Umbasa!
Maybe this is a stupid question, but I’m not understanding the pathing for weapon upgrades and can’t figure it out by searching online. I picked up a kilij and went down the sharp upgrade path. Am I screwed or can I eventually turn it into a crescent weapon?
Hi, Im pretty much a veteran Souls player. So as a challenge I picked the bandit starting class with the buckler and only leveled a bit into vitality and magic. So Im trying to beat this game at lvl 28, with the added effect that invading gets more and more ridiculous the stronger my equipment gets. Im still using the Crescent Falchion from 4-1 and upgraded that to +5 and its working great. I beat pretty much the whole game and this thing also slays in invasions. I only have 16 points in magic and I won‘t increase it further. Heres the question: I could 2-hand the Kilij and as I play the Falchion like this anyways, Im wondering if a straight moon-infused Kilij would make much difference compared to my trusty Falchion in terms of raw damage. Ive heard its the same moveset with better range but more stamina-drain?
I have already seen many arguments attempting to settle the debate between European Longswords/ Two-Handers/ Bastard Swords vs a Katana, but I’ve yet to see a debate settled between the Middle Eastern swords and the Japanese sword.
Both appear to be single edged swords that were primarily used for cutting and slashing (also could be used for thrusting if need be). Maybe some experts can help settle it for me.
Thanks.
Which one is better and what are their differences? Which one should I use? I am a royalty mage player and I focus on leveling up my magic.
I’m having difficulty deciding which one to use. I have strength and dex up pretty much equally but I’m playing a dex playthrough mostly. I’m currently using the Large Sword of Searching as my main weapon. Should I be using a +8 weapon instead? And if so, uchi or kilij
I've got a friend who's interested in learning kilij but I've found it nearly impossible to find any manuals or anything for them to have to train from. If anyone knows of any sources to study from if they practice kilij and what they use to train with (preferably synthetic) please let me know.
Hi all! Demon Souls' newbie here, I think a Quality Kilij build would be the kind of thing which I enjoy. Thinking about adding a Parrying Dagger or a Buckler, because I enjoy parrying, and just enough magical stats for things like Curse Weapon and Second Chance.
What are your thoughts and tips, assuming I know nothing about the game beyond the Tower Knight?
I'm thinking of making one as a replacement for the Crescent Falchion. It seems slightly better in all aspects. Very good entry weapon- easy to obtain and to level... it all seems perfect for a first playthrough/noob like me.
Any reason not to do this?
Edit: I'm a Mage that likes to sword and board occasionally.
Hello I am looking for a functional kilij all the one that I have seen are badly built.
Anyone know where to buy one?
We have a server for people that want to unlock hard to unlock weapons in Bf1. We help eachother unlock the weapons. If you are interested please join the server! We have people from all platforms so it doesn't matter which platform you are on!
A friend of mine is interested in buying a sword similar to the one their grandmother owned when they lived overseas. Would anyone know where one is that is reasonably priced/affordable?
Hi all,
Especially now, given the low(er) population, any advice on unlocking the kilij? Locations of the infiltrator spawn? Does a rented server help at all?
Thanks in advance
I'm trying to unlock the Kilij, but Im having trouble finding the right matches in which the Infiltrator Elite Class spawns. It seems like it most often spawns in the Turkish maps like Achi Baba etc, but doesn't seem like anyone plays those
Hi. Its my first run in demons souls and Im using crescent falchion atm. Should I go for kilij later or is falchion better? Also: i love how this game looks and feels.
It seems like it’s similar to the falchion but has a little more range.
