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During a knife charge you usually have plenty of time to wind up so that seems moot, but i could definitely see the weird arc attack window makes people not like it too
Knuckle knife is great until you need it for an enemy hunter. Too many times i'd go in for a last ditch stab, land it, and have it tanked despite hitting the torso. This just straight up doesn't happen with the normal knife.
But it also depends on the loadout.
Bayonet? Knuckles.
Centennial Trauma or other weapon with a blunt attachment? Normal knife.
Double 2 slots? Knuckle knife.
As for the hk, the upsides just simply don't warrant taking it over the normal knife imo, even if it is 10 dollars cheaper. Also, it may just be me not being used to the arc of the hk heavy attack, but I feel like the reach on the normal knifes stab is a bit farther than the hk swing. Might just be me being more used to the normal knife though.
the price really dosnt matter nobody is saying its 10 hunt dollars cheaper i take it.
I don´t understand why hunters use heavy hits. To much noise and stamina.