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As someone who did the route of industrial - citadel - shoreline - sub terrain - depths. I feel so seen. Rain world such a great game it lets you beat the game twice 😂

Slugcats do have bones!! Just not many:)

alr im 8 months late but am I the only person who noticed the pup murder at the end???

Please tell me this is rage bait.

So uhh... who's gonna tell him about passages?

I know this video is 6 months old but Me Personally, I didn’t experience literally any of the problems you’ve had. My path that I took was through memory crypts, then to the underhang, and I took the west side because I knew it’d be faster than going through five pebbles the “intended” way. The only problem I really had was all of the spiders in The Leg. I loved Arti’s story and the dream with the slug pup going up to touch the pearls almost made me cry

you probably know but throwing a rock at a lizard flips it over so you can hit its body with a spear

Yomi is an acronym derived from Your Only Move Is (not to play)

yeah no if i didn't b-line to the king and instead went the worst path at every opportunity I'll admit I'd hate arti too, obviously there's the waterfront fiasco but even stuff like 12th council pillar you somehow got the worst luck possible, that gravity room is on the path for every one of my run cause why go through the long nothing tunnels but also that requires world knowledge which yeah you wouldn't have

Most, if not all of Rain World's creatures are purposed organisms, created by the people who used to live there, the same people who made 5 Pebbles and Moon. So, They might have made the King Vultures (sniper birds) that way, can't be sure though. The ancients weren't quite human, more so humanoid.

Funny yellow guy wants you to bring the flying things in Pebbles' that make you glow back to Moon, but he left you when you ate one of hers because it got mad about it.

artificer's campaign isn't poorly designed, she just has an easily frustrating main downside that the worldstate puts to the extreme. spearmaster's campaign is designed much worse, being a repetitive back and forth fetch quest that just ends in a base game region instead of a new one, not to mention that stupid goddamn pearl taking up one of your hands for half the entire thing.

I disagree with most of the points in the video (Except the plataforming one, loved the underhang) and I can see why some people would be frustrated with the campaign for having to fight scavangers over and over again, but I think it's about taste and experience more than game design itself (not saying that it doesn't play part in the problem). The first time I played Artificer I decided to drop it a few cycles in as I was not used to fighting scavangers and dying to them constantly, so I decided to beat Gourmand. The second time I played Artificer I was able to beat it but died a lot of times. Now I'm playing it for the third time and it's been a blast, mostly because I got used to the weaknesses of scavangers and how to actually be agressive when I need to and just started liking stylin' on them, but this was just after I went on to play a really hard challenge in the RandomBuff mod (Talking about the exclusive artificer challenge) that for some reason wasn't giving me any buffs after sheltering, forcing me to deal with extremely hard enemies on a constant and overall making me a better player, as it gave me more cons than pros. Artificer and its campaign become really enjoyable once you have already dealt with scavangers and like killing them, anyone (such as you) that doesn't like having to worry about that will feel miserable while playing as Artificer. But it's also partly the game's fault that doesn't encourage and instead punishes having bad rep with scavangers. Basically, install RandomBuff, do the exclusive challenge for Artificer and hope that it doesn't give you any more buffs during the playthrough, you'll be forced to fight hard enemies and with minimun help from the positive buffs (Yes the solution is just a mod) and will make you a better player. TLDR: Good thing about artificer: You get to kill scavangers and you're artificer. Bad thing: You have to kill scavangers. Install RandomBuff to train against them. Coming from a guy who thinks Gourmand and Spearmaster are one of the worst campaigns in the game.

As someone who's playing it on mobile, I found it safer to play the monk.

Are you still gonna make a video on Sanabi? I got obsessed with watching people's reactions to it yesterday and I want more

Nice video, I liked it a lot

5:28 it's bigger than you and moves, what do you think

This guy just has 3 neuron flys left

"video game analysis" >looks inside >plot summary |: (to be clear I love universal paperclips but I was looking forward to something more thoughtful than just an explanation of the events of the game)

I can say that there is a lot of things you did that i haven't seen anyone else do in their playthroughs, such as skipping BOTH SHELTERS before the scav king, and going through waterfront. A lot of the negativity came from a lack of understanding what to do, like how to kill scavs easier or a much easier and faster route through the campaign as a whole. If i showed you all the things you could've improved, this probably would've been your favorite campaign so far. (You can skip the garbage toll by going past before sheltering anywhere, as they wont have assembled at the toll room yet)

in the start. go right.

