Has the "weapon durability bug" been fixed in both the original Dark Souls II and Scholar of the First Sin?
A bug in Dark Souls II caused weapons to degrade at double rate when played at 60fps and "durability was decreased drastically when attacking enemy corpses, friendly characters etc." (source, I'm not sure if the latter issue is linked to the frame rate).
Dark Souls II and Scholar of the First Sin Steam pages only have an announcement of an "upcoming patch". Has weapon degradation bug been fixed in the both versions?
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Is there durability in Dark Souls 2?
Durability is restored by resting at a bonfire, but a broken item must be repaired first. During combat, the durability of equipped weapons and armor degrades. Weapons degrade when you hit something, armor and rings degrade when you are hit.What is the most damaging weapon in Dark Souls 2?
Ranked: 15 Most Powerful Weapons In Dark Souls 2Do weapons have durability in Dark Souls?
In this system there are three levels of durability, each of which affects the performance of the weapon: "Normal": This is when the weapon is at optimum efficiency. Any item over 30% durability. "At Risk": Any item equal to or less than 30% durability reaches an "At Risk" status.Do weapons break in Dark Souls 2?
Weapons and Armor in Dark Souls 2 degrade from use. Every time a weapon is employed, it loses a small amount of durability. Striking solid objects and stone walls hastens this breakage. A weapon's durability status is indicated by a thin red bar beneath the Weapon on your equipment HUD.Dark Souls 2 | Weapon Durability Bug Finally Being Addressed - FINALLY
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