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Moved complaints and advice to weapon's system and enemy AI of combat
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holding two bearded axes makes left hand attack action (hold L1 in PS4 controller) become a double hands attack action
holding two hammers makes left hand attack action become a double hands attack action
and holding two daggers makes left hand attack action become a double hands attack action
but why holding two spears cannot make left hand attack action become a double hands attack action???
for example: use two spears to deal a single, piercing blow directly in front of Eivor.
why no? this is disappointing.
and why holding two spears cannot make a left hand attack action become double hands attack action???
for example: perform a thrust with two greatsword and pierce
and also, holding two flails to hold L1 can only perform an action of yeeting one single flail.
why not make it yet two flails as a two Crossing Rotors Helicopter？
this is a two Crossing Rotors Helicopter？
and there are no two-handed heavy hammer and long sword (i mean a kind of sword longer than dagger but shorter than greatsword). disappointing
the Ai of strong enemies (with name) is good. but the weak enemies (with no name) is too passive. always stand there and just look at me.....even if they attack, they only perform one attack, not perform any combo action. they are too stupid.... -
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Dane Axes in left hand + Dane Axes in right hand, hold L1, the action is same as any other kinds of weapon in right hand....nothing special...?
and the R2/heave attack of two light shields as well as two heavy shields.......nothing special than any other kinds of weapon in left hand....???
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