Choice of Two Weapons: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[Izuna Legend of the Unemployed Ninja]]'', Izuna can fight effectively with either a sword-and-gauntlet combination, or a set of [[Wolverine Claws|clawed gloves]]. Its sequel, ''Izuna 2: The Unemployed Ninja Returns'', expands the playable character roster and the arsenal of available weapons to include [[The Archer|bows-and-arrows]], [[Marionette Master|dolls]], [[Armed Legs|battle boots]], [[Battle Boomerang|boomerangs]] and [[Killer Yoyo|yo-yos]]. Most player characters are able to use at least two types. Mitsumoto, being the series' [[The Chew Toy|Chew Toy]], can use all of the weapons, but [[Master of None|can't use any of them more exceptionally well than others]]. The only character who can't is Fuuka, who is limited to using [[Kick Chick|the battle boots]].

* In ''[[Bastion]]'' The Kid can bring two weapons with him into the field. While this makes him something of a master of many weapons, whenever you first leave the armory with a given weapon combination, The Stranger will provide a commentary on the advantages of the combo, and the versatility it would provide.

* In the ''[[Etrian Odyssey]]'' series, most of the combat-oriented classes have two different weapons they can equip, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. ''EOIII'' adds the ability to Subclass, making it possible to master ''more'' weapons (if that class has a 'Mastery' skill they can train in). It's up to the player whether any given guildmember focuses on one weapon profenciency over the other or learns how to wield ''both'' effectively.

 

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