Nice one. I really like this setup. I tried off gkat with main hand axe (ice rind or hand axe). Your opponent has to respect the very fast axe that always stuns now paired with the long range off hand weapon.
Ive been having fun with offhand beast claw since the first L1 gives you some much range so its great if they panic roll or just for some combos into the jumping r2 of the smith script daggers
This is very good in duels for sure but it's terrible in invasions, not enough burst dmg. Also, you can get easily parried if you and your opponent get hitstunned at the same time and they parry as you r1.
That's manipulative, now I have to enjoy the end of this clip.
Nice one. I really like this setup.
I tried off gkat with main hand axe (ice rind or hand axe).
Your opponent has to respect the very fast axe that always stuns now paired with the long range off hand weapon.
Ive been having fun with offhand beast claw since the first L1 gives you some much range so its great if they panic roll or just for some combos into the jumping r2 of the smith script daggers
Baldur's Gate 3
This setup is busted with sword of night, the true combo rollcatch is nasty. Rakasha also gets hyperarmor, even when one handed.
dual wield sword of night is better, since you can crouch l1 for good dmg and rollcatch with the ash and then truecombo that into r2
@@dirt_xo Yeah but offhand Rakasha has more range and you can trade with it, it's up to you which setup you use, both have merits.
@@zath6425 fair enough. my favorite dual setup will remain dagger offhand and halberd though
I use this setup with a backhand blade and get around 600-700 dmg with just the L1 into r1 combo
but its ds3 :0
Very cool.
This is very good in duels for sure but it's terrible in invasions, not enough burst dmg. Also, you can get easily parried if you and your opponent get hitstunned at the same time and they parry as you r1.