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The lengthy cast time can often make them less effective than lower level spells and are generally only useful in certain scenarios due to their larger AoE or special effects. For base effects like pure damage, stun-lock, healing or illusion effects then dual-casted expert level spells are often more powerful. Thrall spells must be cast using both hands, you cannot allocate to the spell to just one hand.
Because it can only be cast with 2 hands, there's no way to compare it's single-handed effectiveness. If the Dual-Casting perk were to, for example, double the duration of an atronach summon Not sure what Conj DC does anyways, so just a rough guess, maybe with the dual-casting perk, it would double the "permanent" just very long duration from secs to even longer.
What everyone seems to fail to take into consideration is that, although all master level spells are indeed casted with both hands in the spell animation, if you cast Thrall spells with your left OR your right hand, it costs significantly less mana than if you cast Thrall spells with BOTH hands.
In other words, you CAN dual cast Master level spells, it's just that whether or not it does anything is still a mystery to me.
I would imagine that, since dual casting conjuration sells increases the duration of the spell and since Thralls are permanent and the duration can't be increased, that dual casting either makes the Thralls more durable, or it was just a hiccup in the programming and they forgot to take off the 2.
It doesnt matter how the visual animation looks if it looks the same. And also probably the ritual stone time is lenghtened. This seems to confuse many people so I was compelled to clear this up.
Dual casting does affect master skills. For example, I have the dual casting alteration perk, which increases the power of dual cast alteration spells.
If I use Dragonhide with one mouse button it still shows my avatar using both hands but it costs around magicka my magicka is around at the moment. If I click both mouse buttons at the same time I do not have enough magicka to use the spell.
The outcome for Dragonhide is even though the perk claims to make it stronger that it actually increases the time instead. Dear humanity, we regret being alien bastards, we regret coming to earth, we regret that the corp blew up our raggety azz fleet.
User Info: BerserkFGriffth. We sing electric flame, we rumble underground wind, we dance heaven! Come be we and be free! User Info: Rocketdot. Regardless, I think you're better off skipping conjuration dual casting unless you want to focus on reanimating the dead or using bound weapons. It summons the weapon in your left hand when dual cast which is kind of annoying. And just so you know, alteration dual casting also only improves the time your buffs last Which the perk tool-tip does not specify.
The only problem I have with it is that it takes SO much mana. Way more than twice a single reanimation spell. Dual casting conjuration could work well with a bow I guess but resummoning a bow often is not bad.
I am just trying to figure out why I took this skill in the first place lol. More topics from this board Here's why. Dual-casting healing spells being less effective than just taking the poor-man's approach, again, stupid, and clear evidence that not much thought went into the mechanic. And once more, solvable by making Dual-cast spells provide triple magnitude instead of slightly more than double.
We're already spending close to three times the normal Magicka cost on the spell, why not give the same benefit to the effectiveness? For the rest of Restoration, Circle spells have their radius increased, Ward spells gain a set duration and do not need to be sustained, and Turn Undead if it doesn't already affects higher level Undead. Conjuration: dual-casting should buff the level of the summon and give him better equipment. For Necromancy spells, the zombie gets some extra health, and for soul-trap, give it an area of effect.
Illusion spells actually do gain extra benefit from dual-casting them, so Illusion is fine. And Alteration spells Alteration for flesh spells and paralyze. It imperative to get it with illusion for reasons you already stated.
I don't get it with destro or conjuration tho because I don't think it's worth it. Firebolt costs less and for some reason seems to do the same ammount as fireball. I can single handedly take down the hardest creatures or humaniods because of the stagger impact makes.
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