Not really "flawed", but i noticed that while dual wielding and attack with ONE of the swords, i attack faster; however if i sheathe one of my swords, i attack slower (since its not considered dual wield with one sword drawn) which is kinda weird isnt it? That i attack faster by attacking with one sword (with 2 swords drawn) as compared to attacking with one sword drawn. I understand its to "balance" dual wielding, but um i don't see why one can't attack with the same speed when not dual wielding..

Sorry if its hard to understand, my expression aint that good

You make sense. Don't worry.


I assume they did it that way for game design and balance. Having a shield setup with impeccable defenses or the long reach of a Two-Handed weapon sure do have their own advantages. Dual Wielding has its speed and high damage rate. A one-handed weapon and free left hand sure did get the short end I think; at least if you don't have some kind of spell readied.

dual wield is two 1 hand swords, which will just boost your speed by 35%, understood?

Because it's name is dual flurry... not single flurry...


seriously, the things people can come up with just to .................

hey this is just a game, it doesnt have to be realistic as long as you understand how it works.

He is asking why is it faster to swing with just the other weapon in dual wield, while the other weapon is the just for props.

You know what I don't like about dual wielding? You can't freaking move, so often times enemies will just back away from you during power attacks. SDHFGHJJL