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Anyone know the actual answer?
Barrage/Manifold Shot doesn’t need arrows because in this game only special arrows exists. As example in Skyrim you need to have iron arrows to use a bow. In Dragons Dogma you and the pawns have unlimited “iron arrows”.
for Griffin/Ogre/Cyclops/Chimera etc I give the archer pawn tar+explosives, drakes I give them drench arrow. I've never used poison arrows for some reason and I don't even want to tbh lol even if they're probably good.
I know exactly what I'm looking for in pawns so I narrow down things with advanced search. I don't use rifstones in the wild because only city riftstones have the advanced search feature and never hire wandering pawns (as I've disabled them with a mod).
They DEFINITLY will use the according arrow, if they have the skill. I don't believe, they use the skill, if they don't have the arrows. Special arrows - in comparison to the first game - are also ONLY used with the according skill. you can't use them with other skills or with the core-attack. (No tempest-shot with explosive or toxin arrows, sadly... ^^)
In the first game, you could prepare special arrows and they got used with every shot, be it core or special. This means, even the flurries used them. But then, every arrow used one. E. g. the flurry shots used up to 11 arrows at once. This also did function with exposive arrows, which didn't have a fuse, but exploded instantly. The downside was, that ONE arrow weighted 0.27 and they were quite rare (like the toxins in DD 2)
Pawns, however, used them only in emergency-situations.
I must admit, I like the DD2-system much more. You have much more control over your special arrows with this. Including the use by pawns.
In DD2, unlike in DD1, you don't have to equip these arrows. I wonder how wisely (or how wastefully) archers use these arrows. Or in short: What stops them from shooting at rabbits with an explosive arrow?
What a pain cos I never play the archer.
Nah, I marked their answer as the answer, because it said exactly what I needed. I hadn't played Archer at this point so wasn't aware that they needed the skill to use the arrows. I had just been putting special arrows into their inventory expecting them to use them with their normal auto-attacks.
But I've since played a good amount since posting this back in April xD