Yes, as a improvised weapon. You can technically wield anything as a weapon, as long as it could conceivably do damage. The greatswords are designed to be wielded two-handed, and they are balanced as two-handed weapons and wielding them single-handed is awfully awkward due to the inertia momentum. You have to keep it constantly in motion.
Yes, it is possible, but there are better weapons for single-hand use. Looted from a body on the bridge, guarded by the Hellkite Wyvern, in upper Undead Burg. The Zweihander is widely used for similar reasons, it has low stat requirements for an ultra-greatsword and outputs insane damage compared to other weapons of similar weight at the level you can wield it.
The Zwei also benefits from very good range and wide swings that are able to practically hit enemies behind you, making it very useful for dead-angling in PVP also. It's also worth noting that the Claymore's "C" scaling in both Strength and Dexterity make it a good choice for quality builds who utilise both stats for weapon scaling, wheras the Zwei is generally considered more of a Strength weapon due to its weight. As for stun-locking bosses: heavier is better but you will probably find that most bosses are deliberately hard if not impossible to stagger with a single hit in order to make the fights more balanced.
Ostatnio edytowany przez: ahaha. Shifty Mario Zobacz profil Zobacz posty. Mainly because of the moveset. Claymore is very easy to use, has good range, and low stat requirement. Zwei is also easy to use, lighter than most weapons of its type, does obscene poise damage, and can stunlock. Both weapons have decent base damage which make them suitable to go elemental.
Any great hammers, great axes, and ultras can easily stagger anyone. These require the opponent to have 76 or more poise in order to take a single 2H R1 attack. Ultras are notorious for stunlocking and zwei being the lightest and lowest stat requiring ultra is well liked.
Store Page. Global Achievements. This is my first time playing Dark Souls and I just beat Quelaag. I like to one hand and have the security of a shield. I have no idea where to go with my build. Showing 1 - 15 of 22 comments. John View Profile View Posts. Don't ever put any points in resistance. It's useless stat. Also, you need more vitality and don't forget most stats get diminished returns once you get them over First time playing through too and im using the zwei.
Dumped into strength until 40 then 50 for havels shield. Into endurance if i needed more carry weight and dex if a wep requires it. This could be useful if you find yourself in many 1v2 situations, for example if you constantly PvP in the forest or Dark Anor Londo areas. Additional poise can let you tank an extra hit or two if your opponents are using low poise-damaging weapons essentially any non-great weapons.
Unfortunately the damage is percentage-based, so without healing you will die in those seconds. However if you use a fully upgraded pyromancy flame it will deal massive damage, so you need to make sure you have an unupgraded pyromancy flame if you use Power Within.
There's 2 different setups you can use here:. Items : Green Blossom and Humanity are essential for extra stamina and health. Poison Throwing Knives are good for inflicting poison, Dung Pies are good for inflicting toxin since you have maxed out your health, you will almost certainly outlast your opponent. Lloyd Talismans are good for stopping estus healing against dishonorable duelers. Depending on how dishonorable you are, estus flasks are also a good choice for fast healing. Elemental weapons are incredibly powerful in Dark Souls.
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