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Yes it's in-game footage filmed and narrated by myself.

@@LiteClipsis a speech from some boss?

Thank you! I use Nvidia game filter, no reshade and max in-game settings.

I admire your enthusiasm for experimenting with different builds and weapon variations! I’ve tried the crowbill myself, but unfortunately, it remains a relatively weak weapon. Its low cleave makes it struggle against hordes, and it offers less stamina than the sword. If it had an additional stamina shield compared to the sword, it might have been a more reliable choice. For now, I stick with the sword as my go-to option.

@@vanessalandry6057 Great question! He can be considered very “tanky” in terms of damage mitigation, though interpretations of “tankiness” may vary. For example, Slayer and Ironbreaker are also excellent tanks, but they fulfill the role in very different ways. In my view, Footknight excels in survivability and creating space for the team by staggering all enemies, which helps protect teammates and allow more maneuverability for the team. Equipped with a sniper, he becomes a versatile and reliable career, though he does lack raw firepower.

Thank you for your input! My goal is simply to offer alternative playstyles that challenge the common meta, which I respect for earning its place. And yes, the gameplay footage in the video is on Legend difficulty.

I wanted to write about build being represented on legend, but this m8 above did it in best way, now it's cool that you are trying to make something new, but be a bit more clear for what difficulty build is next time 👌

If you want a fun off meta build, im willing to give you one. Try this: - Fire sword 5as/30bcr opportunist - Beam staff 10skaven/5crit hunter - Amulet 20health/30bcr barkskin - Charm 10chaos/5as What you prefer - Trinket 10cd/30stam shrapnel Talents: 1 3 3 3 2 2 The build idea is that you are all horde clearing black rat, berserk, raider killing machine with shotgun spam, constantly trade you insane thp generation for ult to went Overcharge and have burning aura, keep in mind if you are at full hp and overheat it'll take roughly half your MAX HEALTH to fully recover ult. Now this build isn't meta and may be overkill for legend, but if you run deeds with hordes or even vanilla cata (sometimes) it's really fun to play. PS: Kaboom ? Yes Rico kaboom. 🗿

@@tenebris9492 I really think its more about mentioning that its not a meta build, or anything of the sort. I've known several players, some of them friends, who have looked up guides/builds to jump into legend/cata. They run into these alternate builds, eat dookie, then decide that the class sucks or that they're bad when things go south.

Hello ​@@DaHackerCatcher. I want to play Unchained. Please, can you shortly describe best talents and weapons for this class, or the one's you use?

The staff is dlc but it isn't crucial to the build

@@maximum9977 I'm sorry that you've had a bad experience with this build. Unchained can be very challenging for beginners, I highly recommend starting with Ironbreaker! He is safe and reliable across all difficulties.

@LiteClips i have 1800 hours and can true solo cata) UC with no abandon is pure meme. No need to be so salty agains critics And this build is far from "ultimate" it is for lols and fun. Dont try to sell it as effective. For new players it is just bad.

@ And I've been to Mars!

@@LiteClips sure

@@maximum9977 Any build works on official realm, this is far from meta but that's where the fun comes from I assume ^^ I'm partial to mace for true solos but I actually used enfeebling flames in the onslaught series last year and made it work (It was pain xdd)

Great question! Personally, I've spent countless hours using Bardin's Great Axe and all of his other weapons across different careers. From my experience with a level 536 Bardin, I can confidently say the Coghammer feels like a direct upgrade to the Great Axe. Beyond just aesthetics or lore, here’s how the two compare. The Coghammer is generally safer for handling hordes because of its higher cleave and stagger, plus it delivers greater single-target damage with its heavy attacks. The added stagger from the Coghammer is also extremely useful when dealing with mixed hordes, as it can easily stun elites, making crowd control even more manageable. Essentially, it outperforms the Great Axe in practical gameplay. However, if we look at the technical details, the Great Axe uses heavy attacks for sweeping and clearing hordes, which deliver higher damage than the Coghammer’s light attacks, though at the cost of speed, stagger, and cleave. Interestingly, the Great Axe also doesn’t slow your movement as much as the Coghammer does during sweeping attacks. Meanwhile, the Great Axe’s light attacks are its go-to for single-target damage, offering faster strikes, albeit with much lower damage compared to the Coghammer's slower but heavier-hitting single-target heavy attacks. When you play around with both, you’ll quickly notice that the Coghammer tends to excel in handling both hordes and single-targets, making it a solid upgrade to the Great Axe. That said, it really comes down to personal preference-both weapons are a blast to use, and I’ve enjoyed them equally!

