This article does not specifically refer to the choice of a certain piece of equipment, but the choice of the speed of the thieves’ weapons.
Those who play thieves should have heard that the thief’s main hand is slow and the deputy is fast. This is correct and correct, and wrong is also wrong.
In fact, the choice of rogue weapon is determined by talent.
My own thieves have just reached their level. I haven't tried destroying thieves yet. Today I will mainly talk about combat thieves and keen thieves.
is the combat thief first.
There are different choices in the combat talent according to different weapons, but in terms of output and handsomeness, the combat sword thief is undoubtedly the best choice.
The weapon speed of fighting sword thief is the traditional cognition that the main hand is slow and the deputy hand is fast. The reason why
chooses this way is determined by talent.
Sword weapons to refine: There is a 5% chance of an additional attack.
At this time, if the main hand is a slow sword, it can cause more damage. Therefore, the main hand of the combat sword thief is a slow one-handed sword above 2.6.
As for why the deputy chooses to be fast, it is because of another talent.
Combat potential: 20% chance of hitting off-hand weapon to gain 15 energy.
Energy has always been the key to limiting the damage of thieves. This talent that can increase energy must be used to the maximum.
The faster the off-hand weapon speed means it can recover more energy. When using the off-hand one-handed sword, you must choose a fast one, preferably an attack speed below 1.6.
This is the origin of the slow and fast combat thieves.
If you choose the combat talent of other weapons (such as daggers), you don't have to be a slow main-hand weapon, you only need to ensure that the deputy is fast.
Next comes the keen thief, the so-called bleeding thief.
is different from the shadow attack,Bleeding is a percentage of damage, so many people mistakenly think that bleeding thief also needs a slow master hand, so that the damage can be maximized.
In fact, this is a great misunderstanding.
First look at the skill introduction, 110% weapon damage, now graduated thief’s weapon damage cannot exceed 1000, which means that the additional damage caused by bleeding will not exceed 100.
I remember that the shadow attack probably increases the damage by 113, and the bleeding is not comparable to the shadow attack.
The power of bleeding lies in the latter paragraph, the subsequent ten damages increase the damage.
Under normal circumstances, the thieves themselves will not be able to use these ten times, too much is a waste.
At this time, the quick weapon can be used.
Choosing a fast weapon not only consumes more bleeding buff, but also increases the damage caused by bleeding to a faster weapon.
Assuming that bleeding can increase damage by 40 points, a weapon in 2 seconds, an attack in 2 seconds increases damage by 40 points, and damage per second increases by 20 points.
If it is a weapon with an attack speed of 1 second (easy to calculate and understand, I have not seen a weapon with an attack speed of 1 second), it can be played twice in 2 seconds, consumes 2 layers of bleeding buff, and increases 40 points of damage per second. .
In this way, everyone should be able to understand why the bleeding thief chose a weapon with a faster attack speed.
At the same time, the bleeding thief's talent comes with sunder armor, the same weapon that damages in seconds, and fast weapons can deal more damage in the case of armor sunder.
and above, thanks for reading!
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