It took me three weeks of hauling rocks up and down a mountainside for 16 hours a day before I developed the upper body strength to be able to swing this behemoth of a sword.
My blacksmith, Battai says he can’t and doesn’t want to sharpen it because “it doesn’t matter for effectiveness” anyway.
He said: “This is an executioner’s sword. It doesn’t do so much cutting damage as it does blunt, and by blunt, I mean it separates out limbs”
The first person who tried to parry the heavy strike in PvP learned the hard way:
My first try at DS2, I thought I’d be cool and use a dagger or something, idk, idc. My second try, I learned how it was meant to be played, and that’s with an ultra greatsword.
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It took me three weeks of hauling rocks up and down a mountainside for 16 hours a day before I developed the upper body strength to be able to swing this behemoth of a sword.
My blacksmith, Battai says he can’t and doesn’t want to sharpen it because “it doesn’t matter for effectiveness” anyway.
He said: “This is an executioner’s sword. It doesn’t do so much cutting damage as it does blunt, and by blunt, I mean it separates out limbs”
The first person who tried to parry the heavy strike in PvP learned the hard way:
You can’t parry an ultra greatsword.
Love or hate the UGS, it’s a way of life
My first try at DS2, I thought I’d be cool and use a dagger or something, idk, idc. My second try, I learned how it was meant to be played, and that’s with an ultra greatsword.