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The video comprehensively explores various artifact and gear sets within a game, offering detailed strategies for efficient farming aligned with an upcoming 3x Relic event. Guoba begins by analyzing the Eagle and Hunter caverns, recommending the Eagle set for support roles focused on low cycle clears and the Ice set for Ice DPS characters. The Passerby and Musketeer cavern is highlighted for its universal healer and generalist DPS sets, with emphasis on the Musketeer's SPD and ATK% benefits. The Quantum and Wuthering cavern is praised for its DPS and supportive sets, particularly the Quantum set's 4-piece bonus enhancing Quantum DPS.
Further, the video discusses the hackerspace set for supports and DPS aiming for specific speed breakpoints, the longevous set for healers scaling on HP%, and the champion set relevant for physical DPS builds. The Echo of War set is ideal for break and Physical DPS, while the knight set suits shielders. The Duke and Prisoner cavern is advised for follow-up and DoT units due to their respective ATK% boosts.
The Pioneer and Watchmaker sets are examined, with Pioneer noted for its universal strength and applicability to debuffing characters. Farming recommendations are provided for gearing up various character roles, with a consistent emphasis on balancing needs with efficient farming. Important conclusions include prioritizing sets based on character roles and specific gameplay needs, ensuring optimal performance.
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In this part of the video, Guoba shifts focus to relic farming strategies coinciding with an upcoming 3x Relic event on the 26th. The discussion begins with an overview of how to farm relics, akin to farming Planars outside of multiplier events, emphasizing relic caverns and their optimal users. The first highlighted domain is the Eagle and Hunter, suited for Wind and Ice element type units. The Eagle set is recommended for support roles specializing in 0 or low cycle clears, offering rotational benefits but is labeled as luxurious rather than essential. On the Ice side, the set caters to various Ice DPS, although alternatives like the Pioneer and follow-up sets are noted for being more universally applicable. The video advises farming this cavern when gearing up both an Ice DPS and a support with the wind set or if focusing on endgame and fine-tuning support gear.
Next, the Passerby and Musketeer cavern is analyzed. It includes a universal healer set and a generalist DPS set. The Musketeer set is praised for its SPD and ATK% benefits despite some limitations with basic attack DMG modifiers, making it ideal for 2 piece sets. The Passerby set is versatile for all healers and useful in early rotations. The necessity of farming this set varies based on specific needs, and the video notes that Musketeer pieces can also be acquired through Echo of War.
Lastly, the Quantum and Wuthering cavern is introduced, presenting another universal DPS set and a supportive set, with a noteworthy 4-piece bonus on the Quantum set that substantially enhances Quantum DPS performance.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on discussing various artifact sets and their applicability, specifically in a game context. The narrator highlights the quantum set, noting its benefits like DEF ignore, particularly for quantum weak enemies, and its usability on any DPS with strong substats. They mention the wuthering set as well, especially its valuable 2-piece set for tankiness.
The hackerspace set is praised for its SPD substats, ideal for supports and some DPS aiming for specific speed breakpoints. The longevous set is noted for its supportive and defensive benefits, particularly for healers scaling on HP%, and its efficiency in gearing supports with both SPD and HP.
The champion set is identified as a physical DPS set, with potential future relevance depending on character updates, while the thief set’s utility is tied to break DPS scenarios. Certain combinations and the flexibility in applying these sets depending on gameplay needs are also discussed.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on different gear sets for specific character builds and their optimal uses. The Echo of War set is highlighted for break DPS or Physical DPS builds, emphasizing that physical is a strong break element. The knight set is best for shielders, although farming for it can be troublesome, with Aventurine being a case with alternate options. The thunder set, while a good backup for Lightning DPS, has been largely replaced by other sets like Pioneer and Prisoner.
The discussion then moves to the Duke and Prisoner cavern, noting that the Duke 4-piece set is ideal for follow-up units due to its stacking ATK% boost, while the Prisoner set is excellent for DoT (Damage over Time) units due to its ATK% and DEF ignore boosts. The segment advises farming these sets for optimal performance of follow-up and DoT units.
The video then covers the Fire and Imaginary sets, stating that the Fire 4-piece set is not optimal for Fire DPS and suggesting the universal DMG% 2-piece set with Pioneer instead. The Imaginary set, suited for Welt, Lunae, and Ratio, is mentioned with a note on the inconsistencies for the latter two, who might prefer other sets like Pioneer or Musketeer.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the Pioneer and Watchmaker equipment sets. The Pioneer four-piece set is noted for its universal strength, especially when used with characters who can apply debuffs. The Watchmaker set, though not widely useful currently, can provide a boost to break damage and is particularly beneficial for specific characters like Ruan Mei and Xueyi. The speaker suggests farming the Watchmaker set if you have debuffing DPS characters and mentions the versatility of the Longevous Hackerspace set for supporting characters. The discussion concludes with an evaluation of these sets in terms of their universality and effectiveness for various character roles.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses priorities for different DPS sets and their uses. They emphasize the distinction between efficient farming and farming what is needed. Key sets mentioned include Passerby Musketeer for universal DPS and healer, Knight Lightning for shielders and lightning DPS backup, and Physical Thief for break and physical DPS. The speaker also covers Ice and Wind sets for respective DPS and support characters, and concludes with fire and imaginary sets. They encourage viewers to revisit the video for future insights and express gratitude to their YouTube members before signing off.