Conjure affecting only corresponding element

Am I the only one who think conjures should only replace the corresponding element and not the entire weapon set?Ex = Conjure Flame Axe only replaces fire attunement only

conjures only working on that attunement and instantly swapping you to that attunement when cast would make conjures pretty rad. (it would be super awkward without that second part. conjure your weapon and... nothing happens cuz you aren't in the right attunement)

I think a better idea is to make Conjured weapons work like Glyphs, where you only carry one single skill and summon a weapon based upon your current attunement, this would immediately make them more useful.

Granted it's a cool idea, but I think conjures need more changes than that.

Honestly i like playing only 1 conj. weapon and switching between the elements without changing the skills. Especially on Icebow and Earthshield i can always use the healing buff from the water trait. My biggest problem with conj. weapon is the 30 sec. For me the weapon are a good change from constant skill switching but still haveing the effects from changing my element. If i want to run around in Open World PvE with an earthshield, it need reaally much work and effort to have it permanent on me.

As others have said, it is beneficial to attune to element according to your trait lines.If I have air and not fire, I would be in air for axe and greatsword.If I have water, any conjure can be used for regen.As a conjure heavy user, I even switch attunement to get several effect during conjuring time.

I would remove 2nd conjure, and lower recharge to 30s, 60s for greatsword.

Tbh i rather would want them to be like kits and function like an additional element swap. So axe would count as fire, hammer as air etc.

So semi-yes. But only if they finally change them fundamentally.

I am still of the mind conja weapons need to work like there own atument with a 10 sec cd and swap cd (4 sec if your a weaver or tempest).

I like them being usable regardless of Attunement.