is there gona ba a zweihänder

[Marcel_2111]

added into the game at some point or not (just to clarify i dont want mods suggestetion etc. i just want to know if it gets added in the development of this game)

[Siilk]

I haven't seen any announcements about zweihänder specifically but as we have two-handed greatswurd available, some of the higher-tier variations of that weapon class might as well be zweihänders. This tiered weapons example[i.redd.it], for instance, makes high-tier dagger look a lot like something out of a late medieval/renaissance period, making similarly styled zweihänder a likely addition to the same two-handed greatsword tier.

[Marcel_2111]

ok then i hope so because i like it alot and i would like to see it in the main game i could be tier 4 or 5 because of the length and the spikes near the guard have a lot of usage if you train with it

[🎇TYPHOON🎇]

The Zweihänder is already in the game. A Zweihänder is nothing less than a two-handed greatsword, like the one hanging on the far left on your weapon rack. I just hope they will add some more variations of it in the finished game.

[Marcel_2111]

the claymore is a one and a half hand sword like the bastard sword the zweihänder in eng is a specific german two handed sword it doesn have a name itself but look it up

[🎇TYPHOON🎇]

Originally posted by Marcel:

the claymore is a one and a half hand sword like the bastard sword the zweihänder in eng is a specific german two handed sword it doesn have a name itself but look it up

No, that's not a one-and-a-half bastard sword. It's a two-handed greatsword and "Zweihänder" just means "two-hander" in english. There is no unique sword type that's specificly called Zweihänder. A Claymore is the scottish variant of the two-handed greatsword. Every country has invented different names throughout history for the same thing.

The Zweihänder, also Doppelhänder, Beidhänder, Bihänder or Bidenhänder, is german for a large two-handed sword. It doesn't matter if the sword is curved, one-edged, or otherwise decorated with fancy stuff.

Essentially we all mean the same when we want more 'variations' of the two-handed greatsword in the game. You're just using different semantics.

What's wrong with the greatsword that's already in the game? Why wouldn't you consider this a two-handed greatsword and instead insist it's a "Claymore"? Is it not long enough for you or what?

[🎇TYPHOON🎇]

While the developers are working on more weapons to add to the game, you can download this greatsword mod :
https://www.nexusmods.com/bladeandsorcery/mods/685?tab=files

[Marcel_2111]

it isnt even a real claymore but ok and there is one specific form of zweihänder with the spikes near the guard aso and whats wrong is not the lengh more that its one and half hand sword not a 2 hand sword please if you want to be beraiting then atleast be correct if you did a little sear on the internet you wouldve seen what i mean

[Marcel_2111]

Originally posted by TYPHOON:

While the developers are working on more weapons to add to the game, you can download this greatsword mod :
https://www.nexusmods.com/bladeandsorcery/mods/685?tab=files

are you blind i said no mods

[Marcel_2111]

Originally posted by Marcel:

added into the game at some point or not (just to clarify i dont want mods suggestetion etc. i just want to know if it gets added in the development of this game)

EHEM

[🎇TYPHOON🎇]

I told you the facts, If you don't wanna accept them, then that's your own problem. If all you did was do "a little search on the internet" then you know exactly nothing about greatswords, and it shows. You seem to be very confused. But if you don't want any help then don't ask for help. Have a nice day.

[Siilk]

1. Chill the f#ck out guys.

2. While the word "Zweihander" literally means "two-hander" in German and technically can be applied to any two-handed sword, there is a distinctive type of 16th century German two-handed swords which is specifically associated with that name. Have a look at this article for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zweih%C3%A4nder

[🎇TYPHOON🎇]

Originally posted by Siilk:

is specifically associated with that name

If there would be a 'distinctive type' of Zweihänder, why are there multiple different looking swords on the picture in that wiki article?

Typically around 140cm long, but can be up to 213 cm. Double-edged, straight bladed, grip 25+cm, with a pommel.

Early Zweihänder were simply larger versions of longswords. Later examples had Parierhaken ("parrying hooks") at the top of the ricasso as well as side rings on the hilt. Some Zweihänders had wavy blades and were called Flammenschwert or Flamberge.

Again, there IS NO distinctive type of Zweihänder and even the wiki article says that.

[Marcel_2111]

Originally posted by Siilk:

1. Chill the f#ck out guys.

2. While the word "Zweihander" literally means "two-hander" in German and technically can be applied to any two-handed sword, there is a distinctive type of 16th century German two-handed swords which is specifically associated with that name. Have a look at this article for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zweih%C3%A4nder

thx you get my point

[im lazy]

i have good news for you

[Tomfried]

Pretty sure you can already buy an actual Zweihänder from the Shop at Tier 4. Not a claymore but a real Zeihänder with the spike and everything.

The only weapons mods I have installed are Falchions of Eraden, Katana Megapack, and Sushin's Dragon Slayer, none of which add a Zweihänder to the game yet I can still buy one.