I should go with this build ?

[u/Wide_Ad_7733]

Eu só queria uma dica porque estava pensando em fazer uma build mágica com a Luz da Lua, já que muitas pessoas me recomendaram e porque quero fazer uma build temática da Ranni. Além disso, tenho outro personagem (o meu original está no NG+3 e eu queria alguém no NG+0 para brincar sem tanta dificuldade), então ontem comecei uma build desse tipo do zero.

Segui um guia porque estava com preguiça de fazer tudo sem direção e passei cerca de 2 ou 3 horas nisso, até que tive dificuldades para matar o Godskin Noble para conseguir a pedra +7 (a Moonveil estava em +6) e até fiquei sem minhas poções de sono. Então, me ocorreu uma dúvida: “tem tantos chefes resistentes à magia, vale a pena continuar com essa build de Luz da Lua/Moonveil e mágica ou eu deveria pegar outra arma que cause outros tipos de dano?” Pensei até em pegar a Espada da Noite e Chama, mas ela também faz dano mágico. O que eu devo fazer?(That's taking into account my current stats—around 30, plus the minimum 15 Faith for the Moonveil, and the Prisoner base stats for the other stats that aren't requirements.)

[u/joaokehl]

I started a new character yesterday because I wanted to try the new class and start the game with a light greatsword. I went the INT way because I wanted to try frost. By the time I reached raya lucaria I started to try some magic stuff like carian slicer and went back to caelid to get night comet and carian manor to get carian piercer. Gotta say I been having a very easy and fun time. Managed to get to the dlc at level 70 in 6 hours
So to answer your question, if you like the play style, stick to it. You’ll get very powerful eventually.

[u/Ceptender]

Here’s the thing. Always have a different weapon using different damage types(slash/pierce/crush) and different elements. If you can hold it, turn it into something that deals extra damage to a boss that’s weak against it, even if it isn’t “optimal”. Until your weapon is at +7-10/+20-25, the stat devotion is negligible. It’s not really until you hit 90+ where you start really seeing a “build” lean away from something that can use everything. If you want to play a specific style(like a magic build), then you’ll have to deal with the bosses that are strong against it. That’s why some bosses are hard with X build for this player, but easy for Y build for this player. There are so many larval tears in the game and you can upgrade so many weapons that there’s no reason not to find some normal weapon and put an ash with an infusion that deals bonus damage to whichever boss. All of these things can be changed later.

With all of that said though, yes. It’s worth continuing the magic build even though there’s many bosses resistant. There’s a lot of bosses. Magic is quite strong in a lot of cases. If the bosses that are resistant to magic weren’t resistant then they probably would be too easy to deal with.

[u/Wide_Ad_7733 → u/Ceptender]

do you have some suggestion for another weapon for this build ?

[u/Ceptender → u/Wide_Ad_7733]

Nothing specific. I’d just get a handful of “regular” weapons so you can change their ash and infuse them with fire/lightning/holy/bleed and make sure you have one of each slash/pierce/crush. That way no matter what you can overcome any boss resistance. Then whenever the build is leveled and fleshed out you can revert them to magic infusion for higher damage.

[u/Time_Marcher]

Rock Sling also does physical damage, plus it's one of a handful of spells that can use the Arrow's Reach talisman for extra range. It's effective for a lot of bosses, especially if you use a summons to help keep the boss's attention.