Those who are not liked will die without being able to defend against attacks.

Shield lover

I love it so much that I restrict myself to using only shields in the Soul series.

>>3

Of course, I am not using soft shields like spike shields or attacks that use techniques like Kirinzan!

>>1

It’s the first time I’ve seen Shield Hippo respond.

>>24

It was fun to look like a scallop when I held two large shields.

The speed of the swing and the intimidation effect make it easier to use shields like the heater for the attacking side.

>>26

Does it deal damage?

>>27

You can kill by hitting until death.

>>28

Oh…

I don’t want a shield that doesn’t have fingerprints on it.

My love for shields started with A Link to the Past.

Do you like transparent shields?

>>6

Like a riot shield?

I liked the dark silver shield.

I like grass patterns.

When it comes to shields, the image that comes to mind due to games is a big, thick one made entirely of metal!

That shield was so heavy that in reality, it seems it was just a light wooden one covered with metal on the edges.

Scrotum is nice, isn’t it?

>>13

“That guy has a natural talent.”

“No! That guy is a scrotum person!”

I like round shields.

I like it enough to choose a weapon with a shield even in Monster Hunter.

I don’t need it because I will wear the full plate.

I like one-handed swords, lances, guns, charge axes, and heavy bowguns.

Occasionally, I hold a tower shield and feel reassured by its guard performance.

It seems like there’s a game in Europe where people dress in medieval gear and engage in bouts.

It looked really fun to do things like shield charging.

The shield is good.

I like Armor Armadillo the most among the eight bosses of the original X.

I love ridiculously large shields that are about the size of a tatami mat, like the ones you see in games sometimes.

The shield guard in the game created by the Major League player was easy to perfect guard and really fun.

I wasn’t particularly fond of the shield only appearing during defense.

I think it would be good to add spikes to the shield.

Why can’t we defend against grab attacks?

Why…

>>34

It’s common knowledge in the gaming industry that throws can’t be guarded…

Even Tobita the shield looks cool.

I love the piercing shields in Elden Ring.

I like the Sanctum Shield from Dark Souls 2.

I was using it frequently.

Attach claws to the shield so that we can restrain them… The one who is restrained becomes the shield!

The Ouma’s shield was good, but why did they make it wooden in 3…?

Whoa, Regain!

Previous step, previous step, gun parry, fatal.

Oh, Regaine.

Isn’t it the strongest if you attach a crossbow to a shield!?

Well, there are enemies that the shield guard doesn’t work against, right?

Dragon’s Dogma 1’s shield was also fun.

Especially the great shield of Mystic Knight.

“2? I don’t know that child…”

Shield lover

Even if a dual-wielding character is stronger with Elmi, I would still have the monarch and goddess carry shields.

I also like shields, so I couldn’t come to like the dual-wielding grasshopper in Elden.

There isn’t much respect for junk men, huh?

There’s no such thing as a shield!

It’s a board made of material!

That’s why it’s heavy!

It’s sad that there are few myths and legends about amazing shields outside of Greece.

>>49

Now that you mention it, the only legendary shield I’ve heard of is the Aegis.

>>52

I can only think of Celtic Finn’s shield and Valkyrie’s Hildr’s sail.

I like the combination of a shield and a mace.

I like the design of shields.

I haven’t used it in the Souls series, though.

I like brass shields.

Too much sense of security.

Shield bashing in Elden Ring is a bit too strong.

I would be happy if there is a shield bash.

It’s even more gratifying when you get stunned by a shield bash.

Because it’s consumable…

>>57

Weapons are also consumables.

There are also things like Aias, Achilles, Ohan, and Evelak.

I like how wizards wear small wooden shields, but there aren’t many of them.

When choosing a gunlance or lance in Monster Hunter, I always consider the design of the shield as well.

It’s a great time now that we can layer weapons too.

>>61

I like Babel as a shield.

>>63

That big shield is nice, isn’t it…

The good thing about shields is that you can see the emblems on them! That’s what I thought while reading a book on heraldry.

I love shields even in Chiba.

Pick up and throw.

I was happy when I received the Blue Shield in Mega Man 7 because I like it.

It had an exquisitely insignificant performance, though!!

It’s a simple story, but I liked how Yuna and Lulu’s armor had shields properly displayed during battles in FF10.

>>67

In terms of setting, it’s a magical shield that comes from a bracelet or a ring.

The divided emblem escutcheon is nice too.

Elden was elaborate.

I like Monster Hunter because sometimes the one-handed weapon has a shield with a lot of spirit.

I hate Odyssey!

>>69

I like shapes that are like a heart.

I love Zelda’s Hyrule Shield.

From software games often use real weapons, but they are too niche and don’t seem to intend to let players understand the original inspirations.

>>71

There are actually shields with thrusting spikes above and below, just like in Elden.

Babel already has a good name.

