Once Weakness Exposure ends, swap back to Pistol Stance to reapply it.Maximize damage by prioritizing skills that aren't on cooldown in this order: You only have 6-12 seconds of active Weakness Exposure, depending on the skill Skill Tree used to apply it. Swap your weapon to Shotgun (only if close enough to the boss) or Rifle to damage while you have Weakness Exposure applied to the target.Self buff with Quick Step whenever available to speed up the next skill casted.Rotate between these skills to keep the debuff active. war, everything drew us inward, away from this thinly starred spiral arm. Debuff your target with Weakness Exposure from either Spiral Tracker or Equilibrium. For generations every young knight went looking for Earth, unless he chose to.Try to save Spacebar for canceling long skill animations when needed. Stay in this stance when you need mobility to maneuver around mechanics or reposition to safety with Quick Step, Somersault Shot, Dexterous Shot and Peacekeeper. Pistol Stance is your default starting mode.She is a versatile DPS class, unlike her other half (Deadeye) that requires Close Range and Back Attack for optimal damage output. Also, they are known to be brittle (up to the point of it being in some japanees codexes of honor).Gunslinger doesn't require positional damage as all the Shotgun skills have In a Tight Spot to remove the need to Back Attack and Rifle skills don't have positional requirements as well. Katana isn't better than a rapier, and certainly can't crush armour quite as well as a bastard sword. Maybe they are sharp enough to cut through myscle with good swing, but they can't act against armour, and slicing human in half is an old mytho, that worked because a diet of rice washes out calcium from your bones, hence the brittleness. And let's not mention supersonic munitions, that just turn bodies into bloody much upon impact. Even shooting in shoulders/hands/feet is dangerous in terms of bloodloss and (if you were slightly less lucky) permanent damage to bones/joints/muscle, and most people train to aim for the center of mass. Shadow guns have the most variety, so theres a few different options to consider. In reality, Katana's are famously sharp, they were quite capable of slicing through muscle and bone, I think they were capable of slicing a man in half, but I'm not a historian, so don't quote me on that.Ī bullet, shot from a conventional firearm always has a chance of killing you, or leaving you mutilated for life. Edited Apby Klawwīullets aren't nearly as deadly as you seem to think, while certainly dangerous, it is possible to survive multiple rounds from a pistol, just as it's possible to survive a slice from a katana. They actually do tests today on cutting through pigs even its down right disturbing. Mainly the history regarding the katana is told by famous shoguns written down through time. Thats not to say using your swords will never damage it because wear and tear will always happen only its much more common in the long sword due to how the katana is forged and its thicker single edged blade compared to the longswords not so thick and double edged straight bladed counterpart. Even against armor, honestly though if you have straight up muscles the hammer is the best way to go against a armored knight provided you get the first hit you would basically turn him into mashed potatoes through that armored.Īs you can see as well the katana doesn't really get damaged. My video is just a test showing exactly that.
Good for you? The katana was still way more deadly. The guy in that vid I linked is an actual swordsmith?
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