Library of Ruina: Binah Solo (Reception of the Black Silence) 

DEGRADED PILLAR BE UPON YER

She was even harder on Day 49 than her suppression thanks to Hokma!

Binah suppression was the easiest in the game fym? He dies like a BOZO to the rabbits

@@burgertime6372 nah, Binah can nuke Rabbit team in most cycles, if she gets caught in a certain move like her 8 pillars then yeah, rabbit team will chew her up, otherwise fairy blast will kill 80% of the team, you can solo Binah with a super strong person with more ease, as you can control the fight better

@@theomegablade6415 what do you mean “nah”? Thats what happens, just spam slow bullets on her and she never shoots. Use your employees to clear overloads, she never kills a single rabbit

@@burgertime6372 slow bullets don't effect Arbiter's attack speed, only movement, i have hundreds of hours in LC, i know most of the cheeses, even nothing there's and red mist's. Arbiter cannot be killed by rabbit team unless in certain attack animations and in phase 3, as if she's in phase 2 and goes into phase 3 by rabbit team, she'll gain massive defenses for a brief time and charge up usually the 8 pillars and if not she'll fairly blase. Mate i know you want to sound cool like you killed her easily, but Binah doesn't work how you think she does if you think a max 32 person rabbit team can solo a 3 phase boss with insta kill moves who is 0.8 def accross the board and 0.2 when charged.

"You silly billy, you amusing entertainer." "what..?" "Have a taste of a pillar, filthy casual."

Arbiter mindset.

Sadomasochism. Regular arbiter behaviour.

​@@theotherone7628Zena is like that too so yea it's a standart Arbiter behaviour

Nah she looks more pissed that they dared to touch her

Strongest boss takes strongest builds to win

The weakest grade 9 fixer solo 3 thugs right at the very start of the game

Still a fixer

@@bigboyjonathansgarden7926 experience

​@@bigboyjonathansgarden7926 the first three guys he took out were Rats, who she likely didn't see as all that capable in the first place. And to be fair they were pretty much just guys with gut harvesting materials.

@@bigboyjonathansgarden7926 Angela did augment his body for the job

Worse, she's an incomplete version of her past self. One can only wonder how strong Kali was to be able to take her down at her full strength.

@@loren5432 Not only an Arbiter at her full strenght, but also had to tank trough a sea of breaching abnormalities and crazy employes

@@radarhunter6200 and also *two* Claws

@@kalimatronix Two claws? When?

@@radarhunter6200 they came with -Binah- Garion

Womp womp

Womp womp

Womp womp

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Hey man, some people just have strong necks, sometimes you gotta spin the noose around in the air for a bit to make sure your getting the job done.

​@@blazichaos7181The rope broke over and over to the point where we had to get more

The birb be nuking tho

erm actually the beast is made up of small bird long bird and big bird so it isnt actually a solo

Like 3 small birds Do some bullshit and now they are op creature

Then, in the middle of all the chaotic cries, someone shouted: “It's the monster! Big, terrible monster lives in the dark, black forest!”

CAN MONEKO BEAT THIS? (battle cats reference)

​@@hypeman958tf does the battle cats have to do with this I love battle cats but wtf does it have to do with lor

@@Insanearc I would explain for hours but everything you need to know that there was a battle cats youtuber that milks "CAN MONEKO BEAT THIS?" content

@@hypeman958 I see

For anyone out of the loop Moneko is an OP secret unit that makes every stage a joke

I think Moon's biggest mistake was locking her key page. Either that, or leaving us with degraded cards

@@katallica6677 it wouldn't make much sense to have a literal, unhinged arbiter even this late in game, the degraded pages must've been the result of testing her and deciding that it was way too much

@@jKherty It would work well if give her normal pages after beating her realization tho

She aint a support character, she is the damage, her allies are just meatsheilds to farm fairy damage for her. Characters with binah fairy are like self grating cheese. Especially those with a lot of die, they burn up so quick

@@PinkOrangeOrangePink Bro,Oliver with Binah exodia works MUCH better than Binah herself Binah struggles agaisnt Kali even with all abno pages while Oliver just turns Kali into a freakin tomato paste in just few turns

From the looks of it Binah post-realization is probably monstrous.

​@@aegisScaleyes she is because you turn into MR.BEAAAAST after getting the 3 other eggs

@@forgetfullplatinumi mean having a move that does 10% of max health(justitia) and having a crazy high mass attack die(apocalypse) surely is crazy

This reads like that guy who goes on limbus company videos and writes really obnoxious anime dialogue to summarise the video

@@HarambaeXelonmuskfans gotta be "this guy" sometimes.

They harden in response to physical trauma.

The head really got some new shits Or they stole it from oscar idk

Can't fry over every egg

@@beargrizzly6897 the splash texts I mean is random text that show up like "I can't help but love the pain which fills the void of solitude"

@@sigmaaicore1652 It is character's dialogue. Red one is from black silence, and the blue one is from Binah. It tells us character's backstory or personality. I think works well as elating the grim mood of the game.

@@beargrizzly6897 ah, I see. Thanks mate

To add more about the splash text, those represent character’s inner thoughts and struggles, how they really feel. And, obviously, each character has its own internal dialogue.

The splash texts are the boss/character's inner thoughts

Range attacks

@@n01knowz9 🤯 I forgot about that. Damn that's clever.

