Kill one, take sword. Kill 2 with dual wield expertise. 2 swords on the ground for my 1st soldier to equip himself. I kill 2 more, my buddy kills 2 more, 4 swords on the floor etc. this is assuming everyone is armed with a single sword.
Wave 1: You defeat 1 enemy with your single sword, now you have 2 swords.
Outcome: 2 swords; you keep both, now dual wielding.
Wave 2: With you dual wielding, you defeat 2 enemies, now there are 4 swords in total.
Outcome: 4 swords; you keep two and give two to a soldier to dual wield, making 2 dual-wielders.
Wave 3: With 2 dual-wielding soldiers, you defeat 4 enemies, adding 8 swords to the total.
Outcome: 12 swords; you can arm 5 more soldiers with two swords each for dual wielding, making 7 soldiers.
Wave 4: With 7 dual-wielding soldiers, you defeat 8 enemies, now there are 20 swords.
Outcome: 20 swords; you can arm 6 more soldiers with two swords each, making 13 soldiers.
Wave 5: 13 dual-wielding soldiers against 16 enemies, resulting in 33 swords.
Outcome: 33 swords; you can arm 10 more soldiers with two swords each, making 23 soldiers.
Wave 6: 23 dual-wielding soldiers against 32 enemies, resulting in 55 swords.
Outcome: 55 swords; you can arm 16 more soldiers with two swords each, making 39 soldiers.
At this point, you've defeated 63 enemies (1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32), which leaves 37 enemies:
Final Wave: With 39 dual-wielding soldiers, you would face these 37 enemies. Your force significantly outnumbers the remaining enemies, ensuring an easy victory.
Conclusion:
Starting with one sword and only dual wielding after defeating the first enemy, your force still grows rapidly enough to handle the doubling pattern of the enemy's approach. By wave 6, you'll have more than enough dual-wielding soldiers to deal with the remaining enemies. The final wave would be 37 enemies against your 39 dual-wielding soldiers.
this one of the ones that slipped through the iron dome?