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Also, there is not much that needs to be fixed in Warbands combat. The 5000 dpi feinters you are talking about easily get destroyed by more experienced players who know when to apply a spam
Oh and pr0fail y u no know how to drink?
Ye, it's annoying when they call normal moves like spam, kick, backpedaling nooby moves. And i'ts annoying when they say you autoblock when you have put in time in the game. But ragers will always be there, and it doesn't matter as long as you know."I hate kicks, ban!" "kicking is such a noob move" "autoblock!!" "faking macro user!1" "omg killed me 1s before duel start BAN"
Bad point:
My opinion is that the whole point of the game is not to be nr1, it's to increase your skill level and get better. The only way to get better is to duel players that are good in dueling. Imo, noone is good by their natural talent, they get good by training, and someone who dueled 1 month vs a pro player all the time will be 80% better than someone who dueled 3 months vs players of their equal skill. There is no other way to grow unless you duel someone stronger than you, so it's only natural for people to seek stronger than them."omgomg tobi pls teach me" "omgomg M duel me plspls"
Bad point nr2:
This is because fighting with a shield and a sword is so much different than fighting with a 2h sword. If they would duel with a shield and a sword vs the same weapons user they would be good in battle too. Things like combat awareness, doesn't take more than a week to learn if you play for 1 hour a day.with two handed swords, while they can't do **** on a battle, especially if its competitive. Looks ridiculous, unrealistic. That's the only way how a warband player can call himself good in this game? Beating some 24/7 duelists on Nditions by killing them 7 times? WTF?
Also, there is not much that needs to be fixed in Warbands combat. The 5000 dpi feinters you are talking about easily get destroyed by more experienced players who know when to apply a spam
Oh and pr0fail y u no know how to drink?








