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Bummed I missed the stream, looked like a great time!

It's been years, but seems like I cleared the escape path of trash mobs and then did the quest. The quest spawns were manageable. I don't recall the spawns that killed the NPC.

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~0:23:35 The Desolation (and elsewhere) will be brutal if you don't pull groups apart. The Elementals do lots of damage, and the Undead have hard rez. Giving a pass on Livia (EotN hero) and the Rit, though questionable under nostalgia rules.

Elden Ring Starts at 3:00 don't starve together starts at 1:00:00

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At 1:30:00 I switch over to Contra. And at 3:30:00 I go back to Don’t Starve Together

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For this mission, limited to 3 heroes, I'd go bring no hexes and go with: Eve (life steal, enchantment removal) Cynn (Fire, burning) Kihm (Protection) Mhenlo (Healing) Gehaz (holy damage) Olias (weakness, cracked armor, minions) Dunkoro (Smiting, Frozen Soil) Zhed (Fire, Earth)

History has been made! They will write books about this moment in the future 🔥💯

~57:00 I maintain that this cutscene provides a hint to the player to switch Zhed from his default Water to Fire/burning for the next mission and region. I also think that this is a flaw in the game. Human players will have different weapon/armor sets and are encouraged to gear up heroes for specific lines. Switching runes/weapons on a hero is more of an ask.

Thanks for the video. Looking forward towards your next 😊.

From a game design perspective, I find the Kourna region too similar from area to area in foes and appearance. Barbarous Shore is the big exception with the heavy Corsair population. The Jade Sea and Forest regions in Factions seem to be better differentiated.

Recapping my proposed henchmen: Devona (Hammer Warrior): Mokele Smash, Irresistible Blow, Counter Blow, Devasting Hammer, Mighty Blow, "Watch Yourself!", Balanced Stance, Lion's Comfort Timera (Sword Warrior): Counterattack, Soldier's Strike, Barbarous Strike, Gash, "Watch Yourself!", Healing Signet, Rez Signet Hundred Blades, Counterattack, Soldier's Strike, Barbarous Strike, Gash, "Watch Yourself!", Healing Signet, Rez Signet Aidan (Damage Ranger): Kindle Arrows, Prepared Shot, Keen Arrow, Crossfire, Savage Shot, Antidote Signet, Troll Unguent, Rez Signet Abasi (Condition Ranger): Apply Poison, Burning Arrow, Hunter's Shot, Keen Arrow, Crossfire, Distracting Shot, Troll Unguent, Rez Signet Mhenlo (Healing Monk): Light of Deliverance, Healing Breeze, Orison of Healing, Words of Comfort, Watchful Healing, Signet of Devotion, Remove Hex, Resurrect Kihm (Protection Monk): Zealous Benediction, Protective Spirit, Reversal of Fortune, Guardian, Dismiss Condition, Signet of Devotion, Remove Hex, Resurrect Eve (Battery, Life Steal Necromancer): Ravenous Gaze, Vampiric Swarm, Deathly Swarm, Well of Suffering, Blood Ritual, Strip Enchantment, Signet of Lost Souls, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Death Magic Necromancer): Toxic Chill, Animate Shambling Horror, Blood of the Master, Defile Flesh, Enfeebling Blood, Weaken Armor, Rip Enchantment, Rez Signet Odurra (Domination Mesmer): Visions of Regret, Empathy, Mistrust, Cry of Frustration, Shatter Hex, Power Drain, Drain Enchantment, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Illusion Mesmer): Crippling Anguish, Clumsiness, Signet of Clumsiness, Conjure Phantasm, Arcane Conundrum, Energy Tap, Ether Feast, Rez Signet Cynn (Fire Elementalist): Aura of Restoration, Fire Attunement, Searing Flames, Glowing Gaze, Ebon Hawk, Glowstone, Glyph of Lesser Energy, Rez Signet Herta (Earth Elementalist): Aura of Restoration, Earth Attunement, Ebon Hawk, Glowstone, Stone Daggers. Enervating Charge, Blinding Flash, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Air Elementalst): Aura of Restoration, Air Attunement, Invoke Lighting, Lightning Strike, Chilling Winds, Ice Spikes, Ice Spear, Rez Signet Sogolon (Motivation Paragon): Song of Purification, Spear of Lightning, Wild Throw, Aria of Restoration, Ballad of Restoration, Hexbreaker Aria, Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return [Unnamed] (Command Paragon): "Incoming!", Spear of Lightning, Wild Throw, "Stand Your Ground!", Anthem of Envy, Signet of Aggression, Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return Gehraz (Wind/Holy Dervish): Wounding Strike, Heart of Holy Flame, Eremite's Zeal, Rending Aura, Irresistible Sweep, Heart of Fury, Chilling Victory, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Earth Dervish): Vow of Strength, Staggering Force, Sand Shards, Eremite's Zeal, Mystic Sweep, Victorious Sweep, Mystic Sandstorm, Rez Signet

