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Or am i confusing it with Cipher Pata?... Is there a normal Pata?...
Ah, Tarnished, Forgive my lamentation. The Elden Ring DLC hath indeed introduced a weapon most vexing, easily obtained by those who sprint to its location. The weapon itself may be of no great concern, yet it is the manner of its wielders that doth trouble me. These "piglords," employ fast rot grease and rely solely upon the running R2 attack, which, alas, remains bugged and permits a true combo on an R1.
My frustration is palpable, for I seek to experiment with intriguing builds, whilst others resort to the simplicity of the "best PVP build SOTE" as found through mere googling. It is a sad state of affairs, indeed.
Mayhap I wilt find solace in the knowledge that my creativity and perseverance set me apart from the rest.
Pray restrainth mine pimp hand, that it doth not strike!
I don't recall that, I previously used the katars and I think the pata are a negligible difference weaker than katar for it's absolute monstrous range in camparison. I use keen pata as well.
Yep, it's a DLC weapon that looks like the retracting blades used by Weapon 11 in X-men Origins: Wolverine.
But, if you don't want too....
Yes, most unfortunate that I live in a third world country with terrible internet.