Last Subjob Question (promise)

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Everyone seems to think Thf/War is the way to go, but I really think dual weilding is way cooler looking than single. So I was planning on going thf/ninja how much worse is this than warrior. Honest answer because I can handle it being a bit worse, but if its gonna greatly reduce my effectiveness id rather stay warrior.

[Oddin]

Honestly ive seen more THF/NIN than THF/WAR. Apparently the dual wield helps a lot with the Sneak/Trick attack combo or so i was told.

[kanomjeeb]

Thf/nin is good after lv33 cuz you will be using dagger (thf gets viper bite WS at lv33).

Before that, grapple is the best for thf.

Dual wield = faster tp gain, more damage output if you put a good damage sword on your off hand, more stats from 2 swords,daggers.

Further more, at lv55 thf gets tripple which goes off a lot when you use dual wield (thf naturally criticals a lot already).


a side not, dual wield delay is NOT the summation of 2 weapons' delay. Ninja gets dual wield boost(delay is shorten) at lv 20, 40, 60 if i recall it correctly so its a good idea to keep your sub lved.

[stigger]

Curious as if a warriors 2xAttack and a thiefs 3xAttack stack.

Is it possible to get a 6xAttack (on rare occasion)?

If so, that'd be pretty damn hefty with the sub-power of War.

someone fill me in on this info pls

[Jaff]

I have been told that it works like this ...

double attack adds +1 attack
triple attack adds +2 attacks

so THF/WAR would get both of them for a total of +3 potential extra attacks on their 1 weapon, while THF/NIN would get +2 potential extra attacks for each of their weapons for a total of +4 potential extra attacks every time they swing.

I can't confirm either of those cause I don't have the levels required for it, but it seems logical to me