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Glaive will handle hordes and armor much better but will be a lot more awkward to burst with as the 2nd charged attack does more than the first so you need to purposefully wiff your 1st attack to maximise burst, it doesn't synergise with talents and even best case scenario burst damage and dps will be much lower than daggers.
These are the two most common choices and have different advantages. The third choice is.... whatever you find the most comfortable. All weapons are viable. They arent all optimal and some are just flat out inferior in every way to either choice but at the end of the day forcing yourself to use daggers when you aren't good at that playstyle is just going to make you worse off than if you took a spear or dual swords or something
But always take volley crossbow. That thing is just incredible
Interesting never thought about dual daggers as I haven't used them for some time. How do you deal with horde or getting swamped since the range is so short.
I guess that is situational if you require potions but I can imagine the amount of damage you can deal. Forgot you can walk through boss thanks for the tip!
This means that due to the insane amount of innate crit the dual daggers + shade has, with some left click spam you'll be able to spam your f during hordes (Esp crucial with chaos hordes).
I believe that the shade with a conc pot is the premier boss killer, pyro f with max cdr reduction pretty much accomplishes the same thing but in slightly more time but the boss will be constantly staggered.
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that means they are still stronger at killing ratogres, chaosspawns and trolls.
just sayin glaive is better vs the endboss-bossfights. the rat warlord, the chaos warlord and skittergate
i just rly hate how risky daggers are vs hordes. aspecially considering how squishy you are, and one hit reaching u is half your hp
Shade dual daggers with speed pot is one of the most fun horde killing activities I've experienced in a while.
Ontop of bringing you many more infiltrates during the boss battle with cdr on crit.
vs no armor glaive hits for damage cap and daggers for damage cap x2.
vs armor the glaive still hits damage cap and the daggers simply dont.
Yes Horde is a concern for dual daggers, I guess ult can bypass that but depends on the situation and how big the horde is. With scrubs i reckon it's not a problem, but if mixed with elites it would be tricky.
Reason why I asked about dual swords also is because i'm a bit bored of glaive since i use for waystalker and sometimes handmaiden, glaive seems to be the most viable in legend. I will begin with champion to test but if I do go to legend I feel not using glaive is not an option since there are so many armoured units. Playing as bardin the most on legend it still suprises me how many kerillians still carry sub par weapons like two handed sword. Once they get swamped with armours they pretty much insta die and are a burden on the team