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Any pollaxe users got any tips? Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
With the pollaxe, you have to use all available attacks, with the bills, yuo can rely on thrusts as your main damage dealer with the odd swing for variety, though admittedly part of that is due to people having a suicidal desire to simply run into pointy sticks for no reason and with zero defense.
Many times in battle, the pollaxe is overkill because you don't need it's speed and versatility to land 2-3 solid hits on someone to take them out, but the better you get as a player, the better a weapon compared to the bills it turns into.
I'm still firmly in the learning stage myself, experimenting with styles and techniques while able to hold my own, with the biggest difficulty for me being to effectively land (repeated) stabs - once I get that down, though, I don't really see a reason to go back to the regular bills.
Though argueably the spiked bill - which is an english version of the french guisarme - with its hook to pull down riders or pull away peoples legs from beneath them could be called a billhook.
At the end of the day just replace billhook with bill as this thread discusses all of these weapons.
Also note that the issues discussed here may not be as they were in October.