Whirlwind Breakpoints

[Dagni]

Yes, it does attack with both weapon (except the first time). However, you won't be able to hit the same target with both weapons.

Ok, just to clarify:

The first of the two "freebie" (frame 4) attacks is only with one weapon (the left?), but the second "freebie" (frame 8) attack and all subsequent attacks are with both if possible.

You only get both attacks off at once if there are at least two monsters within range at that moment, and the attacks will always target two different monsters. Otherwise - assuming identical weapons - you might as well only have one of the two equipped.

So my questions are:

1. What if there is one monster in range of both weapons, and one in range of just one? Or maybe both monsters are in range of only one of the two weapons? In other words, how does it handle differing ranges between the two weapons?

2. If it is the first attack, or if there isn't a second monster in range, how does the game determine which weapon to use?

Also, just out of curiosity, Hammerman, where have you learned all this technical information about Whirlwind from?

- Dagni