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To ease dodging I highly recommend reading about adaptability (putting it on 20 never hurt anybody..) it is responsible for your i - frames during dodges / animations like backstab door opening cehst opening and also speeds up you *get the shild up* animation.
Taking a step back is rarely usefull and you will need a realy good sense of reach, which is difficult concearning the ghostrange of many weapons. (more range // wider hitbox than the weapon would suggest). You are better of dodging or if you train it (a lot) parrying the enemy.
To fight a single enemy in PvE it is usualy the best idea to go balls out and strike him down, or if he has to much HP (like bosses, heavy mobs) glue your face against him and rub your body on his rotten skin / armor while moving >RIGHT< around him. Very little enemys are easier to dodge if you do circle left..right is usually the best idea... Wait for them to atack, dodge -> strike -> repeat until you get the souls.
Multiple enemies:
Largely depends on your playstile. Dualwield with everything a normal person could maybe doual wield (yes..not demon greathammers..no greatswords...) Go into powerstance (150% requirements on all stats the 2 weapons you want to powerstance need as well as 2 weapons that are remotely close in type [sword + curved sword yes ; Sword and Axe no] and press and hold the *hold with 2 hands* button until your character raises his weapons.
Than kill one or 2 in your first atack and dodge roll back, wait for the next opening or if you oneshot them just go right back in after your stamina recovered.
Dualwield anime style: (Overgrown weapons) more or less the same, but you want to make sure that your first strike hits as many of the mas you can. The windup is terrible slow and if you are swarmed by 5 you may want to go for a sideways sweep instead of an overhead pancake.
2-handing a large weapon: Sideways sweeping + back rolling all the way.
2-handing a small weapon: backpaddel a little until there is a clear "lead" in the flok -> strike it one or 2 times (depending on your weapon speed) -> roll back -> repeat
1-handing a large weapon + schild: Again, sideways sweeping followed up by rolling, the shild will do you almost no good against multiple enemys since it drains your stamina fast and you probably have not much left after atacking with your enourmos weapon.
1 -handing a normal weapon + shild: like 2-handing a small weapon, but feel free to bring your shild up as long as you are sure that you won't be hit by 4+ enemys at once.
r1+r2 combos tend to be bad against multiple enemys unless you are wielding something large. Depending on the weapon you will get a single strike followed by a pancake, a sideways sweep with a pancake or just 2 very awkwards strikes. Chaining r1 +r2 of a singlehanded weapon usually is not worth it as far as I can tell, but I rarely play with just 1 weapon so I could be mistaken.
Dualwielding makes r1 r2 obsolete for normal weapons since the powerstance atack is much more effektive against normal enemys. Against bosses it might be better to try two quick r1 and start circling again. For large weapons it is dependend on the 150% stat trashhold for powerstancing .. do you have it? use it. You don't? see above.
Since I realy dislike the fashion of anime style giant weapons I usualy go for 2 swords / curved swords /rapiers ..had a fun build with claws that I had to switch to katanas (sadly) since I ended up doing not enough damage after drangelic castle (I still use the claws, but sometimes the enemys demand a more cutting experience) and I have found not a single one where r1+r2 was advisable. It could be a problem with my playstile so please test it for yourself by shadowboxing.
Overall, groups of enemys are the bane of this game existence since the combat system is clearly not build for it ..at least not build for it with you beeing a single guy in mind. I don't know if you have entered the bellfrey in the lost bastile yet, but you will experience an awfull fight that tears new players apart like nothing else... (well maybe the ruined sentinels in the same area :D ) but since you are a ds 1 veteran you should be used to it and keep trying until you get the hang of it.
Good luck and don't forget to Praise the Sun ! (it's in the game..wait for it :p)
I am 24, and I did tell him to finish the game, he would get the hang of it either way ...
i never say i was playing bad, in fact, i think i'm doing pretty good. The point is i wanna get better. It could sound silly, but i wan feel like a true knight when swinging my sword, and prepare myself to pvp.
I spent 300 hours in ds1. I know there are people out there who spent more but 300 is a lot for me, and i practiced till i become a pretty decent fighter and stand a chance in pvp. However i'm not a hardcore player yet. Still, ds2 is just the second souls game i played, after ds1, so you could say i'm a bit new to the series in general.
I am 24 too. Are you two asuming i'm younger for some reason? xD
I was a quaility guy in ds1 so i'm trying to be the same here. I know it's not a good option for pvp, but i wanna try weapons of all kind and decide which suit me better before going for something specific. For now i really like te reapier, the hand-axe, the battle axe and the morning star, and i know those aren't str-dex weapons, it's really weird to me that i feel so confortable with them here xD
This is a example of how broken it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a5LmU1xayg
Sorry, but i'm gonna use the weapon i want to use. Thanks for the information anyway, i don't want to feel falsely good at pvp, nor having too easy fights... and i guess i had to learn how to fight those ice rapiers, it's good to see it coming.
Is there any sign of a future patch for that kind of things?
its 150% of the highest stat and you can power stance swords and axes. It is the damage that that needs to be the same (thrust, slash etc.)
Chill out lol :)
Thanks for clarifying :)
As for soemthing more to point..... Don't use the tricks you learned in DS1, dead angling isn't a useful strategy any more for an example, I won't get as into a decent explenation as Sinthoras did since his was pretty comprehensive. Mind you as a DS1 vet you should be fine, just play the same way you did back in DS1 in PvE, don't get overconfident and play smart, PvP you will probably have a blast with, the only two isues I really have is matchmaking based on PvP (Which by the by, generally meta is SL150 Sm 1,500,000-3,000,000, if'n you wish to play with that.) and that Armor while still good for negating damage, poise is practically useless, occasionally you might survive a hit with decent poise without being poise broken but normally a hit means a brief stagger. Pretty much the games PvE is fun but doesn't have the level design of DS1 and it's slightly less depressing story wise, but damn there's mountains of fun to have in it, kinda ignore the forums for this, just play the game and see how you like it, personally I had a bit more fun in DS2 than I did in DS1 but maybe that's just because you don't have to kill Sif in it.
Anyway Have fun in your Darksouls 2 play through, I wish you the best luck and the best of times~