What is the best 1h for Legio?

[Sargent Q]

I never Saw the stats before we bought it
And as has been said before stats are NOT all there is to in

You could have easily found the stats. Also relevant (substitute "you learn your class by playing" with "you learn about an item by using it"):

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1. Enforce the rule where people can't trade NordInvasion items for a Non-NordInvasion currency. This was basically a stab in the back for many, and completely shook up the fragile economy NordInvasion has. (We all know the examples, let's not point fingers.) Even though it is hard to investigate, when the rule was still enforced, only minor and less noticeable trades occurred. These trades had only small impacts on the NordInvasion economy, but at least it prevented the majority from doing so. Even if you want to rule to be enforced again, don't complain you don't have the manpower to enforce it, plenty of people have applied to become an admin (consider scaling the team up, if the player-rate starts to increase again).

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I never got a clear answer to this: why do people care about this former rule and/or the lack thereof? I always viewed the situation as equivalent to people who borrowed items from others. The people who constantly borrow items did not "earn" them any more than the people who got undeserved™ loot nor those who bought theirs with money. Yet the former is universally accepted, and there is this illogical (to me) condescension stemming from them despite the fact that they barely/never had to grind with low level items. The only argument I saw once was that you don't know how to "use" the item, but if one just looks at stats and thinks abstractly, they can figure it out. Honestly, in years of playing games, the people I've encountered with the "you learn your class by playing" mentality were amongst the stupidest human beings that had no critical thinking ability.

I do not know what games you have been playing such that you can always be at top performance without having ever touched the class or weapon before. No game i have ever played has been like that.

Warframe, ESO, NI to some extent, Any given PvP game. All have a learn curve to the class.

ESO knowing the class makes the difference between kliving and dying. It makes all the difference doing anything high level. I cannot go into a dungeon using a class i have never played beofre and hope to do well. In PvP its way worse. Since you are fighting other players who have taken the time to learnt he calss and learn the rotations.

Warframe, it takes know the class to be able to use abilities to the best taht they can be used. it takes using any of the non hit scan weapons to be able to learn how they fire and where to aim to hit.

Ni it takes knowing the class a bit to know what you can go for. What you can try to out swing, What you can try to out peak. What you can try to shield long enough for the team to finish off everything else.

The weapons in NI also make the most difference. I was just playing with the Steel Stinger and Ragnar's Wrath earlier today. Steel Stinger has better stats than the Ragnar's in every stat except range. However it felt shorter and slower than the ragnar's. Both were used on the same character.

DWP has the Exact same length as the Dragon Axe. Yet every one i know says dragon axe is shorter. Can you explain that just by looking at the stats without having used either?

I have not played most of the commen PvP games out there. However i have been in ts with people playing it enough to know that it makes a HUGE difference there. CS:GO, LoL, Overwatch, The PvP early access game i did try out. All of them know the class makes a difference.

Bottem line, If you still don't believe me, Try going into ESO and using one of the class. Maxed out everything just completely new to you, against someone with the same setup who has played it for the 100's of hours it takes to get it there. I will guarantee that you will lose in a DPS race and a Dual both.

Swapping weapons for the reason that someone owns it now is Stupid. But it takes having used the weapon to know how it functions in game. Assuming that something is the best Purely by going by the stats does not work.