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I think it's pretty stupid that duel wielding applied to using two swords/lightsabers AND a double bladed sword/lightsaber. I mean I'm no sword fighter or anything but I'd imagine that wielding two swords would be very different than wielding a bladed staff. They're two completely different fighting techniques. I think the double bladed weapons should have their own feat.

If there was also a feat to dual-wield, then yes.

lets not get carried away with the duel-wield here people

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I don't see how this is getting carried away. You'd only have three styles of fighting.

 

Single weapon

Duel Wield

Double Bladed

+ form feats!

FORM FEATS!

FORM FE-

*smack*

 

uh... where am i?

It's very hard to be polite if you're a cat.

LOL

 

I always saw the double-bladed weaponry as belonging to a staff type of feat class, but, by the same notion, two-handed fighting is two handed fighting, and for simplification of gameplay, I can see why they did it the way they did it.

Never assume malice when stupidity is to blame.

For both the staff and dual sabers you need to use two hands. So they decided to name the feat that allows you to use a weapon needing two hands "dual weapon feat". All that matters is they both require to hands to use....if you look closely the feat has to do with holding two blasters as well.

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