Great Sword MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Biografie
Great Swords (大剣 Daiken), also known as GS are large, slow weapons that were first introduced in Monster Hunter. Originally they had three main attacks: the sideswipe, the upswing and the downstrike. Hitting a monster with the middle of the blade, as opposed to the tip, or hilt, causes a damage bonus. Greatswords have a charge attack, first introduced in Monster Hunter 2. There are three levels of charge, the Level 3 charge being one of the most damaging single attacks in any game. Whilst charging an attack, Hunters are hard to knock over with low-damage monster attacks. Great Swords are also able to block monster attacks, although doing so causes them to lose sharpness. In the third Generation games, Greatswords gained the ability to K.O. monsters with a side-slap attack and follow up with a slightly more powerful curled charge attack. In Monster Hunter 4, the Great Sword got the ability to do a finishing slash after the curled charge attack. Great Sword combos are more fluid now.
