Elden Ring

Elden Ring: Are Colossal Weapons Too Slow? (Answered)

Here's a guide on whether the Colossal Weapons in Elden Ring are too slow.

With the Elden Ring Colosseum DLC coming out, players are preparing for the PvP environment. They are looking for the best builds and weapons that will be useful while playing this mode. While doing so, many common questions about colossal weapons have come forward. However, the most important one that players have in mind is are Colossal Weapons too slow in Elden Ring.

But before you decide to take on these weapons against these enemies, we would also recommend that you check out the locations of Colossal Weapons and if you can parry them. These are also important if you aim to use them against PvP enemies instead of the regular horde.

Are Colossal Weapons too Slow in Elden Ring?

Even with a great strength index for your character, these weapons are not quick enough. Although many players excelled with them during normal fights or even boss fights, you will now be facing other players. You are no longer just facing the AI troops and bosses. So speed will be an important factor even if skills like parry won’t work against your weapons.

Against a player with good mobility, Colossal weapons will be too slow in Elden Ring. Even with a charged or a jump attack, it will take time for you to recover. That allows your opponents to take advantage of your slow movement and recovery. Although we do not discourage using Colossal Weapons, we recommend you make sure you have a plan of action.

That being said, players with these weapons know how much damage they can deal. A double-handed hit with them is sure to land serious damage. Also, make sure that you have the best colossal build with you while you are battling with your enemies.

That’s all there is on Colossal Weapons too Slow in Elden Ring. While you are here, make sure you check out our other Elden Ring guides right here at Gamer Tweak.

Shreyansh Shah

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