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The video delves into the various starting classes of the game "Lords of the Fallen," with each class showcasing unique attributes, equipment, and suitability for different playstyles. It emphasizes the importance of starting attributes over initial equipment since attributes cannot be changed later, while equipment can be acquired throughout the game.
Key classes include:
– **Hollow Knight**: Versatile with high endurance, strength, and agility, using grenades with limited throws.
– **Black Feather Ranger**: Agile with starting bow, allowing for multiple shots.
– **Partisan**: Balanced stats with strong early ranged attack options.
– **Morstead Infantry**: High agility, starting with a spear and javelin.
– **Exiled Stalker**: Highest agility, relying on dodging and dual-wield setup.
– **Orian Preacher**: Ideal for beginners with high Radiance stat and effective holy damage.
– **Py Cultist**: Fire-based spellcaster with high Inferno stat but low physical stats.
– **Condemned**: Low starting level with uniform stats for players seeking a challenge.
– **Dark Crusader**: High endurance and vitality, suitable as a paladin build.
– **Paladin**: Focused on strength or strength-radiance based weapons, strong AOE damage, recommended for a second playthrough.
Overall, the video provides strategic insights into optimizing class selection based on gameplay style and progression, emphasizing the balance between initial attributes and the versatility afforded by evolving equipment availability.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the base classes of the game “Lords of the Fallen,” focusing on their attributes, starting equipment, and the reasons one might choose a particular class. They emphasize that while equipment is obtainable by any class and can help save currency, the primary consideration should be the starting attributes, which cannot be changed once set. Additionally, the segment explains the importance of range slots for ranged weapons (excluding spells) and how these can aid in overcoming difficult game sections early on. The speaker notes that as the game progresses, characters will naturally increase their range slots by improving vitality and endurance stats.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the differences in ammunition usage and characteristics between the Hollow Knight and Black Feather Ranger classes. The Hollow Knight starts with a grenade that uses three ammo per throw, limiting usage to four throws before needing a refill, while the Black Feather Ranger starts with a bow that uses one ammo per arrow, allowing for more shots. The speaker describes the Hollow Knight as an all-around character with high endurance, strength, and agility, making it versatile for weapon choices and combat scenarios. The UDA Ranger Warwolf is characterized by its high starting strength and heavy weapon that deals significant damage but swings slower. This class is effective against groups due to its cleave effect, though it has lower endurance and does not start with a shield. The speaker also mentions optimizing ranged weapon usage and stats like vitality and endurance to enhance gameplay.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the host discusses different starting classes, including the Partisan, Morstead Infantry, and Black Feather Ranger. The Partisan has balanced stats, starts with a flail, shield, crossbow, and ten ranged slots, providing a strong early ranged attack option. The Morstead Infantry has slightly higher agility, begins with a spear that can pierce enemies but lacks wide swings, and has a fast-throwing javelin for close combat. Lastly, the Black Feather Ranger has fewer attribute points, offering more character control but less initial power, and leans towards agility without spellcasting capabilities.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses three different starting classes in the game.
1. The first class starts with an axe and shield. The axe has high attack power but attacks slower and lacks the versatility of other weapons. It is the only class that starts with a bow, allowing for limited ranged attacks before needing more ammo or resting.
2. The Exiled Stalker class has the highest agility, decent endurance, and vitality but low spellcasting ability. It’s unique for starting with a dual-wield setup, making it advantageous for status effects buildup. This class relies on dodging or parrying rather than blocking.
3. The Orian Preacher is a Radiance Caster with the highest Radiance stat among classes, making it ideal for beginners. It starts with a ranged holy damage spell and a hammer that deals both physical and holy damage, effective against specific enemies. This class offers a strong combination of ranged and melee options.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the discussion focuses on several classes within a game, providing a detailed overview of their strengths, weaknesses, and suitability for different playstyles.
– The **Py Cultist class** is highlighted as a fire-based spellcaster with high Inferno stat but low physical stats, making it difficult early on due to enemies’ resistance to fire damage.
– The **Condemned class** starts at the lowest level (1) with uniform stats and minimal equipment, designed for players seeking a challenge and customization flexibility.
– The **Dark Crusader class** is both a deluxe edition and unlockable class, starting at the highest level (14) with high endurance and vitality, suitable as a paladin build despite lacking a catalyst for radiant spells initially.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on discussing the attributes and advantages of playing as a Paladin class in the game “Lords of the Fallen.” The Paladin class emphasizes strength or strength radiance-based weapons and does not come with a shield initially, unlike other classes such as Hollow Knight or Oriane Creator. However, it has strong ranged abilities with area-of-effect (AOE) damage and starts with a higher amount of endurance and strength due to the Paladin’s Pendant, which provides significant early-game benefits. The class is recommended for a second playthrough if not starting with the deluxe edition, as equipment can be found throughout the game. Furthermore, it’s suggested that the equipment available in the early game should not heavily influence class choice since better gear can be unlocked later. The video ends by thanking the sponsors and encouraging viewers to support the channel and engage in the comments.