Sanguine desire bleed potential fulfilled, 3 turn Railway Spiral of contempt | Limbus Company 

don't disrespect my boy,he's not that bad

@@blade6965 Foolishness...!

It's Nsaulting

There are 99 clashes

Okay grandpa calm down take your meds, unless you're in a MD run 90% of rupture ID's are count negative

@@dervishy3722 You just need one or two E.G.O to 3-turn Spiral with a rupture team. Although now I've seen someone 2-turn it with bleed.

keikaku dori....

watch them bosses pull out a Binah's pillar on you

But hey, it works!

Rupture fans when they needed to reset so many time for a good talisman cycle:

Can you 3 turn it tho?

@@beangum I did.

2 turn is possible btw

The player in the video stacked bleed (which deals damage to an enemy for every time they attack) onto a body part of the boss. Then they manipulated egos (special abilities) and debuffs to make it so that a member of their team would infinitely clash with the boss. Then they used another ego on the boss which has an ability that makes bleed never run out/go away on the same turn its used. Finally, on that same turn, the player made it so that the boss and the party member infinitely attacked each other, slowly killing the boss because each clash counted as an attack which triggered bleed (62 times to be exact). Even I'm still wondering on the specifics of the strategy since theres no ability in the game that would give n meur coin power down but i assume its an effect from spiral that makes it happen.

they forced SoC into a situation where its final power matched the final power of the sinner attacking...while setting up infinite bleed on the same turn since bleed is a form of true damage that's inflicted every time a coin is flipped, they chipped it to death

@@dethaw6926 Can you explain the egos and debuffs in more detail? Just to save time trying to look up every move that hit the boss.

@@vadandrumist1670 the important part was ensuring that the unit clashing and the boss had enough plus coin drop to have 0 heads bonus (rolling heads with a coin will add 0 power, so rng is removed) and an equal base power so that the clash is guaranteed to go infinite and the two will repeatedly draw. in the same turn that the clash happens, sanguine desire (the skill in the second slot on turn 3) was used, which has a combat start (activates from the moment the combat phase begins) to prevent bleed count from lowering. every time a unit with bleed rolls a coin, they take damage equal to their bleed potency and their bleed count drops by 1, but with sanguine desire, bleed count doesnt lower, so in the infinite loop the enemy continues to take bleed damage every clash

@@shayfarrelly6789 I'm not asking about the important part, I'm asking about the details. The difference between knowing how a cog makes a machine work and knowing the type of cog it is to do so.

So called Sinking Deluge fans when no Rime Shank(it also needs ego resources and sinking is dead without it):

So called Sinking Deluge fans when no Rime Shank(it also needs ego resources and sinking is dead without it):

So called Sinking Deluge fans when no Rime Shank(it also needs ego resources and sinking is dead without it):

So called Sinking Deluge fans when the body part resists to gloom damage

So called Sinking Deluge fans when no Rime Shank(it also needs ego resources and sinking is dead without it):