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66655, Parry question
Posted by Sertius on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
With 100% in all relevant skills, would I parry the same or not with wielding a dagger in primary and a sword in offhand or with a sword in primary and a dagger in the offhand? Thanks in advance.
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66659, As I understand it
Posted by Onewingedangel on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
It'll check for parry in your mainhand, then check for parry in your offhand, no bonuses or detriments to wielding in one hand or the other. So equal chance if you switch them around.
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66660, Sort of.
Posted by Umiron on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
If parry picks a hand (50/50) that is empty, there is a chance it'll switch to the other if you have a weapon in that hand. It's also possible you just won't parry, unless you have ironhands or something like that.
So in that sense there's some strategy in choice of weapon and disarm skills, in that you may want your better parrying weapon (if they're different) in the hand that is less likely to get disarmed.
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66661, This leads to
Posted by Murphy on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
a pair of weapons parrying better than one, even if you don't have flourintine.
Now I wonder if it still does the 50/50 if you're say, holding a shield. Or a two-handed weapon.
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66662, Well, that brings up a problem I have.
Posted by TMNS on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
Why does ambidextrous disarmer (or whatever) allow for 1 rd offhand disarms?
There is no edge/skill that allows a NORMAL disarm to do that, save for the Fluid Deception Legacy (and that happens roughly 30% of the time).
It just doesn't make a ton of logical sense from a game balance perspective.
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66663, Why is it a problem?
Posted by Murphy on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
If someone's gonna take that edge over seven winds of hamsah, let them.
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66664, Because space builds should be viable
Posted by Kstatida on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
And it makes the skill usable.
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66665, RE: Well, that brings up a problem I have.
Posted by SideStrider on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
Not trying to cause grief just bit of input is all. Every time I've used fluid deceptions, granted its been with arials or dex half-drow, the disarm happens quite a bit more than 30%. Very well could just be my imagination or RNG. :)
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66683, I had it on dex human and it was about 30%.
Posted by TMNS on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
Now granted, I was being deathblowed often so I didn't do a thoroughly investigation :)
I wonder how many people know it can lag a round about 30% of the time too :) It's the reason I thought Alizabaz (Twist you n00b) took it.
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66658, The same. (nt)
Posted by Umiron on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
asd
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66657, RE: Parry question
Posted by Jormyr on Wed 31-Dec-69 07:00 PM
I believe there's a post somewhere where it's stated it's the same.
I could be wrong. I also dislike that fact, and believe that the idea of a "primary" hand is primary for a reason, and you should default to try parrying with your primary hand more than offhand, and would vote to change that.
If I can find the post, I'll edit and put it here.
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