As a result, theheroyou select has a significant impact on your playstyle.
However, the weapons you use are just as crucial.
That’s why we got you covered with the best weapons inNaraka: Bladepointright below.
Bow
Unsurprisingly, first in line is the bow.
If you don’t time your bow shots right, you’re leaving yourself open to a free hit.
However, miss that shot and it could spill blood for you.
Musket
If the bow isn’t quite your style, your best alternative for ranged combat is the Musket.
In fact, it may flat-out be the better option.
In comparison to the bow, which must be reloaded after every single shot.
As a result, the Musket is far more reliable and forgiving than the bow.
Dagger
The dagger lacks range in comparison to the other best weapons inNaraka: Bladepoint.
However, what it lacks in range, it more than makes up for in speed and agility.
That’s because the dagger chips down opponents' health in short bursts.
Someone who can quickly enter and exit a fight before the opponent realizes what hit them.
Nunchucks
Many players may be surprised to see Nunchucks ranked third on this list.
Most likely, because your first experience with the Nunchucks was or will be a disaster.
Not only can nunchucks dish out high amounts of damage, but they can also stun enemies.
Focus attacks, which do the most damage, require at least one charge before they can be done.
You gain charge for a focus attack by parrying enemies, taking damage, or landing a combo.
As a result, it pays to master the Nunchuncks.
It just may be a long road before you achieve that level of mastery.
Spear
The Spear is a weapon that many new players fall in love with right away.
As a result, it has you covered in any situation and at all angles of attack.
But it’s not our first pick.
Instead, our focus is drawn to an age-old classic.
Much like the Spear, the Longswords' appeal is its simplicity in diversity.
Furthermore, due to the weapons' range, it’s possible for you to keep enemies at bay.
As a result, the Longsword is perfect for those of us who like to keep the gameplay simple.
So, while it may be one of the more basic options, sometimes simplicity is best.
Riley Fonger is a freelance writer, music lover, and gamer since adolescence.
