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Dual-wielding weapons offer many more types of counter kills and finishing moves, as well as allowing the player to smoothly shift between long-range and short-range attacks. | Dual-wielding weapons offer many more types of counter kills and finishing moves, as well as allowing the player to smoothly shift between long-range and short-range attacks. | ||
Dual wielding is also done by a few NPC's like the [[Papal Guards]] and [[Cesare Borgia]], who are both able to dual wield a pistol and a long sword. | |||
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Revision as of 16:58, 27 February 2011
In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Ezio Auditore is able to dual-wield weapons during combat. The pistol acts as a dual weapon to the primary weapon, and (similarly to the original Assassin's Creed) the throwing knives act as dual weapons for the short blade. If you have a normal weapon, hold the attack button to aim. The pistol can also be used with the poison blade.
Dual-wielding weapons offer many more types of counter kills and finishing moves, as well as allowing the player to smoothly shift between long-range and short-range attacks.
Dual wielding is also done by a few NPC's like the Papal Guards and Cesare Borgia, who are both able to dual wield a pistol and a long sword.