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My bud was high and said he wants a Quickfang with eager egde and kill clip with a reload masterwork.
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Sounds like a good human to me. I raise that option with a long range version but has the slash effect of like a Getsuga Tenshou. The perk burn element matches the last enemy you kill burn element or changes each kill between Stasis and other light elementals.
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He'll get his wish come witch queen with glaives. They're superior to swords in every way. They reload and shoot tracking jotun projectiles. They're special weapons. They made swords and fusion rifles obsolete in an instant. We need that kind of versatility though. I hope they come in four flavors. I'll probably end up using the legendary variants.
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5 답변작성자: Xero 2/19/2022 7:15:58 PMBut...dude... *puff inhale* How do you, like, reload a sword? Do you, like, stick in its sheath and pull it back out? Maaaan. ¯\(°_o)/¯
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Honestly, now thinking about it, if they had all swords with sheaths and made them have "magazine sizes" and to reload you held it in the sheathe for a while and all had passive reloads when stowed, I wouldn't actually argue with that. And could even have faster first swing/more damage when attacking with it equipped and reloading like a samurai-esqe quickdraw. I honestly don't hate the idea of "reloadable" swords, now.........
