


My point was you could just as easily create near enough the same results without adding in the grips into the equatiion like just lock out shield for Rdm and give fencing weapons higher dps ratings than swords for example.

First off, don't worry about "Grip" ... you've confusing my idea with a mechanic from previous FF games.
I only meant fencers could use one handed swords (in two hands) for aesthetic reasons. They won't use shields because the focus is to deal damage and it gives RDM something new to start from.
Last edited by ShivenCasull; 08-21-2012 at 09:45 AM.
The reason those swords are small is so they can use them with one hand, thus enabling quicker, nimbler fencing. Using two hands for a one-handed weapon is actually counter-productive. As far as being aesthetic, I guess that's cool - if you like watching the Special Olympics.First off, don't worry about "Grip" ... you've confusing my idea with a mechanic from previous FF games.
I only meant fencers to use small one handed swords (in two hands) for aesthetic reasons. They won't use shields because the focus is to deal damage and it gives RDM something new to start from.



Ah right, forgive me because i know very little about fencing but now that i think about i can only think of 1 instance of someone 2handing a rapier (romancing saga) i cant think of any other instances of that occuring do fencers actually ever 2hand their weapons?First off, don't worry about "Grip" ... you've confusing my idea with a mechanic from previous FF games.
I only meant fencers to use small one handed swords (in two hands) for aesthetic reasons. They won't use shields because the focus is to deal damage and it gives RDM something new to start from.

Should have never said "small" swords... sigh, work with me here a little bit.
No, I'm not saying you should two hand a fencing rapier or saber that would be stupid. You should feel bad for making me explain that.
I just want a sword fighter who fights with two hands on a one handed sword (see: bastard sword) instead of a great sword.
Er, I meant actual sword fighting not fencing. Blame SE's naming localisation and calling swordsmen, gladiators.The reason those swords are small is so they can use them with one hand, thus enabling quicker, nimbler fencing. Using two hands for a one-handed weapon is actually counter-productive. As far as being aesthetic, I guess that's cool - if you like watching the Special Olympics.
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