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Infinity Tomb is locked until you complete the Main Quest. You'll be able to access it during the Epilogue.

It all depends on the attack the Doom Tank SG-1 hero does. None of its attacks should be changed since this video was uploaded in 2022. There are 4 types of damage in the game: (1) Physical - Damage reduced by Armor (Gray Shield) (2) Magical - Damage reduced by Magical Resistance (Blue Shield) (3) Explosive - Damage reduced by Armor, but 50% of the Armor value is ignored (4) True - Damage can't be resisted Ghosts have 100 Armor in KRV, so they highly resist physical damage. For the Doom Tank SG-1's attacks: (1) Its base attack (chucking a single bomb) is explosive; so this attack will do damage to ghosts as it reduces the ghost's Armor by 50%. (2) All of its other attacks (Heat Missiles, Ground Slam, Scorching Cannon) do physical damage; so, they will be resisted by ghosts. (3) The soldiers that accompany it (The Expendables) also do physical damage; so ghosts will also resist them. (4) Its ultimate (Call of the Valkyrie) does True damage against non-Armored units, but physical damage versus Armored ones; so ghosts will also resist this. Of course, some towers can apply armor / magical resistance debuffs to enemies. If an armor debuff is applied to Ghosts, then Doom Tank SG-1's physical attacks will be able to do damage.

@@InstantNoodles ok thanks for the clarification. I must've missed it. I've been struggling with this map and finally looked up a guide for it. Your video really helped me, much appreciated.

If you're referring to the emotes added in the Bonechill Quarry update, then those are unlocked by completing the challenges Nimble (the hooded bird in the market) gives you. There are two challenges per map (available on Frenzy 1 and above) and each gives one emote. The first time a challenge is available, Nimble will appear in the first room of a map, where Flitt (the fox) normally spawns. Interacting with Nimble will tell you about the two challenges for that map. One challenge ends at the first market (before mini boss) while the other ends at the second market (just before the final boss). When you complete a challenge, you can collect the emote at their respective market. Here are all the Nimble challenges: - Great Rotwood Forest: (1) Use no potions - Yay Emote / (2) Take no damage - Bulbin Call Emote - Nocturne Grove: (1) Land the final blow on 2 giant Ribbats - Bummer Emote / (2) Get pushed by wind under 5 times - Head Bonk Emote - Blisterbane Bog: (1) Kill 5 giant enemies - Ponder Emote / (2) Suffer no Spore effects - Belly Laugh Emote - The Molded Grave: (1) Destroy 5 Wollusk Shells - Shrug Emote / (2) Suffer no Acid Damage - Vibe Emote - Bonechill Quarry: (1) Land 10 Hits on Frozen Enemies - Lil Turn Emote / (2) Avoid being Frozen Solid - Little Stinker Emote

Hey there, For your second question, Klei (the game devs) have said that Boss Armor & Weapons will make a return when Super Frenzies are added to the game. In fact, they've already announced that the next teaser (Beta) update (coming at the end of August) will be Super Frenzy for the Great Rotwood Forest map. You can see Klei's Bonechill Quarry update post (under the Coming Soon! section) for more info: forums.kleientertainment.com/forums/topic/158631-game-update-bonechill-quarry-now-available/ And for your first question, I currently don't have a Powers video planned. But, I may consider doing one in the future. No guarantees though. Thanks for the suggestion!

Unfortunately, Shockwave Focus Hits (when you have 1-3 ammo left) has been bugged since the Bonechill Quarry update came out on July 24th, 2024 (Game Rev 623234). Hopefully, Klei (the game devs) fixes the issue soon.

For the jumping heavy slam, the first 7 frames of the animation is considered "airborne", but the slam damage is applied from the 8th to 10th frame, so the Grand Finale airborne critical hit chance passive doesn't apply. For the jumping heavy somersault combo (not counting the light attacks), the first 20 frames is considered "airborne". The damage for the mid-air somersault is done on the 8th & 9th frame, so the Grand Finale passive will apply for this portion. But, the ending slam damage is done on the 22nd and 23rd frame, so the passive won't apply for that portion of the combo.

Bonechill Quarry went into Beta yesterday. You can opt in to the beta on Steam to try out the level. See this link (also listed in the video description) for more info: forums.kleientertainment.com/forums/topic/157563-beta-test-bonechill-beta-now-live/

Klei did an official preview of this level (now named Bonechill Quarry) on their dev stream today. Each chamber's area has indeed shrunk down. There are new enemies too. You can find the Twitch VOD here: www.twitch.tv/videos/2177259715?t=00h35m36s

Fortifying Ingots can only be earned on Frenzy Level 2 or 3. After you find one, Berna (the Armorer) will talk to you about Fortification. After that, you'll need to upgrade your armor to Defense Level 3 and Effect Level 3 before you can fortify it to a higher tier.

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Yes, most player animations in Rotwood can be animation cancelled (usually with dodge, but sometimes with other attacks). For the cannon's heavy attack (shotgun blast), you can animation cancel into a plant on frame 7 or into another heavy attack (i.e. air blast) on frame 5.

If you lag while recording gameplay, you're likely GPU or CPU bound (depending on what video encoder you're using). So, you may need to upgrade your PC. Alternatively, you can try a different video encoder to see if it improves your performance. What encoders are available to you depends on your hardware; the most common options are: x264 (CPU), NVENC (Nvidia GPU), H264 (AMD GPU), or AV1 (newer Nvidia/AMD GPUs).

Thanks, I did forget to mention that in the video.

No tier list planned atm as weapons are still being adjusted during Early Access. Right now, weapons from the later stages (Blisterbane Bog & The Molded Grave) are simply better due to the fact that each weapon can only be upgraded to Attack Level 3. You simply lose out on too much DPS if you use weapons from earlier stages (Great Rotwood Forest & Nocturne Grove) on later stages. However, the devs did announce yesterday that next week's patch will allow you to tier up weapons (and armor) once you've upgraded it to Attack (Defense for armor) & Effect Level 3. So, weapons from earlier stages will then be able to do similar damage as those from later stages. Once that launches, weapon tiers would be based on passives and skills. Regardless, I think the Hail of Gory will still be the best cannon as the Cluster Shot passive allows you to Cluster Shot 6 times per reload while each Cluster Bomb (9 per Cluster Shot at max effect level) gives crazy hitstun and high DPS when they all hit. Also of note, the devs mentioned the Floracrane Divebeak's skill (of the Beakon of Hurt cannon) will be nerfed soon. So, you likely won't be able to spam / animation cancel that skill like we can now. Thanks for the suggestion.

Boss Weapons (from the earlier Playtests) should be coming back when Super Frenzies are added to the game.