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Sup guys, I made a 2H but now I want to know what I need to use in PvP. And don't just say, knockdown --> stun... because that won't help me.

Say like, begin with (name skill) then use (name skill) till you get knockdown then use (name skill) for finishing, if no KO then do etc, etc.

If you don't get a knockdown, then go (name skill) and after that (name skill) etc etc.

I hope you guys help me!

Thanks,

~Joep

Sprint assault if he is stuned DareDevil if he isn't turn rise someting like that over and over (after turn rise do triple swing)

Okay so:

Sprint assault (If stun) --> Daredevil --> Repeat (?)

If no stun after sprint assault

Sprint assault (No stun) --> Turn Rising --> Triple swing --> Repeat and try for stun (?)


So if stun you just repeat it again or what? Because that looks kinda weird, while the no stun combo thing looks really good.

Theres no super secret order to pvping as a warrior. You have to anticipate your enemys moves in order to choose youre own. You want to get your most powerful attack (daredevil) in when you know your enemy isnt going to use a skill that can stun, kb, kd, or cancel your attack in any way.

You have to know how much HP you have at all times because daredevil takes away a small amount of HP.

You need to be aware of your HP pot cooldown, skins, and any buffs from friends.

Assault, knockdown, and tripple swing are your friends. Use triple swing against enemys on the ground when they dont have a shield, use Bash when they do have a shield. They have a higher chance of blocking part of your attack when you hit more than once.

Practice your technique on higher lvl mobs. Try not to let them hit you xD

Okay so you kinda start of with sprint assault, then you triple swing and turn rise him a couple of times, and when you feel you can KO him you use dare devil? And of course when your enemy is stunned you can have a perfect dare devil shot?

And if he's on the ground you use triple swing if he has no shield, bash when he has one.

How about that for a technique?

[EDIT]Spanktastic got it perfectly but you may want to wait for MrFudge's input.

Well, if you ONLY have warrior class, then the theory is like Spanktastik said.
If for me, I would try to master all my class and subclass skills and combinations, changing weapons and so. Then, train pvping people, to see if they really work. Dont worry about dieing (is this spelled right?), nobody is perfect at the beginning. I really dont like these kinds of questions: "which combinations of skills should I use?" cause if you actually use your char, you WILL learn them from experience: while fighting multiple mobs or giants/pts, jobbing or pvping (doing anything where you actually play). In my opinion, (not saying you are one), this kind question is either from botters, ppl being plvled all the time, (cause they dont use their char, and dont know how it actually works) or from people who want everything ready for them, dont want to think by themselves.

My suggestion is: try whatever you want/can. Try changing to DA or 1h sword while fighting, try using all skills you can, anything you can imagine might work, you just need to know how to do it.

Follow Spanktastik 's advise, and use shield Trash to knock back the enemy whenever you have a chance followed by Sprint Assault. The best way to victory is to never let the enemy hit you ever.

Yu-Gi-Oh: follow the heart of the sword, and you will win.

Sprint assault --> Maddening --> Turn rising (No KD..) --> sprint assault --> Maddening --> Turn rising (Hope for knock down this time) --> charge swing (Got the KD) --> repeat

So with knockdown it goes like this
Sprint Assault --> Maddening --> Turn Rising (Got KD) --> Charge Swing --> Repeat

If we have a no KD situation it goes like this
Sprint Assault --> Maddening --> Turn Rising (No KD) --> repeat and hope for KD

That's what I worked out, I also use maddening when the other one is stunned, because then I have a clean shot.
How you guys like it?

oKim4tsuL wrote:Yu-Gi-Oh: follow the heart of the sword, and you will win.

Yu-gi-oh The abridged series: Or defeat people with a children's card game.

they have their own properties, there's no wash and rinse.
if you play as a routine, you'll definitely be read well.
not only by that pvp, but in future pvp as well.

learn your character, then you won't be asking that kind of question.