Hero review project: General Morghan General Morghan (Command Paragon): Comes with.... "Find Their Weakness", Barbed Spear, Blazing Spear, "Never Surrender!", Leader's Comfort, Rez Signet Notes: Condition focused build, which is appropriate for upcoming The Desolation region. No adrenaline shout for energy management. "Find" is expensive for a single target shout. "Stand Your Ground!" better than "Never Surrender!". Signet of Return is a hard rez, so much better than the standard Rez Signet. Anthem of Flame, Spear of Lightning, "Go for the Eyes!", "Stand Your Ground!", Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return

If memory serves, one has to take out the entire group with the other Harbingers to get the bonus.

Jennur's Horde is one of my favorite missions though the waves don't drop loot. My trick is to use Draw Spirit (a Ritualist skill) to move the spirits out of harm's way or to a strategic location. The mission also isn't timed, so my more methodical playstyle works,

Coming full circle on the henchmen review. The game only offers 10 henchmen, the 5 from Proph (e.g. Mhenlo) and 5 that follow the player from Istan. I'll bring the rest over from Istan as well. The earlier proposed builds: Dervish Gehraz (Wind/Holy Dervish): Earlier proposed build.... Wounding Strike, Heart of Holy Flame, Eremite's Zeal, Rending Aura, Irresistible Sweep, Heart of Fury, Chilling Victory, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Earth Dervish): Proposed build.... Vow of Strength, Staggering Force, Sand Shards, Eremite's Zeal, Mystic Sweep, Victorious Sweep, Mystic Sandstorm, Rez Signet Notes: I generally don't run non-teardown builds but attempted one here.

Time for wurm gameplay. I try to power through it fast as I don’t enjoy it. Takes away the Build Wars fun! You’re getting close to finishing Nightfall though. Abbadon is cooked!

This was so bottom of the tier list for me. Watching this gameplay almost makes me glad I didnt play it lol. Are you having fun with it? Is there like end game content?

Really enjoyed your stream 😊

5:00 volume warning! I fix the volume at 7:00

No offence, but what’s with the long intro?

Fight starts at 16:45

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0:00 - 15:22 Attack at the Kodash 19:20 -21:28 Lightbringer Title 24:10 Jennur’s Horde mission

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It appears that you've lost interest in this playthrough? Understandable given GW1's age.

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Fun mission! Give Roys Bane some catnip for helping you out

Coming full circle on the henchmen review. The game only offers 10 henchmen, the 5 from Proph (e.g. Mhenlo) and 5 that follow the player from Istan. I'll bring the rest over from Istan as well. The earlier proposed builds: Paragon Sogolon (Motivation Paragon): Earlier proposed build.... Song of Purification, Spear of Lightning, Spear of Redemption, Aria of Restoration, Ballad of Restoration, Hexbreaker Aria, Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return Notes: On revisit, noticed that Spear of Redemption (a solid 3a general use attack skill) is from EotN, not Nightfall, as is Holy Spear (4a). Replacement options aren't good since the adrenaline attacks mostly inflict a perhaps unwanted condition or are slow activation without other skills. Replaced with the very good but 7a Wild Throw. Song of Purification, Spear of Lightning, Wild Throw, Aria of Restoration, Ballad of Restoration, Hexbreaker Aria, Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return [Unnamed] (Command Paragon): Proposed build.... "Incoming!", Spear of Lightning, Wild Throw, "Stand Your Ground!", Anthem of Envy, Signet of Aggression, Leader's Comfort, Signet of Return Notes: I'm not a fan of "Incoming!", but others seem to love these party speed boosts, and it works as a general use elite. Wild Throw is 7a but removes stances. "Stand Your Ground!" is an S-Tier skill. Anthem of Envy offers energy management, will buff the henchman at a minimum, and buffs any other physical attackers and offensive spirits. Signet of Aggression is very underrated and will charge the adrenaline skills faster. As a second Paragon option, went for all damage and support. If there's a third, a condition focused build would be best.

