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It's all about the fashion. Lets not lie to ourselves.
Poise is a very interesting stat. I made a build that stacked as much poise I could get and the results were surprising. With enough poise you can remain standing through a Fire Storm or Scraps of Life. You can just completly ignore the force spell. I was able to poise through a L2 attack from powerstanced smelter hammers. Sometimes I was even able to begin an attack while taking damage, as opposed to not being staggered during an attack.
So to sum up:
Elemental/Status Defense: Percentage based, hit 1000 and become immune.
Physical Defense: NG it's important, NG+ and beyond it's mostly pointless. Which really just ends up making everyone into a dodgy-McDodgerson and forcing gameplay styles on folks.
What's the most popular weapon?
Katanas.
What type of damage do they do?
Slash :^)
But nah not really, only poise can be important. But put fashion over practicality, and be roll happy.
I do hope in the SotFS update they modify this; armor was useful in dks1 but in dks2 it's just there so you're not running around naked.