Well artificer is the genocide route for the rainworld. Survivor: Vanilla Monk: pacifist Hunter: Vanilla + speedrun Rivulet: Adaptive fast paced Spear master: casual target practice Gourmand: The "why not" route Saint: creative mode with meta lore.

In the long stretch of land on top of five pebbles you only got unlucky there's usually not that many stamps up there I've only ever encountered about three

Add another thing one of the main reasons that this campaign is so hard for you it's because you have no idea where the hell to go the easiest paths are the most fun you are taking by far the most unadulterated hellish path possible no I can't blame you you didn't have any idea where the hell you were doing in the first place

Oh and by the way if you think artificial is hard just wait till you play spearmaster oh boy you will be in for one hell of a treat

In my opinion your hatred of artificer is perfectly valid she is incredibly difficult and borderline impossible for some people however if you are a masochist like myself you will find this campaign for the fun and enjoyable moments your perspective is valid however artificer is still one of the most fun and and challenging sled cats which is both a pro and con.

For me Artificer is quite fun and challenging, it was easier since artificer is a bomb factory

what you call gun vultures are actually king vultures vultures in general are five pebbles fault at least by what I remember

do you think he liked the spear master campaign..?

I don’t use hunting horn I just use the coral orchestra palico gadget lol

You’re just bad

Yikes

Don't listen to what anyone says. If you like artificers campaign then that's you. You allowed to have a opinion just like this guy.

even I agree that my campaign is shit

Oh you’re going to LOVE Saint

"Skill issue"

Where is spearmaster

I just wanted to let you know that when you said this guy can see in the atomic level i just started laughing like a maniac and kept replaying that part for what feels like a solid 15 minutes

I beat Hunter in my second attempt. First one I went to Sky Islands, got stuck there and DIED. After that I decided: "What if instead going to the right, I go left to the Subterranean?" By doing a hunger cycle after sleeping on the shelter just before the gate, I got max Karma and also the Echo which put me into the previous cycle, and now with access to the entire subterranean. The plan was simple: Cruise through the area and get into the Shoreline at cycle 3 This meant I had to luck out and get a big cycle to traverse the entire area without dying. By clutching it just as the rain was comming, I got into the shoreline and head straight to Moon. After that it was just a matter of pathing. Echoes from Shaded, Chimney and Sky Islands, back to Farm Arrays and make the same path as before, Subterranean, Ascencion without ever needing to visit Pebbles 🙌🙌🙌

W video

8:12 he* (or she) that's a single entity "they" is for multiple

You know you can throw a second spore puff to get the deer to go where you want right

S tier video

Hi

To be honest, usually I’ll see people either hating or loving Artificer’s campaign, nowhere in the middle. I personally LOVE the campaign but 100% understand why it’s frustrating for a lot of people

stars above, i didn't think someone like you could exist, becoming elden lord by blundering forward and persisting through sheer force of will. i don't know which i have more of, respect or pity. don't read this in a negative tone, i am in awe that enjoyed yourself and it's amazing that you got all that done with almost no information at all. i feel obliged to tell you that two-handing your weapon makes the game consider you as having 50% more strength than you really do, and that mounting/dismounting torrent has huge amounts of invincibility frames attached. also dual wielding only works if you have two weapons of the same class. i'm interested in seeing if you ever revisit elden ring with that careful analytic angle from the first video, but with more knowledge and experience. and do feel free to scour the wiki, it really is a miracle you got by without it. good show.

I have over 700 hours in this game and leveling strength to 46 while leaving vigour at 16 and still using a level one weapon is the pinnacle of the new player experience

Return of Bobtheguy! Yeee

Spearmaster video when

Now all you have to do a blindfold, hitless, with no armour or weapons run