@@LiteClips I wow, I really appreaciate the time and effort you put into your answer. I also like the fact, that you gave me the tldr-version within the first two sentences and explained it in detail afterwards. You are a great person!

Glad you liked it!!

Good question! I actually tested this in true solo against a Chaos Patrol, so I’ll try to answer with a focus on Legend teamplay, including some technical details. If you happen to aggro a Chaos Patrol-something that’s best avoided in any run-you can still handle it as long as you have enough space to maneuver. With a high stamina pool, you’re more than likely to survive the Chaos Warriors as long as you’re weaving in dodges. Chaos Warriors aren’t too problematic since they’re slow, and their deadliest attack, the overhead strike, is heavily telegraphed, making it easier to avoid. Similar to Sienna’s other careers, her flames are excellent for thinning out weaker enemies. This helps clear smaller enemies that may be nearby, allowing you to focus on the Chaos Warriors once the lesser threats have been eliminated. The strategy against a patrol is to pop your special, which, on Legend, should eliminate anything weaker than or equivalent to a Chaos Raider after a few extra seconds of burn time. Your main approach should be blocking and igniting, playing the long game given your kit, with occasional heavy attacks where it’s optimal. Chaos Warriors themselves aren’t much of a threat due to their speed, but space management is critical. Unlike Foot Knight and Warrior Priest, who can thrive in tight areas, Sienna needs room to dance around, blocking, dodging, and weaving in heavy attacks to whittle them down." Based on my testing, this build lacks the raw firepower to quickly deal with armored targets, trading offensive capability for better defense and survivability. In my experience, it takes around 1 minute and 35 seconds on average to solo clear a Chaos Patrol on Legend, with a net loss of 50Hp despite a few slips.

It is awful.

Thank you for the feedback. To say multiple shove is not needed simply because DOT doesn't stack, is to glaze over the fact that there's always more than 1 reason to shove an enemy and there's always more than 1 enemy that needs shoving. Besides, the high stamina pool and efficiency is detrimental to this play-style. The high uptime in blocking while burning everything around you, unique to this unchained play-style, as opposed to some builds that use the flail, gives Enfeebling flames a chance to shine against Abandon, again, considering the unique play-style of the build. You're right, enhanced power indeed provides only marginal damage bonus, which is why it wasn't used. Remember to consider that every build comes with it's own unique accompanying play-style, it's not right to shove the same play-style into every build!

@@LiteClips Yeah there more reason to shove of course but you don't need to spam it that much just because of that talent because it doesn't stack so you will just play normally at the end and push like you usually do more or less. One push from time to time more than usual just to put fire and the others one as we usually do when needed. So yeah you will have more time to survive when you block because a lot stam, can push a lot and lower dmg of ennemies but at the same time for offensive aspect it's not that great because no stack and you can go down quick because no abandon when overcharge if that happen so the trade is not worth imo. The build is interesting BUT with how unchained work right now enfeebling flames will never but really never be better than abandon that impossible. For that you need a rework of unchained so playing without abandon is a call for disaster and the more you go up in difficulty the more it will be true. It can be a "fun" build but nothing else, i would have liked to have more playstyle but that aspect of unchained make it nearly impossible at the moment and ppl who will try this build will understand quickly when thing will go badly if they don't have abandon. As for myself in true solo it's a even more important because no one will save my ass when going down if i overcharge. I can understand the need to more playstyle and even myself i like that idea but not without abandon if unchained is not rework. The diversity with Unchained will come in the weapons used and others talent.

@@annoyingkraken Thank you very much! Those few runs with the squad were a blast and thank you for the feedback!

You might not have known because it was patched to be so recently.

Written and voiced by myself!

​@@LiteClipsamazing, please keep making more