to swing colossal swords while still somehow struggling to swing a greatsword at the same time kek.
Why the insults bro, it hurts, right in my pancreas.
You're welcome to disagree you're just objectively wrong.
dude you obviously don't understand the concept of suspension of disbelief.
yes i can suspend my disbelief that a guy can be strong enough to wield a colossal sword but in no way does it make sense that the same guy switches his weapon into the wrong stance and waits until he is fully in that stance to swap into the right one. in no universe would that make sense unless stances gave you like a power boosts.
press Y and RB simultaneously.
avatar switches back and forth to 1 or 2 handed in 1/4th of a second.
if you are using something like a bow with a sword as any samurai should if you want to swap between 2H either you have to press y+rb/lb again or if you opt to put away your bow/sword instead you still need to press y+rb/lb to 2h pretty sure this is the same if you swap your 2H weapon to another such as a torch.
its simply a bad system which Introduces extra steps that aren't necessary at all