The name is good, but the spear design does not match the name.

It’s nice that the design of the shield is coming together.

The era of guns has diminished the use of shields, but it seems that longbows can actually penetrate metal shields…

In Monster Hunter, the charge blade is also hard to give up.

The XX’s Heavenly Eye Charge Blade was really good.

It seems that the Tree Guard’s shield looks like Aegis’s shield, but I can’t figure out the shape even after researching the legends…

It seems that it is somehow circular.

>>78

Isn’t the head of Medusa stuck in the Aegis shield?

I love shields that combine to become an axe.

I wonder about spinning around in circles at the tip…

>>79

That seems to put a crazy strain on the joint mechanism of that spinning part, probably nothing compared to a gunlance.

Just stick it on your back and it will look good.

>>82

I love games where carrying something on my back protects me from arrows.

I like that arrows stuck in the shield can be collected.

But I don’t have a strong impression of shields in games…

>>84

It depends on the system, I guess.

>>84

Look at this Hylian Shield!

>>86

In a game, it protects the whole body… and it hardly takes any damage from attacks.

>>99

I hate when they guard against attacks from behind!

>>99

In a game where the hit detection is strict, it can be tough to fully block with a shield, and it feels cumbersome to swing our weapons because they are large!

I have heard that a leather shield is quite strong, but to what extent is “quite”?

>>89

There is a possibility that it is quite strong compared to a wooden shield.

>>89

I feel like I’ve seen a video where some YouTuber was doing a verification.

Well, since the leather shield is basically made of wood, it should have decent defense after all…

>>89

If you try to block a sword with another sword, it only works at a single point, but being able to defend with a surface or a line is strong, isn’t it?

I think it’s meant for deflecting anyway.

I like that the shield is incorporated into the synergy like in Valorant.

I don’t like it, but I have to rely on it.

What is it about instantly mastering any shield the moment you pick it up?

>>95

In a game, almost any equipment is like that, right?

I like holding a shield that feels like an extension of a Soul-like gauntlet.

>>96

In reality, shields were mainly held with the arm rather than the hand…

>>96

Is it the Diaros dragon knight Malikes, Malikes Lady Sword wolf emblem?

That’s a good choice… the Diarlos helm and the dragon knight go well together.

I also like FPS shields.

Can counter aimbots.

In games, arrows can be easily deflected, but in reality, they pierce through.

>>100

I like how arrows stick into a wooden shield in Breath of the Wild, and you can collect them later.

Benz is quite sturdy, and it certainly feels like it can also serve as armor and a shield.

I feel that the way to hold a shield is quite irregular.

>>105

It differs completely depending on the purpose, after all.

If there was something like shield proficiency, how would you earn skill experience points? Would you intentionally take damage?

>>107

I’ve seen a few games with a skill point system.

The Shield Lover of the Lost Land Knights

It has an elongated shape and an excellent design that can be chosen for any occasion.

>>109

What is the TPO of the battlefield?

>>117

The shield that matches the armor feels like a regular knight, and if it doesn’t match, it’s more like a mercenary or corpse looter.

Since it’s a style that uses useful things, both are good.

It’s a hassle to deal with proficiency itself, and not being able to earn actively is twice as annoying, so just stop.

It’s great to dash forward while holding up a shield, isn’t it?

Follow me!

I hope lantern shields become more popular.

>>113

It’s cluttered and super heavy, and the maintenance is a real pain.

I like the Sazabi’s shield in mobile suits.

I love being able to swing it around while mounted with a beam axe.

>>114

It’s nice to have something hidden in the shield, right…

I feel like I often see it in robot-related things.

It seems like a kite shield has the image of mid-range equipment, but it’s the best one.

It’s good to hit with the tip.

I like the one with 100 magic cut.

Shield bash is nice, isn’t it?

It feels like it would really hurt if you hit it with something hard.

I like the shield that has a shape similar to a double-edged axe, though I don’t know its name.

>>122

Speaking of which, I see it occasionally.

I don’t know their name either.

I love Gundam shields!

The Gundam’s shield has a sort of weapon rack-like function.

That aside, I like the arrangement of shields like in Sambo.

I’ve only ever had a real metal pot lid.

Is a polycarbonate shield really that strong?

If you become a police officer, you can carry a big shield.

If you’re going to carry a shield, you might as well just strengthen the armor instead, so it’s no good.

The combat style of tackling with a riot shield to knock someone down and then crushing them with the bottom of the shield is ruthless, isn’t it?

Isn’t it just too uncomfortable to wear armor that fits your body tightly, no matter how hard it is?

When I’m asked about my favorite shield, it makes me uncomfortable.

I like towers, kites, heaters, rounds, and also things like bucklers.

There are cases where the concept of space armor has significance because the area that absorbs the attack is separate from the body.

With armor, I get beaten up by blunt weapons.