That was a display of major newbage. The Margonites are weaker to hexes. Norgu comes as Illusion, so that's the game suggesting. The mission requires Tahlkora, which suggests a Protection Monk (though I think I use Smiting hexes/damage on her here). It's your playthrough, and I can respect someone who just wants to experience the storyline and battle without having to think too hard. Nevertheless, I would be interested in seeing some more consideration put in your builds, hero selection/builds, and henchmen selection for each area/mission. Could be done off camera with a quick recap on.

Factions henchmen review project: Monk (Echovald Forest) For the henchmen starting at the Altrumm Ruins outpost, one gets some of the from Proph henchmen (e.g. Devona) along with some locals. These are likely the options through the rest of the region. The game drops Jamei who was available at Tanglewood Copse and Arborstone for Danika and drops Lo Sha (Illusion Mesmer) for Erys Vasburg (Domination Mesmer), but I had adjusted the Mesmers anyway. Lukas was a student on Shing Jea Island and pops up for the majority of the Forest. Professor Gai was an instructor and should have split off to the jade Sea for consistency. Danika (Healing Monk): Comes with.... Healing Burst, Healing Breeze, Orison of Healing, Signet of Rejuvenation, Remove Hex, Heaven's Delight, Divine Intervention, Resurrection Chant Notes: Her build is rather good outside of Divine Intervention and perhaps the staple Healing Breeze. She also continues the designers' history of Monk henchmen only investing in 2 lines. Healing Burst is S-Tier for spot and partywide healing. The hard rez is half range, but It's a Factions skill and acceptable. Since a staple, I'm keeping Healing Breeze even though any of Jamei's Gaze, Signet or Devotion, or Deny Hexes is arguably better for the Forest. This leaves dropping only Divine Intervention for a skill from Protection (Smiting being disabled due to Healing Burst). Going with the almost always good Mend Ailment. Lots of conditions in the Forest, can be used on self, and has the conditional healing, making the investment for a single skill worth it and making Danika very well-rounded. Healing Burst, Healing Breeze, Orison of Healing, Signet of Rejuvenation, Mend Ailment, Remove Hex, Heaven's Delight, Resurrection Chant Redemptor Karl (Protection Monk): Comes with.... Boon Signet, Aegis, Reversal of Fortune, Spirit Bond, Draw Conditions, Mend Ailment, Resurrection Chant Notes: Some henchmen available for the last two missions only have 7 skills to save a slot for a special skill for those missions. I prefer them to either get a skill replaced or get that special as a 9th skill, so I will propose full bars. There's also a lot of enchantment hate in the Forest, so Karl's build should not focus on enchantments that one wants/needs to last duration. Life Sheath is a great Factions elite in Protection, but Boon Signet is an interesting option. As usual, I don't like Aegis unless a lot of early battle blocking is needed and enchantments are safe. Guardian may be better, but also compared to Aegis, Shield Guardian is cheaper, casts/recharges faster, is a Factions skill, and looks more interesting. Reversal of Fortune is standard for Protection but not that good in normal mode. Nevertheless, something to spam, trigger the elite, and cover more important enchantments. Since I put Mend Ailment on Danika as well, dropping Draw Conditions though I like the concept. To fill out bar added the standard Remove Hex. Considered investing in Healing for Orison, Ethereal Light, Gift of Health, Jamei's Gaze, or Signet of Rejuvenation; however, decided to go with Signet of Devotion from Divine Favor for the energy management and general use since Spirit Bond is so expensive. Boon Signet, Shield Guardian, Reversal of Fortune, Spirit Bond, Signet of Devotion, Mend Ailment, Remove Hex, Resurrection Chant [Note that (per Wiki) the Monk henchman Taya from Shing Jea doesn't appear elsewhere except Divine Path. This would make her the sole henchmen from the Island available to be used elsewhere, perhaps as a Smiting Monk. As a "generic" Canthan, perhaps available in all outposts in the Forest and Sea.]

