Bonus AB while 2-handing (Minotaur)

[Arienette]

I know some years ago, Arelith changed the AB bonus for wielding a two handed weapon from +2 to +1

However, I do not seem to be receiving the AB bonus when two-handing. This is occurring on Minotaur characters.

Weapon master, level 30, falchion.

With a shield, character sheet says 50 AB. Actual attacks are at 49 AB in the combat log, which I guess is due to Large size.

Without shield, character sheet still says 50 AB. Actual attacks are at 49 AB in the combat log. No change.

Toggling -twohand mode on/off does nothing.

Am I missing some other Arelith change here?

[ZombieDuck]

Have you tried Areliths colossal weapons and seeing if they receive the +1 AB when two-handing? I believe twohanding large weapons as a large race results in the same reaction as twohanding medium weapons on medium races and that you receive the added dmg from Str, but not the +1 AB.

[Svrtr]

I know some years ago, Arelith changed the AB bonus for wielding a two handed weapon from +2 to +1

However, I do not seem to be receiving the AB bonus when two-handing. This is occurring on Minotaur characters.

Weapon master, level 30, falchion.

With a shield, character sheet says 50 AB. Actual attacks are at 49 AB in the combat log, which I guess is due to Large size.

Without shield, character sheet still says 50 AB. Actual attacks are at 49 AB in the combat log. No change.

Toggling -twohand mode on/off does nothing.

Am I missing some other Arelith change here?

In case this wasn't answered

1) the character sheet lies

2) large races get an untyped -1 ac and ab. This malus does not show up on the character sheet.

3) holding a large sized weapon like a greatsword with twohands as a large race does not grant the +1 ab. That is only going to give the 1.5x strength damage. As with all races, the +1 ab bonus is for if you're using a weapon one size category larger than you with two hands

[Tarkus the dog]

already explained above but yeah need to use a colossal sword to get +1 ab as a large race, two-handed weapons become one tier lower for large races, so equal to medium weapons even when "two-handing", you're really just using the -twohand feature.