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Well, it sounds like an example of a trope being flexible, but it's a ZCE. Personally, I'd say a character wielding four weapons simultaneously would be a valid (if Exaggerated) example of Dual Wielding, but "Quad-wielding" is not context.
Edited by SolipSchismRight. The example needs more explanation. What does he quad-wield? When is it plot-significant?
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"It had form of a trope-name-altering sinkhole originally and nothing else. An example is likely present in the work, because just by reasoning here and now that the essential idea of the Dual Wield is that it opposes the usually-one-handed styles where one of the arms is free for other things (such as picking up flowers to smell in the middle of the fight
◊). The character in question has four arms, so occupying all of those with weapons will net you quad wield and will put things in the same boat with two-handed characters dual-wielding.
With this in mind, I'm of course not thrilled about how Multi-Armed and Dangerous is presented in Dual Wield. What antes upping? That's not the essence.
Context is and was zero, no argument there.
Edited by NemuruMaeNiOh, that's Grievous. I added context.
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That page could use more context.
-Sighs, rolls his sleeves-

I commented out a couple of examples on A Game of Gods: Infinities - Champions because, well...
Apart from it making it look like the example argues with itself (thus going well beyond the boundaries set by Examples Are Not Arguable IMO), it appears to be sloppily written, in a very sorry manner. Plus, I never can tell what the Not An Example litmus test is for some tropes, and Dual Wielding is no exception.