Just a 5 minute thought I had: UT swords in the game had almost no diversity. They either do high damage with a slow rate of fire, or they do little damage with higher range. Noted, there are some swords like oryx’s greatsword, pirate king’s cutlass, but most of the time a melee player would be just set with a tops set. Although I like having a class not being UT reliant, but I just wish there were more diversity among UT swords.
Have more diversity among UT swords
Deplington
#3
Same for staff classes, tiered straight up beats almost every staff unless it’s a niche scenario or you can sit on them
Potatogree
#4
I’m not a big creator, but I do like the idea of the pirate king’s cutlass, and how it gives stat bonuses. I also want to see a sword that pierces enemies because being able to hit more than one target is fun.
OutForARip
#6
Indoptable is highly situational and mostly just used for the set. Divinity just came out so still not much to pull from
Atrapper
#7
You could say the same thing about daggers (excluding Avarice and Corruption Cutter).
- Cdirk: high damage, low range
- Spirit Dagger: medium damage, medium range
- Tiered daggers: low damage, high range
- Etherite: extremely high damage, extremely low range
Your criticism of swords excludes:
- Ancient Stone Sword: a high damage per shot sword, best used on enemies with high Defense.
- Sword of the Colossus: a very high damage sword that’s difficult to use due to its shot pattern.
- Pixie-Enchanted Sword: a 4-shot sword with low damage.
- Demon Blade: a 2-shot sword with medium damage.
- Swashbuckler’s Sickle: similar to ASS, but with a wavy shot pattern.
- Indomptable: ASS to the extreme, but with piercing.
- Divinity: a sword that shoots freaking lightning bolts.
Swords are actually really diverse. Sure, Csword and Cutlass aren’t the most interesting items, but the other UT swords are really interesting.
system
#8
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