In summary, props to Larian and i truly recommend you give DOS 2 a shot. I have always wanted an amazing RPG with drop in and out coop and DOS EE was great for that. To top it off, you can play 4 player COOP. You can literally play through this game billions of different ways. Its not handed on a silver platter, but each and every choice is made rewarding. DOS2 has fantastic graphics, fantastic story, amazing mechanics, and challenges to the player to think through puzzles and mysteries. Without requesting more money or making excuses, they made if feasible, did it in secret, and released it as a gift. I understood of course the challenge that would be required to do it right and I respected the fact that Larian had at least considered it. To be honest, when playing through early access the only think I felt was missing was Voice acting. Larian is humble, open, and inspired and they have poured those feelings and skills into this game. A bold way to start a review, but think of the best RPG you have ever played, and then think of the best developers to back it up. A bold way to start a review, but think of the best RPG you have ever played, and then think of the best developers to A Masterpiece. This seems also be true for non-crafted weapons, but if a magic non-crafted weapon already has an damage enchantment, you can add a second one yourself.A Masterpiece. If you apply more, then the previous elemental enchantment gets replaced. But you can only apply one elemental enchantment on a craffted weapon. So with higher base damage you can also achieve higher enchantment damage. The damage gap increases if you apply poison or elemental essences to your weapon, because these seem to add 15% of the weapons base damage.

If you want crits go for axes with crit mastery bonus - because damage, crit chance (and crit multiplier) is higher than on swords.

If you want pure damage go for axes with damage mastery bonus. It seems that minimum damage is always the same for axes and swords. Further tests with crafting shows results that disagree with my conclusions here.Дagger (Lvl 10, Blacksmithing Mastery Bonus: Dexterity)Дagger (Lvl 10, Blacksmithing Mastery Bonus: Lucky Charm) NOW, in practice, unless you are crafting your weapons yourself, these differences in the base stats are pretty irrelevant compared to which random damage modifiers the weapons have been granted (bonuses to base damage, elemental damage, increased crit, increased crit multiplier) as well as skill bonuses etc, but I hope this answers your question.Д®DIT: This seems to be wrong (see later in thread). it is the base damage range that dominates, then 2H axes and 2H swords will be roughly equal against low-armoured targets, while 2H axes will have an edge against high-armoured targets. If your character is crit heavy, 2H swords will be best for you, everything else being equal. The 2H swords also have +2% more crit than the equivalent 2H axes.

2H axes have a 1.5 crit multiplier, while equivalent 2H swords have a 2.0 crit multiplier.

2H axes have higher max and lower min damage than an equivalent level 2H sword, but they have roughly the same average damage.

2H axes have 10 more durability than equivalent level 2H swords, which admittedly is pretty much irrelevant.

Substantial differences between 2H axes and swords: By preference I would like to use a Two-handed Sword, but from what I can see, the axe functions the exact same way as the sword- except with more damage.

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