PVP Playstyles Explained - V Rising PVP Guide 

Thanks, and very true this video breaks down the approaches to a duel. With team fights especially in open world there's a lot more moving parts with different spell combos, matchups, gear difference, where the fight takes place and how people play together so it can't be classified quite as simply as this

Same here, it does look like they’re giving more identity to different archetypes so I’d hope so

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Did it work? Is it different?

@@brendantoo5937 I certainly think so. Balance between warrior, rogue and scholar are all a lot closer now. There’s a ton more room for people to play to their strengths in the way they want to

Is there a way for no skill boomers like me to have a hope in hell vs the mlg sweats?

thanks :D 1.0 stuff coming soon. We got no arena right now for my usual content but I am playing open world right now so might have a video on that soon

Its natural for that most people dislike playing vs control styles since it slows the game down & its part of the reason its much less popular. Despite not being as fun to play vs its satisfying to watch anyone thats great at crossbow play

Playing vs passive play will always be annoying if you are trying to play melee but full melee certainly does work. I suggest checking yumeko for that, he always looks for melee builds since he plays on controller which makes ranged aim much harder. Rage surge is best played mid range since the build doesn't have any hard defensives. If you want to play melee I would recommend double defensive such as frost barrier mist trance, bloodrite aegis or bloodrite chaos barrier. Alternatively you could play a soulburn build like soulburn mist trance or soulburn chaos barrier

Thats the plan 😊 especially once 1.0 changes are out

@chappllgr I've got 1100 hours in, and I'm still pretty bad at pvp 😭

The clips from my videos are from v arena. If you are playing there you will be better than most of the playerbase at pvp within weeks because it’s very efficient practice. Don’t get discouraged if you repeatedly lose there at first. I barely ever won fights when I first started. Focus on playing one build and one weapon then gradually add in swapping over time.

@@chappllgr sounds good, i gotta see how to find it and then i gotta see whats a good pvp server

@@sergeoh735 Have a look in my video description - it has the discord and in game server IP for V arena. For learning Pvp that is the #1 server to go

Cheers for the feedback, my bad on that. Someone else let me know about this too so my more recent ones I have had has voice higher music lower. Hopefully this should not be a problem in any of the more recent videos

I have a bachelor's and a master's specialising in a field of physiotherapy, I also just started playing this game. I can confirm, I am a nerd with no life.

@@brendantoo5937 nobody care, nerd.

Yeah I love this game and have always preferred full loot. But it's a love hate kind of thing for me. I run a company and have a family, still put in like 7 hours on the first day, pretty efficient etc, next day log in and half the server is twice my level and from then on it's just a grief fest.

It’s very good to use rebinds to make all swaps comfortable. The best advice I can recommend is don’t bind things up to numbers too high to reach, I go up to 5. Also a mouse with side buttons is very useful since these are extra binds that are very easy to press

Appreciate that, makes sense not to stretch. Time to get comfy with some new binds. Do you generally stick to 3 swaps or you use the whole arsenal?@@chappllgr

@@Fukyoubigtime I weapon swap between everything but dont swap to reaper very often. Right now it's ideal to play as many weapons as possible but sword, mace & reaper are the least important swaps to learn. I made a full video about weapons here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yRQt43HL0Z0.html