Has dual wield animation for maces/axes been fixed yet?

Lynx7386

Havent played since before the PTS had 1.6.1 up. Just curious if dual wield still causes you to stab with the blunt end of your non-bladed weapons, or if ZOS has finally come around and made the animation more sensible.

Lynx7386

Anyone?

Lynx7386

Why can nobody answer this question?

Gilvoth

please be more specific as to what you mean in your question, because (if i understand you correctly) i have never heard of what you are referring to, and to be honest what you are saying doesn't make alot of sence.
not try to be rude and no intention of making you un-comfortable, i am simply struggling to understand you.

Father

Whats the problem?? You can't stab someone with the tip of a mace or a hammer right??
Is that really hard for you to comprehend?

I havn't tested dual hammers/axes yet.
But you're right I havn't seen a change in animation from different weapon types.

Even though ZOS promised a change ;p

Anilahation

I think you are talking about the Flurry ability.

yes it still stabs instead of chopping animation for axes/maces.

Lynx7386

dwemer_paleologist wrote: »

please be more specific as to what you mean in your question, because (if i understand you correctly) i have never heard of what you are referring to, and to be honest what you are saying doesn't make alot of sence.
not try to be rude and no intention of making you un-comfortable, i am simply struggling to understand you.

Sorry, to clarify I'm talking about the animation for flurry, a dual wield ability. The animation looks fine (though a bit comical) with daggers or swords, as it has you 'stab' with the weapon about 6 times in a row. When using maces or axes though, it keeps the same animation, so your character is trying to poke the enemy with the blunt end of the weapon.

Little things like this, which could easily be solved with just a little extra effort on ZOS' part, are reasons why I no longer subscribe. If they cant even fix the animations to look somewhat immersive, I dont have much faith in them fixing anything else.