It’s just the animation for the attack to my knowledge, Justitia isn’t actually being used multiple times

​@@KipwichIt most certainly looks like a success/fail point is produced every time, so *something* is happening multiple times.

@@nikolaysitnikov796 Correct, emotion points are being generated each time. That “something” is just the regular game mechanic of clashing. When rolling the dice, characters gain emotion depending on if they win or lose, as well as if they roll a maximum or minimum value. When a melee attack is used against a ranged attack with multiple dice, the melee attack’s dice are reused to clash again. When a character clashes, they play the appropriate attack animation. Justitia is a melee attack being used against a ranged attack, so it clashes multiple times, and it has a single very-noticeable attack animation which is reused for each clash. It’s still only being used a single time, and its effect is on-hit so it’ll only apply its effect and deal its own damage once.

It is most likely what Roland saw during his time in the Smoke war. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-csfEDgMhmOA.html

@@ripkully3465there’s a theory that it’s censored from lobotomy corp

Probably do something better with your life then.

You play a card, your opponent plays a card. Whoever has the biggest number wins the clash and gets to deal damage. If their hp drops to 0, you win... Most of the time at least That's the gist of it, but there's a sh*t-load of things you have to consider

@@Puffman728 Sure, I get that part, I’ve seen some of the initial battles, but there’s a hell of a lot else going on with the various dice targeting each other, all sorts of status effects and attacks being Endured and whatnot, and definitely a lot of details on the attack cards themselves that are hard to see. I don’t really expect you to explain all that, I’m just expressing my surprise. One thing I’m not so sure about is that during the first phase in particular, you can see that each the opponent’s dice are each targeting one of your dice with an attack, and you can target their dice with your attacks. I know that those dice indicate what order attacks will be performed in, but what does targeting a specific die of an opponent with an attack from one of your dice do?

@@KnakuanaRka Since each dice corresponds to a card, that indicates what two cards are going to clash against each other, and you can make the opponent redirect that specific attack to another dice *only* if your speed is higher. Of course, this only really applies if you have more than one person.

@@Puffman728 Sure. So looking at the first round of combat, this is what I see: Binah’s dice are 7-2, while the enemy’s are 6-5-5-4-2-2. Binah played his Degraded Chain off the 2 die against the enemy’s Durandal in 4, and his Degraded Fairy in his 7 against the Allas Workshop in the enemy’s 5. The first card to activate is Binah’s Degraded Fairy, since it has the highest die of 7; this also activates the enemy’s Allas Workshop. Next is the enemy’s Atelier Logic, presumably played from their 6. However, what I’m expecting to happen next is that the enemy’s other 5 will activate, followed by the Durandal in 4 against Binah’s Degraded Chain, followed by the enemy’s two 2’s. Instead, the Durandal vs Chain is the next one to activate, followed by the enemy’s other 3 attacks. What happened? Did I misunderstand something?

@@KnakuanaRka put it simply, attacks have speed order with mass attack > ranged attack > melee attack as it's priority with mass attack activating first then ranged then melee. In the first scene, degraded chain activates first since it is ranged as ranged attacks have higher priority in the activation while the other after it because the were melee

bamboo hatted kim or oscar

Oscar It's definitely Oscar

I think it's Big Eyes

I think that's tilted scale

@@tomatoxd69420scales is on hit, big eyes is on clash win. And scales is only hp

Big eyes heals stagger and HP on winning clashes + tilted scale healing her hp whenever she hits an enemy with most hp

Roland's fight is like a realization in which the characters get healed after every phase. 20 HP iirc, so I don't know why it turns 89 to only 90 after Roland's second form.

Also it looked like Binah had the Health/Mind Hauler passives attributed, which would heal her whenever she lands a hit.

​@@aegisScaleit does look like that, except those are not listed in the passive list in the video description, and the costs would surpass 12

@@aegisScale Binah doesn't, she's using abno pages Big Eyes and Tilted Scale to heal on hits

@@unma5253 she doesn't on the base page but you can still give her passives via attribution like you can the others (so long as you have a spare copy of Layla's/Anton's page to use).

Its because of the abnormality cards. specifically the last one chosen. some other abno cards cause an effect like this aswell. example being the forsaken murderers abno cards giving the mouth guard.

Yeah this fight is spoilerific.

@@ebluegamer5397 dam bro u wrote it after i literally finished the game and solod black silence 2 time

Now you must continue to its sequel, Limbus Company..

Gone Angels for the last phase

The theme in phase 1-3 is Roland which also has 3 theme phases The last song for the last phase is stated above me, Gone angels

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You get it from one of the encounters where you plug in random books,plug in two books of star of the city quality and you will fight the dude who has that passive.

It's on Yae's page. He's one of the general invitations.

It's effect is actually pretty cool, once per Act, it you would be staggered, recover all stagger resist instead.

@@ensemble3647 11 month, i end the library 3 times and know all passive and page, but okay

@@ceyka7769 apparently you don’t know

Gone Angels

@@NamesNotAstella thanks a lot man

EARRAPE

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ar0hFoDKvxs.html

then why are you watching this

Dont

Binah just be like that. Strong in Lobotomy Corporation. Fittingly strong in Library of Ruina.

Because it’s the Sequel to Lobotomy Corp

Because it is technically lobotomy corp, it has most of its abnormalities (especially the 3 birds)