Another Crab's Treasure - Final Boss Fight & Ending 

Red Vs Blue the capcom classic

​@@GoodSanic *HALO

Not like the law can stop him anyways

I didn't even see the prompt when I did it. I was done with him, too, and hit him with a charged attack. 😅 Didn't actually expect it to work.

*soulslike

not a roguelite

@@DolusVulpes Oh

*fights capitalism

*fights cannibals

*fights god twice in a row, praya dubia, then firth

Average kirby game

@@dudesayshi2191 tbh that’s an really good comparison

Probably because it's most certainly intended. The game is pretty clearly anti-pollution and anti-capitalism, and the companies previous game also explicitly touches upon their anti-capitalist sentiments.

@@hisnitch Wow, didnt know that now it make sense.

Um, it doesn't.

​@@hisnitchrising wasn't anti-capitalist.

@@sebastienholmes548 I wasn't talking about Revengance in the first place? I was referring to this game (Another Crabs Treasure) and the companies previous game (Going Under).

I don’t think a sequel is in order mostly cause the ending is quite solid. A sequel needs to do something to make itself worthwhile.

I think with how things leave off, New carcinia being infested with trash, Kril could still go on a further journey to help stop the spread, maybe go to even more dangerous waters. Honestly, any story development would be fine in my book if we get more of this gameplay

These are just my thoughts on the ending. TL:DR; Kril starts the game in a good, if ignorant place, and ends in a depressed, aware place. If the devs folloe up with DLC, it could be about Chiton, or the Whorl, or you get to play as a different character. The ending is depressing, honestly. Kril had an entire arc about losing innocence and no longer just sitting by, but he doomed New Carcinia by shattering Trash Island. Firth started it, and Kril finsihed it because he got angry. Now, it seems he left New Carcinia to look for a purpose besides helping crabs. He knows that he doesn't want to settle down, and he also doesn't want to go back to doing nothing. He doesn't know what he wants to do, but he has so much unresolved anger at the injustice in the ocean he's (presumeably) taking out on Gunk-afflicted crustaceans. Not to mention the trauma from almost losing Chiton, losing Konche, and giving in to his anger at the worst possible moment. Aggro Crab made the ending satisfying enough to make me want more, to make Kril's arc feel completed, but to also know that this stage of his life is far from over. I theorized over with the folks on Aggro Crab's Discord Server, and we came up with a few ideas for a DLC: - Kril goes on a quest to help Chiton recover from her injuries while he tries to come to terms with what happened in 9-10-ish hours(Hermit crabs can survive underwater for ~6 hours, he goes above water in Flotsam Vale and the game takes ~2-3 hours from there), as well as processing the last 20 minutes of said quest. (Praya, Konche, Chiton, Firth, all of it.) -Playing as a different character, like Chiton or something. I have no opinion on this one, the only way they could ruin this route is if they made us play as Firth. - Rebuilding The Perfect Whorl to fix what Kril had broken in New Carcinia, with The Whorl being a representation of his growing rage. The DLC would end with Kril giving away The Whorl, either by destroying it or placing it somewhere no one would be able to find it, and Kril accepting what happened in New Carcinia had happened, and the only thing he can do is keep moving forward.

​@@victory8928no? The ending resolved nothing

​@@beginthewar9681Flotsam vale was above water???

Ngl, this goes hard

You mean as in quality or difficulty? Cuz in terms of quality, isshin and gael were amazing, and in terms of difficulty, this fight was a joke

@@TheArtDev I meant OP's comment.

@@nathansquared2685 oh yea, I was referring to OP's comment too

@@TheArtDev oh, no worries then, that's my b.

the world has turned.. and so many have burned..

But nobody is to blaaaaaaaaaam!

But staring across this wasted land

I feel new life will born beneath the bloodstained saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand!

Not every story is supposed to have a happy ending (think about attack on titan for example)

I thought I was the only one 🥲

“BIGGER BOOT!!!”

​@@MediaDroid960Damn, you beat me to it.

Technically that's what he did

I think that was the intent

Now go! And let the legend come back to life!

Same same😂

Incel jokes and the term itself is old, grating, and genuinely just unfunny at this point.

@@EnglishAaron thats a joke from this game though.

@@EnglishAaron what's ur problem man?

