This summary of the video was created by an AI. It might contain some inaccuracies.
00:00:00 – 00:14:58
The YouTube video discusses upcoming changes in Toride Infinite for the upcoming season. The speaker highlights new mechanics like interacting with NPCs for missions and introduces a new Gunner hero with switchable powers. There are improvements to resistances, crafting, and legendaries, with changes inspired by Last Epoch. The game also sees revamps to endgame mapping, campaign progression, and Watchers invading maps. Quality of life updates and new cosmetic additions like a motorcycle for Savage Charge are mentioned. The overall focus is on enhancing gameplay experience, balance, and customization options for players.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the upcoming season in Toride Infinite, praising the effort and content put into it. The seasonal mechanic involves interacting with NPCs to pick missions for loot rewards, with a passive tree to unlock abilities. A new Gunner hero with a switchable power for multi/single target modes is introduced. Changes include easier access to activation mediums for Mville, a rework of old items and food, and adjustments to gameplay mechanics.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various changes and improvements in resistances for the upcoming season. Resistance will be easier to obtain, with roles for resistances being enhanced across the board. Elemental resistance Auras have been adjusted – the Baseline Aura provides resistances, while the precise one grants Max res but with a nerfed cap. Aura effect supports are receiving slight nerfs to balance the game. Defensive flat auras like energy shield, armor, and dodge are being converted into percentage increases. Crafting has been made more interesting by introducing preset nodes on slates for easier targeting of specific talents. The NPC vendor now offers a guarantee to buy a slate with a legendary, leading to increased trading value for desirable slates.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, it is discussed how legendaries in the game are being revamped to have one to four legendary crafting stars, allowing players to directly craft modifiers onto them. The system is inspired by Last Epoch. Players can upgrade, transfer, and even corrupt legendaries to slam in mods from other items. Temporary legendaries from the previous season, called Prototypes, have been removed. Legendaries with two or fewer crafting stars are now more likely to drop. Some legendaries like Eternity and the Box will not have crafting potential due to their overpowering nature. A targeted legendary event is being introduced to allow players to farm specific legendaries for their builds. Dream crafting is also changing with restrictions on transferring legendary powers to other items.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses significant updates in the game, including a new season Mech, a new class, and crafting changes. The endgame mapping system is being revamped with the introduction of a new system resembling passive trees found in Path of Exile. Players will have the ability to invest in specific farming methods and customize presets for different play styles. The update removes deep space mechanics, replacing them with enhanced compass features that offer extra loot and difficulty. Campaign improvements aim to streamline the path to endgame content by requiring players to complete each region only once to reach tier seven, making progression faster and smoother.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, it is highlighted that Watchers will invade maps, triggering various skills by specific Elite monsters. Quality of life updates include a better UI and auto-switching Pack Spirit setups for different content types. Players can now level up to 90 while receiving free respawns to fully utilize the hero trait unlocked at level 90. The auction house will also see improvements with enhanced visibility options. Additionally, various buffs, nerfs, and changes to builds are mentioned, with a new cosmetic – a motorcycle for Savage Charge – being added.