Two weapons feels cheap

[Gisborne]

Never liked mmos which force you to have 2 weapons and switch between them, GW2, ESO. Just feels soo crappy and like there's. I structure or proper class system or balance. Mage with a 2h sword, archer with a wand, like urgh cringe

[Kyutaru]

You don't have to switch between them in this game, what are you talking about? Have you even played the game? You need two equipped and it just uses the stats of the one tied to the skill you use. No switching like GW2, ESO, or New World required.

There is a switch feature but it's for Weapon Mastery benefits. The weapon you carry as your main determines what passives you have active most of the time. The game automatically swaps weapons for you any time you use a skill to benefit from your off-hand's weapon masteries.

I haven't switched off my Staff ever since the game began. There's no point to.

[Gisborne]

Originally posted by Kyutaru:

You don't have to switch between them in this game, what are you talking about? Have you even played the game? You need two equipped and it just uses the stats of the one tied to the skill you use. No switching like GW2, ESO, or New World required.

There is a switch feature but it's for Weapon Mastery benefits. The weapon you carry as your main determines what passives you have active most of the time. The game automatically swaps weapons for you any time you use a skill to benefit from your off-hand's weapon masteries.

I haven't switched off my Staff ever since the game began. There's no point to.

That's ys the problem, you have to wear two weapons it's silly and feels cheap

[Ironside]

if you are min max’ing or trying to be not trash…. use both weapons. So the 2 weapon cringe is kind of valid.

[Kyutaru]

Originally posted by Gisborne:

That's ys the problem, you have to wear two weapons it's silly and feels cheap

Because the two weapons you choose determines your class. Mages aren't running around with two-handed swords, they're using Staff and Wand together. A sword mage is called a Spellblade, totally different class. Combine a Wand with a Shield and you get a Templar. GS/Wand are literally the freaking Paladin class.

https://www.reddit.com/r/throneandliberty/comments/1fq52yd/class_names_for_weapon_combinations/

This game does have a class system. But the class system is based on which two weapons you chose. You can literally see your class in-game, and when you inspect other players it tells you their class name next to the weapons they're using. Classes overlap on weapons used but not on synergy, so different classes can utilize different abilities better than others using the same weapon.

Like just because these aren't all classes you want or are used to doesn't mean anything. You don't need a Warlock or Druid in every game. KR games tend to have weirder classes.

[Chelios]

Way to stay sort of on topic, Kyu.

[Chaosward™]

Originally posted by Kyutaru:

Because the two weapons you choose determines your class.

The issue is with two weapons, not classes.

[Kyutaru]

Originally posted by Chaosward™:

Originally posted by Kyutaru:

Because the two weapons you choose determines your class.

The issue is with two weapons, not classes.

World of Warcraft
- Mages can use Staff, Wand, Dagger, Sword
- Paladins can use Axes, Maces, Swords, Polearms, Shields
- Priests can use Staff, Maces, Daggers, Wands
- Druids can use Staff, Maces, Daggers, Fists

...how is being able to use more than one type of weapon an issue again? It's hardly the first, last, or only game out there with standard D&D classes that use more than one weapon category.

[p00se2]

Originally posted by Gisborne:

it's silly and feels cheap

why ?


in 5000 words or less

[Gisborne]

Originally posted by p00se2:

Originally posted by Gisborne:

it's silly and feels cheap

why ?


in 5000 words or less :summeryeti:

Looks ridiculous and crap being forced to carry a 2nd wep you don't want to. Looks dumb, loons silly, looks line some crappy survival game.

[Gisborne]

Originally posted by Kyutaru:

Originally posted by Chaosward™:

The issue is with two weapons, not classes.

World of Warcraft
- Mages can use Staff, Wand, Dagger, Sword
- Paladins can use Axes, Maces, Swords, Polearms, Shields
- Priests can use Staff, Maces, Daggers, Wands
- Druids can use Staff, Maces, Daggers, Fists

...how is being able to use more than one type of weapon an issue again? It's hardly the first, last, or only game out there with standard D&D classes that use more than one weapon category.

I currently play wow, my paladin main char carries a 2h sword as ret... Nothing else, as protnornhoky I have mace and shield, I don't have a 2h sword and wand... My mage doesn't carry a staff and a 2h sword...