OK thought it was just me for a sec

It basically is just Senator Armstrong but instead of being a hardline american values republican masking a deeply social darwinist agenda Firth is a neoliberal democrat using empty Greater Good/“Long Term Plans” to justify a deeply selfish disregard for everyone and everything

Microplastics son!

No, it doesn't.

I think they’re trying to say Firth was faking growth. Notice his final boss talk was more on the economy. He wants fame and fortune, and isn’t above lying to get it. He stole the Whorl right as it was about to be used to heal someone after all.

@@sevenclovers7 I don't think that makes sense at all. Why go through all the trouble of faking his own growth when he had no issue being himself in front of Kril in the first place. What I saw happen was he was growing in a positive trajectory and was seeing the error in Roland's ways up until the point where they all got dropped into the old ocean (i think that was what it's called). Then he got extremely dark because he believed all of it was for nothing and told Kril off out of anger. As for the Whorl, there was no indication that he was even aware of what was happening, he just showed up and put it on. His final monologue had nothing to do with fame and fortune, in his own twisted way he believed he was going to be a savior because he didn't see anything wrong with the trash economy and that the people who controlled it were evil (the point of his development). He saw himself as a benevolent savior who will be able to use trash to make everyone’s lives better. So, covering the city in the trash would lead to a golden age of abundance in his eyes. All of this also amplified by the Whorl's power. Krill, on the other hand, grew far away from the trash economy, so he can see the damage this vicious system does. In addition, Krill is well aware that the Gunk curse derives from greed and the lack of meaning in the trash economy.

I agree, I dont think Firth deserved the ending he got. He seemed like a genuinely naive guy that thought Roland was a good person, and thus idolized him as a business man. I couldnt find any reason to hate Firth at all. I think narratively there's something missing for Firth between the last time we see him in the drain and the final time we see him at the end. I was genuinely concerned my main mightve got Gunk'd

@@SalemKFox True, it is sort of weird that his mentality went from being angered at Kril and basically blaming him for ending up down in the dark ocean place, and to him becoming a completely 'objective' savior type mentality. But to be fair, the only dialogue we get from him at the end is AFTER he put on the whorl, which may have changed his behavior somewhat. OR he simply found enlightenment after gaining 'godly' powers and could see things clearly from his own perspective. So instead of holding a grudge against Kril or needing to entertain his own anger from before, those problems simply became meaningless and he has 'bigger fish to fry' now that he has world-changing abilities.

This game is made by shit leftists, what do you think would happen?

Glass cannon babyyyyyy

@@connergrissom9523 lol I put like 50% os my levels in atk and I was always thinking "I'm going for a glass cannon"

I put mine into all attack and Umami. I ended up with the conclusion that if all my defense is going to come mostly from various shells, why put anything into resistance? It made even less since when I started to get better at parrying along with getting abilities that restored my shell health.

@@SalemKFox That's what I did. Run, block, parry, evade and full attack.

I put most of mine in attack but used the sinker adaptations to have over 100% bonus balance damage. I used the electric ability and grapple attack and could pretty much rinse and repeat every boss for critical attacks while they couldn’t attack me 😂

Dude the exact same happened to me i was fuming

@@genjimodel9666 exactly, ruined my entire first playthrough, was enjoying it so first as my first souls game that I went into blind

@@TheArtDev legit i had the same situation i got it spoiled when i was on the roland fight and from there on i was just waiting for the firth fight because i knew it was the final one

If you have to look up a video to play a game then thats your problem r37ard

@@MarcossAmml well IM SORRY, I didn't know the magnet puzzle was impossible bc I wasn't meant to be there yet. So, I was running around for an hour confused, and j want to enjoy myself in games, so obviously I wanted a video on how to solve it, and if I didn't use one, I would've been there forever as I wasn't meant to be there yet.

I was so angry when I got to the end 😂 Kril and Firth really messed things up

it's not a rogue game, it's a soulslike

No, the whole point is that Firth deserves to die

Its a soulslike, not a roguelike game, and no, this isthe only ending

Fuck are these two talking about, you know multiple endings in a videogame isn't a rouge like thing right? The fucking souls game this thing is inspired from have multiple endings in literally every game, what are you 14?

Tf you mean

Yes he did. I hate him so much.

You're right. He should be steamed and smothered in butter.

You're right, it was too quick 😈