Repair when you need to it also replenishes the quantity unless its ethereal. They will slowly gain additional charges overtime. Does this mean that a ww-barb with 1 grief phaseblade does as much damage as one with 2-grief phaseblades? Wouldn't it be great to use a good shield in the offhand if that is the case? In my current case: I should then remove the oath, because it does way less damage than the grief phaseblade. 1 Like LycheeJuice-1331 October 27, 2021, 2:18am 5 Mav: You can roll a replenish modifier on magic / rare ones and as for Unique ones Titan’s Revenge also has that mod.
While some weapons are stronger than others (and the aforementioned modification. This quote is very confusing and counter intuitive to me. Every Dying Light 2 weapon will continue to lose durability and eventually break the more you use it. If one weapon is slower, the frame rate will be adversely effected, so it's best to use two weapons with the same frame break (see below), or else just go with a single weapon. So if you make no swings, you would need to be hit 1260 times to lose all the durability. For you (if you have no indestructible’s), your weapon would have a 1/9 to be targeted, then a 10 chance to take a durability hit. The hit-check alternates between the weapons, producing an overall result of damage about equal to the average of the two weapons. Chest, main hand and offhand are weighted at 2. The new durability is half of the original +1. But it is worth searching for them as such item has bonus damage or defence, reduced durability and requirements, but you will not be able to repair it as usual though. But I came across something really interesting on Diablo Wiki - Whirlwind:ĭual Wielding. The chance of getting Ethereal on weapon or armour is around 5 of all. I am thinking to create another Grief in a Phaseblade.
I'm currently using Grief (Phaseblade - WeaponSpeed: -30) on my main hand and Oath (Highland Blade - WeaponSpeed: 5) on my offhand.
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