no pokaz build to zobaczymy i jakies wyjasnienie najlepiej ;p

no mi hala sie podoba, ale trzeba uwaznie z niej korzystac
winged spear zrobilem na +5 i dmg slabiutki.
ale juz z divine battleaxe +5 jest calkiem fajnie.
chociaz najbardziej chcialbym biegac z jakims rapierem, ale te niestety jesli chodzi o dmg sa do dupy ;/

mmorpg moze nie. poza tym masz DFO
ale bardziej rozbudowane multi jak najbardziej.
chociaz to co jest i tak juz jest si

Ja wczoraj na próbę tak biegałem po Anor Londo.
Dla mnie bezsensowne rozwiązanie, padałem jak szmata.
Wrogów tam nie rusza uderzanie, czyli po Twoich hitach normalnie biją, a Ty nie masz się jak porządnie zablokować. Dużo lepiej jest przyblokować cios i uderzyć.

Ale może to ja nie potrafię wykorzystać dual wieldingu

Tak, im więcej poise tym większa szansa, że skończysz atak.

Ja jestem ciekaw jaki jest system od której zależy czy kiedy zblokujemy cios to przeciwnik ma staggera czy może dalej nawalać. Wiem, że z Eagle shield +14 całkiem sporo ciosów jest staggerowalnych ale za to z grassem+14 już dużo mniej. Typ tarczy pewnie ma znaczenie ale chyba nie tylko, ktoś to rozgryzł? Interesuje mnie to bo np. darkwraithy w new londo ruins zwykły 1h atak blokuje i jest stagger ale jak robią swoje 4 hit combo, które też zaczyna się od 1h to dopiero mam stagger na zblokowanym drugim ciosie, dziwne. Ten sam def, ta sama tarcza a jednak jakaś różnica jest skoro raz się da a raz nie.

Deflection Level and Parry Type

Shields are further identified by how well and in what fashion they can receive and counter attacks. As traits that are only mentioned vaguely within the game, information will be added as it is discovered.

Deflection: Expressed in varying levels, Deflection identifies which types of blows will bounce off the shield and stagger the enemy and which will flow right through. With high Deflection even larger creatures won't be able to finish their combos when blocked. While most NPCs follow these rules as well there are some (Rapier w/buckler Undead Elite Knights for example) that have more Deflection than their shield should be capable of.

•None - Exceptionally weak shields or shields that you don't have the stats to use properly have no Deflection. Even if you have enough Strength to effectively wield a shield in two hands it's Deflection will be decreased to None until you have enough strength to wield it in one hand. Having no Deflection will allow any foe to combo against your guard until it is broken.
•Light - Most Small Shields have this level of Deflection. Will cause recoil for weak attacks such as the one-handed quick strike of a dagger or a sword. Simply wielding the weapon in two hands or using a strong overhead strike will allow them to follow through your shield, severely limiting the time you have to counter.
•Medium - As you might expect this is the value for the majority of Standard Shields. In addition to weaker attacks this will also cause recoil for two-handed strikes with small weapons and the one-handed strikes of larger weapons like axes. However a two-handed axe strike or any katana strike will follow through just fine.
•Heavy - At this level of Deflection you become capable of going toe to toe with creatures twice your size. Deflects all but full-force attacks from most weapons and even causes Capra Demons and Man-Serpents to stagger during their one-handed swipes. Most often found in Greatshields.

Deflection is a property that is easy to observe but hard to assess accurately. As more testing is done more refined and accurate definitions will become available.

Parrying: Most shields that aren't Greatshields have the ability to Parry when in your left hand by pressing L2 with precise timing. Though the differences can be difficult to see at first, not all parries are created equal. Special shields and weapons offer more lenient timing while lighter shields recover faster making missed parries harder to punish. Parry types vary more often than deflection properties, even within the same category of shield.

•Normal - The most common parrying speed for shields. Has delayed recovery after the parry window has passed making this the most risky parry to perform. Slightly faster than the Curved Sword parry.
•Fast - The speed of most Small Shields and Standard Shields that weigh less than 3.0 units. This type has the fastest recovery and is slightly faster than most common parrying speeds for off-hand weapons including fists, rapiers, katanas and daggers.
•Special - An exceedingly rare parry type exclusive to the Buckler, the Target Shield and the Parrying Dagger. While it has the longest recovery it seems to have longest window to land a successful parry. Consistently produces one additional spark when used against walls in a full speed elevator.

Parrying with weapons produces a variety of flourishes that fall just underneath one of these three categories. Parrying with fists or a Small Shield does cost slightly less stamina than other methods but the difference is negligible. Actual Parry windows have yet to be measured accurately.
Note: Parry windows can be roughly estimated by parrying against the wall with a metal item while on a full speed elevator.