Norgu is a dork, but you’ve made the right choice 🙏

Coming full circle on the henchmen review. The game only offers 10 henchmen, the 5 from Proph (e.g. Mhenlo) and 5 that follow the player from Istan. I'll bring the rest over from Istan as well. The earlier proposed builds: Elementalist Cynn (Fire Elementalist): Earlier proposed build.... Aura of Restoration, Fire Attunement, Searing Flames, Glowing Gaze, Ebon Hawk, Glowstone, Glyph of Lesser Energy, Rez Signet Herta (Earth Elementalist): Earlier proposed build.... Aura of Restoration, Earth Attunement, Ebon Hawk, Glowstone, Stone Daggers. Enervating Charge, Blinding Flash, Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Air Elementalst): Proposed build.... Aura of Restoration, Air Attunement, Invoke Lighting, Lightning Strike, Chilling Winds, Ice Spikes, Ice Spear, Rez Signet Notes: All of the existing and new proposed henchmen would be available starting from Consulate Docks or perhaps the new starting in each new region. Acolyte Souse is an optional Elementalist hero in Istan, Zhed Shadowhood is a required hero in Kourna, and Vekk is required in EotN; however, there was a 3 hero max cap, so options would still be needed for the original game, "nostalgia rules" playthroughs, etc. Moreover, new players could experiment with different henchmen to see how those builds work. Zhed comes as Water, so Air is the obvious choice, but going with damage and hexes to be an alternative to the conditions provided by Cynn and Herta (unless those builds are revisited). Invoke Lighting is an S-Tier Nightfall elite, and Lighting Strike is buffed from the overcast. Chilling Winds is a Nightfall skill and synergies well with Ice Spikes. Ice Spear is buffed by the overcast and provides something to spam.

Hero review project: Norgu Norgu (Illusion Hex Mesmer): Comes with.... Mantra of Persistence, Clumsiness, Conjure Phantasm, Mistrust, Ether Feast, Rez Signet Notes: I keep and rune Norgu for Illusion since Odurra is a Domination Mesmer henchman and Gwen comes later as Domination in EotN. I also believe that the game is suggesting Illusion in Vabbi due to lots of physicals, high armor, condition mitigation, etc. Mantra of Persistence is really an energy management stance; however, it isn't "use and forget" the rest of the battle since its duration only lasts close to its recharge. I prefer putting such skills to the left of the bar, even if it doesn't matter to the AI. Misfit doesn't fit this build, as it's a 4th line. I suspect it was added just to include a a Nightfall skill and unlock for the player if not already. In my view, most of the Nightfall non-elite Mesmer skills are either weak or situational, so went very basic with all core. Mantra of Persistence, Clumsiness, Conjure Phantasm, Energy Tap, Ether Feast, Rez Signet

I can appreciate playing around with different hero builds, but how much thought are you putting into henchmen selection. You have a Healing Monk, a Protection Monk and a Motivation Paragon all on the same team. That is a big damage sacrifice.

Shouldn't you make getting Margrid a pet a priority? I also don't like investing in 4 lines: Expertise, Marksmanship, Beast Mastery and Channeling. Edit: You did later get her a pet but left her on passive. It appears that this far into the now third campaign, it's too difficult to remember what skills you unlocked on this run for hero use? In short, revised nostalgia rules?

Factions henchmen review project: Ranger (Echovald Forest) For the henchmen starting at the Altrumm Ruins outpost, one gets some of the from Proph (e.g. Devona) henchmen along with some locals. These are likely the options through the rest of the region. The game drops Jamei who was available at Tanglewood Copse and Arborstone for Danika and drops Lo Sha (Illusion Mesmer) for Erys Vasburg (Domination Mesmer), but I had adjusted the Mesmers anyway. Lukas was a student on Shing Jea Island and pops up for the majority of the Forest. Professor Gai was an instructor and should have split off to the jade Sea for consistency. My earlier proposed builds and upgrades: Aidan (Ranger): Previously proposed build.... Glass Arrows, Determined Shot, Called Shot, Splinter Shot, Barbed Trap, Flame Trap, Troll Unguent Rez Signet [Unnamed] (Ranger): Proposed build.... Read the Wind, Melandru's Shot, Sundering Attack, Distracting Shot, Throw Dirst, Antidote Signet, Troll Unguent, Rez Signet Notes: Would bring over Yunn from Shing Jea, but he appears as his lower-level self in a Winds of Change quest. The majority of the Jade Sea offers 3 rangers, so a 2nd option seems reasonable for the Forest. Aidan is already condition focused, but that is a good strategy for the Forest. Since I have Barrage on a Jade Sea Ranger henchman, going with Melandru's Shot. Build is essentially a damage spam from Sundering Attack with bleeding, cripple, rupts, and self-healing sprinkled in the mix.