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By Anonymous
#16826620
Sentinel armor of the golden tree and the mask that gives you 2 strength points plus the talisman you have 101 poise exactly to resist a light attack with a colossal sword
By Anonymous
#16824416
We need the stone ring in ER
By Anonymous
#16822908
DS3 had it mostly right. In DS3, poise is a way to get heavier, slower weapon attacks through with some thought and timing. In ER stacking poise is a way to completely ignore your opponent's attacks and just facetank trades. It's virtually a PVP-only stat; 89 poise, which requires one or both of some of the heaviest armors in the game and bullgoat talisman, is still not enough to tank a hit from a dog, let alone a common soldier with a greatsword. But it's a popular pvp benchmark. So now that lighter/faster weapons can benefit from poise in PvP without having to invest much of the build to do so, particularly thrusting swords, there's very little reason to use big heavy weapons that demand stat investment and are still too slow to confirm enough hits.
By Anonymous
#16843049
What’s wrong with your thought process is the fact that collosals do less that half the damage they did in ds3... combos are gone so all weapons do half damage and even less. But if a collosal has similar HTK as shamshir, then shamshir is better. Collosal hammers need to two shot meta builds to be as strong as ds3 collosals... while curved swords would now be worse than ds3 curved swords. L2 and S make up this difference for smaller weapons but collosals don’t get such a luxury
By Anonymous
#16822515
There are gamers that complain, thinking “I can’t be bad, must be the games fault”, then there are gamers that just get good.

So many complaints on poise, nasty noobs.
By Anonymous
#16837451
Spoken like a true clown.
By Anonymous
#16819074
thanks for spewing a bunch of math into the article in the least readable way possible
By Anonymous
#16823793
ever tried using your brain?
By Anonymous
#16844104
Most of this isn't even actual math it's literally just basic numbers. There's no way you're actually this stupid or illiterate.
By Anonymous
#16847014
How can you possibly misunderstand the poise thresholds
By Anonymous
#16818429
I just wish the system worked more consistently for trades. Either works pretty well, or I get staggered no matter the poise. I know everyone hates on DS3 poise but they had the right idea by giving heavier, slower weapons "invisible" poise boosts. I don't need to have DS1 poise but it's really annoying losing so many trades to greatswords while using colosssals.
By Anonymous
#16847015
Heavier weapons do have invisible poise boost in elden ring. Have you not used heavy weapons?
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By Hirotoro
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#16815088
This page is horrendously outdated. On top of that, blaidds set is now 60 poise, not "exactly 51"
By Anonymous
#16837978
This has been updated.
By Anonymous
#16846970
You posted this directly after an update calm tf down it's not heavily outdated because its been updated. And now your comment looks even dumber because your own comment is now outdated.
By Anonymous
#16813508
@Dec 20: There is no Poise in PVE, only Stance. Certain weapons cause different staggers in PVE. It's usually the bigger weapons only who can stagger knights but whips who only deals slightly higher poise/stance damage than daggers will stagger knight type enemies.
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By Hirotoro
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#16815087
Poise and stance are the same thing, different names. If you datamine the game, the enemy NPC stance hp is actually called Poise HP. People just call it stance to differentiate the fact that PvE has specific breakpoints for daggers, normal and great weapons, both one and two handed.
By Anonymous
#16843078
To 17 Jan replier, poise and stance are not the same thing (even though typically weapons that do higher poise damage also do higher stance damage. Poise is the ‘flinch’ stat and applies to both PVE and PVP, while stance is PVE only and is when you break an enemies stance, which makes them stunned/kneel down etc and open for a critical hit. Good example is Malenia, she has low poise (easily interrupted by big weapone) but high stance (takes quite a bit to get her to kneel down and be open for a critical):
By Anonymous
#16813330
I’m a fan of poise in this game, it’s no Dark Souls 1, but it’s nice, certainly feels better than DS3.
By Anonymous
#16812524
@Jan4

Halberd and Reaper's R1 you'd need 125 poise to tank.
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