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something of note is that it can stun CWs out of overheads on FK with massive investment. this is neat, but the investment really is huge.
i personally found it best on merc, because of his extra cleave. the light attacks dont have enough cleave to really work in hordes on GK and FK. on merc the heavy2 into light2 and repeat combo actually does a lot of work against hordes. without the reduced enemy mass, paced strikes and the more consistent SS bret longsword is kinda slow and gets stuck in the first enemy it hits.
edit: but as soon as hordes get mixed its best to just heavy1 spam.
I don't know why you'd call it average in the single target and armor departments. I've only used it on grail knight, but it hits like a truck in his hands. In my opinion it's mostly a duelist's weapon, having a focus on single target prowess and with limited use versus large numbers of enemies. However, if you've learned the movement patterns and have good positioning, you should be able to mow down hordes as well with ease.
It has the potential to one-shot just about any single target and doesn't have the best design to be dealing with hordes, at least compared to other swords.
Also, for people who still complain about the block not being useful, you just have to know when you’re going to charge that heavy in advance. It requires you to know your window of charging and to be aware of your peripherals so you’re not standing there waiting for enemies to hit you; where another weapon player might dodge because their attack missed a second wave of enemies, the LS user will hold charge and anticipate that next lunging attack and already be countering it with a heavy.
Its the same case for shield except more focused on bashing and better stamina usage. Overheads for armors, spam light/bashes attacks on hordes, pushstab and charged stab for enemies out of range. The thing is a beast.
The way I use it is 2 heavy attacks and then a push. Knocks everything down after the two attacks before they can hit you. Then rinse and repeat. Constantly at the top of the damage leaderboard because of this.