Outward Definitive Edition : Spear Combat Guide 

it has already been pointed out to me but thank you for putting this in the comments! thanks for the support!

@@pentagram4872 No worries! I'm loving all the content coming out and with DE mixing things up. I hopped on the game while I was still watching the video to test that the palladium is still in ghost pass and the mechanisms still drop in the hatchery so I could give a more informed response in case they were removed for DE.

Thank you sir. May your adventures be safe and enriching!

Oh yes his videos are amazing and though as a french man i should despise him i quite like his personality

Mentioned this in my beginner combat guide ;) thank you for the nice comment!

Yeah halberds are incredible, spear are just probably easier to pick up a slightly safer. Thank you for the support!

I dont know if i ll cover all the weapons, have not played great hammer in a while and next one is probably going to be one handed mace. But i ll try a few things. Great hammers were kinda hard imo mainly because their dedicated skill is hard to hit without trading so not a beginner weapon. Thank you for the nice comment!

Thanks! Gald you liked it!

Still good after that but it is true that you lose this specific advantage.

My pleasure! Thanks for the support!

Some bags slow the decay of food, but the best thing is probably to turn ingredients into non perishables, like teas or potions. Some foods also rot slower like jerkys.

buy alchemist bags and throw them on the floor of your house(s) next to your storage. put your food in there. it will keep fresh waaaaaay longer than keeping it in your box, but you wont be able to see it from all houses. also get the Preservation Bag from the Vendavel quest (do Balira’s request, i.e. kill her wendigo husband) as it is a bigger version of the Alchemist bag, and use that to move food from area to area. preserve bag- 75 carry, alchemy bag- only 60 carry. that being said, you can put as much as you want in it if it’s just sitting on the floor like a bottomless mini fridge 😉. i know it’s been 5 months, but hey... maybe someone else will see this 🤷‍♂️

@@mkv2718 I see it o/

You can get it from ornate chests mainly in abrassar or from destroyed cierzo ;) its an amazing spear, used in my stream hardcore run.

@@pentagram4872 yeah i kown its just that I've never find it

@@samuelepantaleo3358 Same, I always save cierzo so the chance of getting it is really low. You can get it if you just let the bandits destroy cierzo. Never gonna do it while normally playing/role playing. For a specific build? maybe

@@hamstergaming1792 yeah I've had cierzo destroyed my first playthrough and didn't even know it was still enterable as a city

@@samuelepantaleo3358 Damn you missed something big. I can't blame you though. Who would think the one way storage tunnel is suddenly two way now.

Lots of different things can work as usual. A tripple parry build using warrior monk skill tree seems a good base to start. Then i would probably go shamanic for the increased boon power and last speedster as the reach of the spear makes this skilltree more usable. Since we will be using a lot of skills maybe masterpiece spear with some cooldown reduction gear or physical damage increase ;). Hope i helped.

Well sorry but not everyone is as much of a military genius as Bismark...

@@pentagram4872 Bismarckc is after pike and shot.

@@HowieDewitt535 i actually looked that up and...thank you for improving my knowledge. This is quite interesting.

@@pentagram4872 Not sure if that is a your welcome time or what but I hope you did see the really cool spear styles, especially the asian ones

@@HowieDewitt535 i have always been one of those people who think long pointy sticks are awesome so i ll have a look.

Outward is not very forgiving to beginners, but once you master the basics its pretty fair. Use the kick, like really xD