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00:00:00 – 00:17:09
The video focuses on evaluating various game mechanics, rewards, and the utility of specific weapons and items in a game, particularly in hardcore mode. The speaker critiques the rewards obtained from hardcore mode as not being worthwhile, highlighting issues such as the challenges of character death and specific farming needs. They discuss various damage-increasing trinkets, rings, and their situational benefits for different builds, noting complexities like the difficulty in synergizing elemental damage effects without future DLCs.
Weapons are analyzed for their effectiveness in combat, with specific attention given to short-range weapons and their comparisons to others, such as the "Fey hunter" and a versatile weapon with a 10-meter radius. The speaker also covers rings that enhance healing and performance, noting bugs and performance issues with some newer additions compared to previous game versions.
Overall, the speaker provides insights into combining items and status effects to maximize damage output, experimenting with builds, and discussing the potential advantages of specific strategies and traits like the 'Glutton' trait for improved gameplay utility.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the rewards for playing in hardcore mode, expressing that they are not worthwhile. They explain that the rewards do not complement any specific builds or create their own, and mention the difficulty and annoyance of hardcore mode due to its high risk of character death and specific farming requirements. The speaker details the rewards, including a largely useless gun and a necklace, noting that they come from completing various worlds. They critique the rewards for not fitting well with any builds and express a wish for additional mutators for finishing the game. Additionally, they talk about obtaining a modified Fusion rifle and discuss the game mechanics, specifically the trade-offs in armor pieces, such as gaining damage bonuses but also taking extra damage.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the limitations and benefits of different damage-increasing trinkets and rings in a game. They mention that while equipping items like the Ankle of Power or specific relics can boost damage by 30%, using the Devil Sharp isn’t as effective unless trying to impress or create content. They also explain the complexities of using a 100 Crystal, highlighting that it’s difficult to apply all its effects simultaneously due to the lack of elemental damage guns, which might change with future DLCs. For example, the hammer from Remnant 1 can easily inflict acid damage, increasing overall damage taken by 10%. The speaker suggests combining status effects like fire and bleeding for significant damage boosts, though implementation can be tricky. The discussion points out benefits for specific builds like the “twisting wounds” or those frequently changing weapons, noting both the limited and situational usefulness of these items.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the utility of a specific weapon designed primarily for short-range combat, such as shotguns. This weapon has a 10-meter radius and increases minimum damage consistently. However, the speaker deems it less useful compared to other enhancements like the “Fey hunter,” which improves firearm range significantly. The speaker identifies a ring that, despite its niche application, can potentially turn a weapon into a more versatile tool, though this might require creative builds. Also mentioned is another beneficial ring that provides constant regeneration and an 8% damage boost, making it highly valuable in various game scenarios, including boss fights, despite limited ring slots.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various rings and their functionalities within a game. They highlight an all-purpose ring beneficial for multiple builds, especially for Summoners, which enhances healing and complements any build effectively. Another focus is on a ‘professional ring’, which has been available for a few months and is designed to improve performance for one-shot or shotgun builds by boosting damage. However, the ring has a bug where it visually doesn’t show gun reloading, despite the reload occurring after three seconds. The speaker expresses frustration about these persistent bugs, contrasting them with the functioning mechanics from the game’s predecessor.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses a weapon’s performance compared to other top weapons in the game. They note that while it has some unique characteristics, it falls short in damage and utility. The speaker explores different builds and modifications to optimize the weapon, emphasizing its potential for area-of-effect (AOE) damage and burning effects. They experiment with various accessories and abilities, aiming to enhance its effectiveness, but ultimately acknowledge that the weapon remains outclassed by others in the game.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the effectiveness and mechanics of a particular weapon in a game. They mention that the weapon can reload and be used more frequently by exploiting certain mechanics, comparing it to other weapons like the Uroporos of Deceit. They highlight that although the weapon has faster reload speed, it may not be as effective with certain builds but could be advantageous for a hugs build. The speaker expresses a dislike for certain features but finds the weapon works better with some adjustments. They also note the importance of obtaining the ‘Glutton’ trait, which enhances build utility, and comment on its accessibility through co-op gameplay.