Yoooo thank you for mentioning my name! I'm glad the comment was of help to you :) Thank you again very much! And you did fantastic work on the edits again on the video. The "O Fortuna" when doing the Mammoth Stance jump smash on the Spurtweed --and there was PERFECT timing with that Chromopteryx flying in, too, good gosh -- and the gunshot sounds + cartoony effects when using the finisher on Blahg. Legit, very good work on the edits. Really happy you continue to have a good time on Clash, and you're doing good stuff on the combat too! You got a good hang of the on-hit animation canceling. Was a good video to start off my day with. Enjoyed it very much. And wish you a lot of fun on Zeno Clash 1 and 2 as well whenever you may get to them! The environments and atmosphere, i dare say, get even stranger in this prequel. Mammoth Stance is definitely the Ungus Bungus power stance, highest damage-per-hit potential of any of the Stances. You've gotten a pretty big power boost on top of that, too, thanks to the Figurines you've put into it. When you look at the Stance/Stat menu you can see segmented bars of three colors under each Stance and Special. The colors are connected to the stats Power, Endurance and Aggressiveness and define how much a Stance will scale off that Stat. In other words: Mammoth Stance, for example, grows its numbers much quicker by upping Power (red). Other Stances and Specials will have different ways in which they scale. It's up to you how you wish to go about it all. Taking less hits to defeat an enemy is fun, but it's also fun to see the technical skill with on-hit animation cancel and dodge attacks being used. Oh, and Blahg being a "Cowpie troll" was taken from the streams of a user named Beelz. When he first saw Blahg, he said "Why do you look like something that came from under a cowpie?" The names for the enemies i found out through the First Person view. When you activate it, you can see the enemy's health bar and name at the top right. Names of the enemies so far: - Giant ground sloth/tapir animals: Odonodons - Flying reptilian animal: Chromopteryx - Plants with a ten-pack abs: Spurtweed - Milky pale blue bald cat/bat orc lady with three arms: Arsakarsa - Long-necked dumpy arrogant bird man: Verruk - Crab ninja: Claw - Three-legged malformed moose man: Tralkis Little bonus thing: All NIghttime enemies are in the shape of daytime enemies, but made out of those gnarled branches, roots, vines, dirt and other stuff, just like nighttime Pseudo. I'll keep the name of the gorilla creaature a secret for now.
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Yoooo thank you for mentioning my name! I'm glad the comment was of help to you :) Thank you again very much!
And you did fantastic work on the edits again on the video. The "O Fortuna" when doing the Mammoth Stance jump smash on the Spurtweed --and there was PERFECT timing with that Chromopteryx flying in, too, good gosh -- and the gunshot sounds + cartoony effects when using the finisher on Blahg. Legit, very good work on the edits.
Really happy you continue to have a good time on Clash, and you're doing good stuff on the combat too! You got a good hang of the on-hit animation canceling.
Was a good video to start off my day with. Enjoyed it very much. And wish you a lot of fun on Zeno Clash 1 and 2 as well whenever you may get to them! The environments and atmosphere, i dare say, get even stranger in this prequel.
Mammoth Stance is definitely the Ungus Bungus power stance, highest damage-per-hit potential of any of the Stances. You've gotten a pretty big power boost on top of that, too, thanks to the Figurines you've put into it.
When you look at the Stance/Stat menu you can see segmented bars of three colors under each Stance and Special. The colors are connected to the stats Power, Endurance and Aggressiveness and define how much a Stance will scale off that Stat.
In other words: Mammoth Stance, for example, grows its numbers much quicker by upping Power (red).
Other Stances and Specials will have different ways in which they scale. It's up to you how you wish to go about it all. Taking less hits to defeat an enemy is fun, but it's also fun to see the technical skill with on-hit animation cancel and dodge attacks being used.
Oh, and Blahg being a "Cowpie troll" was taken from the streams of a user named Beelz. When he first saw Blahg, he said "Why do you look like something that came from under a cowpie?"
The names for the enemies i found out through the First Person view. When you activate it, you can see the enemy's health bar and name at the top right.
Names of the enemies so far:
- Giant ground sloth/tapir animals: Odonodons
- Flying reptilian animal: Chromopteryx
- Plants with a ten-pack abs: Spurtweed
- Milky pale blue bald cat/bat orc lady with three arms: Arsakarsa
- Long-necked dumpy arrogant bird man: Verruk
- Crab ninja: Claw
- Three-legged malformed moose man: Tralkis
Little bonus thing: All NIghttime enemies are in the shape of daytime enemies, but made out of those gnarled branches, roots, vines, dirt and other stuff, just like nighttime Pseudo.
I'll keep the name of the gorilla creaature a secret for now.