Good info for ppl getting started, but at the end of the day… git gud! So you can use whatever you want and not limit yourselves to a specific load out.
Just a note, if you have another hab connecting to the all-in-one from behind, it deletes the mini bathroom in the corner. Not a big deal for most people, but for an obsessive weirdo like me, I rearrange the habs so that the bathroom stays in.
Sooo... After the ryujin and freestar sidequest, i did something... The moment i set foot in hopetech, everyone wants to kill me😂😂😂 Any idea of how to fix it?
Late Question for Chains of Amplification. The increase of damage while having a Status is from all sources, right? Range and Melee? and does it work on Slow? curious if the enemy having slow will give you 20 more damage from both Range and Melee and other sources?
So vigor only activates when holding to a enemy ? Or does it also activate when climbing a big enemy? Also does it activate when your attacking when holding to a enemy?
Fantastic video, very comprehensible - thank you so much! I'm a huge Dragon's Dogma fan as well, loved the first one (played it on PS3 back in the day) and then Dark Arisen (on Steam). And I agree with you: The sequel's augments needed more work. Verve and Sagacity are bordering on being disrespectful to the player. Other things are just so enhanced compared to the first game. I'm so happy the Warrior, who's always been my favourite vocation, finally got some TLC! So sorry for all the Mystic Knights :(
Warrior recieved a lot of love in DD2 and it's great, especially compared to the original DD. While I personally really really like the Mystic Spearhand, I don't believe it actually really overlaps with Mystic Knight too much (as in I don't believe the existance of MSH should exclude the MK). MSH should have been a green/blue vocation, while MK should be the red/blue vocation. As for some of the "final" augments being fairly underwhelming, I think when all things are considered, theres no real need for them anyway (since the game doesn't have any enemy scaling and the game's difficulty doesn't really require intense builds). Perhaps in the future when/if DLC comes out with comparable difficulty, we'll get more interesting augments to play with.
Provocation plus aggro rings I've found to be amazing. You stick those bad boys on a Pawn with Legion's Might, and every time they get up the aggro is back on them. For testing purposes my pawn is 1DGPIUN2980F on Steam PC. Named Sun at level 70, and she just needs to exist and aggro goes straight to her. The downside is... Its also scar simulator :') you can accumulate scars very quickly with this dumb build. But at least she'll heal you and bring you love... Whenever she is not on deaths door.
Depends on what you do, I guess…. If you have a medusa head, you might not want it to decay so fast… If you’re doing a fist only run, you might be happy to have +30 strength, or be able to grapple for longer, or throw things easier. It’s only useless if you’re not doing that particular thing…
Is there a base extra crafting in-game? After I unlocked Enlightenment and never equipped it, I still craft more items now and then, set to craft 25 and instead craft 27.
Good info, thanks for doing the leg work. It's pretty funny how the nerfs to damage augments have made the game easier by making Apotropaism, Constancy, Dominance, and Mettle into obligatory staples of every character because every other buff is too minor or too circunstantial. So now everyone is a solid slab of rock dressed in dwarven smithed gear with defensive augs + dominance for stunlocks.
To be fair, there are a lot of decisions in the game that make even the defensive augments kinda "unnecessary." For example, some weaponskills like Formless Feint and Mirour Shelde pretty much allow you to ignore damage. And as you've said, dominance for stunlocks on pretty much every vocation.
@@gyle104 Dominance (much like it's counterpart Impact in DD1) is broken. I'm actually surprised it made it through unscathed into DD2 considering how oppressive it was for endgame DD1 in general. But to me it isn't just the defensive augs (which realistically you'll still have on even if you're playing Formless Feint Thief, because what else are you gonna use?) It's also the knockdown resistance that came with dwarven smithing. Dwarven is objectively better than everything else because much like in DD1 everything melts in seconds if you know what you're doing, and knocking down/being knocked down are the biggest contributors to longer fights, because that teeny tiny bit of extra damage from Bathalli smithing isn't putting in the work. But i specifically mention the defensive "i'm built like a brick wall" strategy because of sorcerers. Sorcs have always been DPS kings in DD, and DD2 keeps that trend going, except now they're immovable, unkillable objects while they cast their instakill abilities because building defensive is basically the only good choice.
I think provocation is WAY too strong. It makes both Fighter and Warrior taunts completely useless because it makes them draw aggro by just existing. I think it should increase aggro when the tank deals damage or increase the duration/range of the taunts. I've actually stopped using it or hiring pawns that have it because it contributes to the game feeling too easy.
I agree, once I had provocation equipped on my main pawn, I really didn't need to worry about threat management at all. Roar and shield drum feel largely useless because pawns spend time completing the animation, when as you've said, provocation allows them to maintain threat while just walking around. Although, I think its pretty funny having provocation on a Formless Feint pawn.
I understand why they lessened the importance of augments because there was a big problem of players writing (pretty strong) classes off as useless in the original DD because they were playing, like, mystic knight without a decent weapon and with no magic increasing augments - to me it seems like it's pretty much to help prevent players from creating a useless build and then complaining about the game being badly balanced
That's a pretty interesting take. I think overall they wanted to keep the players' base power level relatively even, especially since there is no enemy scaling. I only say its disappointing because early on, a lot of these numbers weren't out yet or verified, so I was leveling each vocation for their augments, much like the original game. That, and because I didn't realize warfarer would level each vocation evenly.
Here after subbing off of the amazing Remnant 2 videos. I wish I played this game so i could follow along ur amazing videos once more. From the # 1 Gyle supporter, hope you keep making videos of future games i play!
Hey man, I'm really glad to hear from you! If it's not too much trouble, I'd like to hear what games you are currently into, or the type of games you like. I'd love to make more vids that are interesting to you!
@@gyle104 NOO PLEASE, just make whatever interests you. I cant imagine anyone being so in depth for stuff they themselves arent fixated on. I promise ill watch your videos regardless lmao
