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Re: Mono weapon w/ Chaos -- but with battle sprite too?!

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Sun, 12/01/2013 - 11:01
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Bossbane

Hey there, Neo here.

I posted a question yesterday regarding the validity of using a single normal damage weapon with a full chaos set to be economical, but now I am wondering: Can your pet deal enough damage of an element in order to consider it a secondary weapon?

What I was thinking is that if I give my Drakon a Shadow or Element harness, could it's fireballs eventually do enough damage and charge up fast enough to deal the damage that a second weapon would? It will never replace an alchemizer, of course, but would it work? Or does it's cool down time wreck any chance at it being a viable pseudo second weapon?

-Neo

Sun, 12/01/2013 - 11:50
#1
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Krakob

I believe the only two things you'll have good luck dealing proper damage with is Drakon's Scorching Barrier (that's the ultimate, yes), and Maskeraith's quills.

Sun, 12/01/2013 - 11:54
#2
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Glacies

You just answered your own question.

Drakon's best attack is the Scorching Barrier to increase the orb count from two to three. The Firebolt is way too slow recharge time to give it anything close to an Elemental Weapon. Scorching Barrier and Frenzied Firestorm are probably the only two you'll be using once you hit Level 100 as I never see anyone using the Firebolt.

I still suggest getting any Elemental Weapon as there's no possible way Drakon can really catch up.

Sun, 12/01/2013 - 12:18
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Fehzor

Yeah, you can use fireball to deal decent enough damage but the cool down means that you'll be doing a lot of strafing if you want to rely on that alone.

Tue, 12/03/2013 - 12:14
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Jenovasforumchar
Quills...

Since I own a maskeraith I can tell you that these quills are quite an interesting additional damage output with even more additional poision damage, but it would be more useful to one enemy instead of a group of enemies.

However, a quilled enemy plus a fire phiol can kill a gun puppie or a Jelly Turret -> quill a Jelly Turret, throw a fire phiol and see it slowly struggling to death while you hide yourselfe out of its range, mwahaha! (Since now I did only use a Neutral Harnish. A Shadow one might be able to kill it with quills only, but I can't confirm that.)

(Additional note: your pepperpox should deal the necessary fire, too, so you won't need a phiol)

Upside of Quills:
-Poisions with strong poision a group of enemies and makes other weapons deal more damage
-You can literally snipe out one enemy you don't want to fight for long

Downside of Quills:
-You need to deliver enough hits before quills disappear to use its full potential. I can't recommend using a slow weapon.
-You can't spamm all enemies with quills because of its cooldown time. One ultimate version spreads quills pretty good, but it is no exchange for a secound weapon if you face many monsters of a type that your main weapon is resistance to.

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