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4/10/2017 1:41:50 PM
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Dark Souls 3: What does more damage (infusion vs Pyro flame weapon buff)
This is on my Pyro (that is nothing but PVE, I hate this games laggy PVP) with 34 INT/FTH and 20 Dex/Str.
So at the moment I'm using a +3 Dark Sword that I infused with Chaos not realizing doing so removes my ability to buff it. (Don't plan on actually keeping this weapon, it's just all I can really use at the moment)
Before I remove the Chaos Infusion so I can buff it again, which one would provide more damage. The Pyro weapon buff (IIRC Carthas Flame Arc) or just leaving it at Chaos Infusion? [i]I know the recent patch accidently nerfed infusions instead of buffing, but they already stated they are "working" on it.[/i]
[spoiler]Any kind soul want to give me the paired greatswords for my str character? I hate large weapons so have no desire to play through the game as a regular strength build but being able to dual wield greatswords is something that I could get behind for that type of build. Would be on PSN.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyThe simplest answer is buffs are better than infusions. There are a select few instances were it isn't, but all you really have to do is think of it differently. Buffs add damage. Infusions change your damage.
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1 ReplyIf you have the Ringed City, the Demon Scar is an excellent choice. Being a melee weapon with pure fire damage, and a heavy attack for casting pyromancies, it's a great tool for pyromancers. Plus, this allows you to have anything in your left hand, such as a chime or shield. Highly recommend
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2 RepliesIt mostly depends on your stats but fire infusions suck Id go with paper or resin over an infusion. You get more damage
