The joys of playing with only 2 people is that you can separate the the pots and pans into pairs so each player gets both. This only works until SOMEONE takes the spices every time and you're sitting there waiting for them to respawn while Player 2 is happily chowing down on 2 plates. Excellent video!
The intro to this video is almost not parody. I'm not even joking, I actually really enjoy the cooking segment of this game. I look for these kinds of things in games.
Bro…..the time, effort, and dedication to accuracy you put into this video has hands down created thee most comprehensive guide to cooking this game has ever seen. The developers should be eternally grateful for your contribution. I know I am.
I really did put alot of time into it, really appreciate you taking the time to check it out. Just felt like I had to finish the tutorials series on a strong point, since cooking is the real game after all.
A friend and I recently got into Dragon's Crown after knowing about it for a long time but never playing it, we have been having a blast with the game so far and I looked at this guide series every now and then to get some more info on stuff that was a little confusing. My friend and I were shocked about the cooking game and how robust it is. It really is insanely fun and the true "meat" of the game. They were surprised the cooking guide was nearly 40 minutes long! Thank you for the all the helpful, in-depth information on the game, it's really aided me and my friend!
I recently got back into Dragon's Crown a couple of weeks ago and let's just say that it really sunk its fangs into me. And goddamn why does food in Vanillaware games look so damn good. I have to eat something whenever I finish a session of Dragon's Crown.
there's also feed the dps style of feasting where everyone just loads food to the dps of the group and eats whatever leftovers from having too many cooked and ready food at once
Awesome vid. Thanks for helping to explain how this system works, I had zero idea of the complexity. The second half of this vid almost feels like ASMR!
thanks for the comprehensive guide, I've been binge watching your other dragons crown vids as well. Do you have any other tips for beginners playing the game for the first time, like what to avoid and such?
Hey thanks so much for takin the time you see these vids of ours. To be honest one of the biggest pit falls is playing too much. The game gets real addictive when you start chaining those dungeons. Make sure to take breaks, we reaaallly hecked up our hands when we first bought this game cause we just kept goin in. Lets see, try not to get too attached to your gear till you get to lvl 99, cause as your levelin up your gonna be swappin out gear alot. The real game doesn't begin till you open up Inferno Difficulty. Whenever you start doing Labyrinth of Chaos and later Tower of Mirages, its good to prioritize getting through a room over killing all the monsters cause theres SOOOO many floors. So if you see a door you can go through just take it. If we can think of anything else, we'll add it to this section.
@@hsien_jo7354 man don't tell him to play less, the game is dying as it is without you telling people not to play and you're seriously telling him to be one of the dash through the game guys?! That dashing shit is so irritating. Dude, don't be a dasher, I'm pretty sure 90% of players hate it! Except other dashers lol. I been playin this game nearly every day and have been since it released on ps3 in 2013. Dashing through is fine if you're max level, think about it, the more enemies you defeat, the more treasure you pick up, the more levels you gain. Don't forget to search the backgrounds with your cursor when you see a sparkle, every little bit helps! I mean in the end it's up to you how you wanna play but if you're gonna dash through the game i hope you don't join my game lol.
This is easily one of my least favorite parts of the Dragon's Crown experience. It's just such an unpleasant experience trying to cook and eat as much food as possible using the game's unwieldy analog stick control system. Not to mention that every time it's time to cook, all I think about is just going back to beating up monsters. It's all the more frustrating considering just how powerful the buffs you can get from getting the most out of your meals. As such, cooking is not exactly a part of the game I can ignore. I wish Vanillaware gave us an option to automate the cooking process but at the cost of getting less effective buffs compared to someone who does the entire process manually. If this game ever comes to PC, I really hope we get mouse and keyboard controls so that we can do cooking with a mouse. EDIT: Also, thanks for this guide. I never really bothered to figure out what the best recipes are and the math behind all the buffs in all my years of playing this game. So this video is a very useful resource to have.
Happy I could help with the guide, and yeah cooking was very frustrating at times, especially before the PS4 touch pad was a thing, when Villianous Vita users could just make shyit happen with the Force and shyit.
Hey what does hard mode all change? I wanted to stay on normal but on my second time fighting the dragon I didn't restore the god jula, and all the bosses were really low level.
Sorry bud, irl stuff been kickin my ass, havent been checkin my channel for comments. You probably found the answer, but its mostly Base level for the dungeon monsters/bosses, and the exp gain. The higher the difficulty, the higher the enemy levels, and the more exp you gain from doing stuff. Theres more stuff to it but thats the main stuff.
Only Villians cook on PSVita......, jk me and one of my dungeon crawling buddies were wrecked by another friend on Vita cause the touch controls are too good, this was before PS4 Dragon's crown had the sorta ok touch controls added.
It’s “you have” not “you got”, and it’s “herring” not “herrings”. Plus, it’s “this isn’t” not “this ain’t no”. Please fix your grammar errors. Last thing, 21:41 that's cabbage, not lettuce, and 26:54 that's wheat, not grains.
All this coming from "Duvmasta"... It's "dove", not "duv". It's "master", not "masta" Please fix your spelling errors. (The advice you gave, while correct, comes off extremely rude, especially since it wasn't warranted. Let's just say thanks to the OP for putting together informative content to help us play this game better, and provide grammar feedback in a DM.)
Hi there, Very well done guide thanks for Sharing with us your knowledge. I have a question if i die i lose all benefits buffs? I know you lose the health buff but what about atk def and score? 🍛🍲🧆
Sorry for the wait, had to bug the Dragon's Crown discord for this one, but yeah you keep your buffs until next camp, even if you lose life points and continue o/
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The joys of playing with only 2 people is that you can separate the the pots and pans into pairs so each player gets both. This only works until SOMEONE takes the spices every time and you're sitting there waiting for them to respawn while Player 2 is happily chowing down on 2 plates.
Excellent video!
Thanks and Im happy you like it. Oh I totally get that, Im usually that person
Finally a guide that focuses on the core mechanic of this masterpiece. Long time fan, thank you for your efforts!
Hey Im thankful you stuck around so long, we have literally 0 time management, but we crawled across the finish line that we did.
The intro to this video is almost not parody. I'm not even joking, I actually really enjoy the cooking segment of this game. I look for these kinds of things in games.
The cooking IS the real game, every knows it lol
Bro…..the time, effort, and dedication to accuracy you put into this video has hands down created thee most comprehensive guide to cooking this game has ever seen. The developers should be eternally grateful for your contribution. I know I am.
I really did put alot of time into it, really appreciate you taking the time to check it out. Just felt like I had to finish the tutorials series on a strong point, since cooking is the real game after all.
The OG Dungeon Meshi.
A friend and I recently got into Dragon's Crown after knowing about it for a long time but never playing it, we have been having a blast with the game so far and I looked at this guide series every now and then to get some more info on stuff that was a little confusing. My friend and I were shocked about the cooking game and how robust it is. It really is insanely fun and the true "meat" of the game. They were surprised the cooking guide was nearly 40 minutes long! Thank you for the all the helpful, in-depth information on the game, it's really aided me and my friend!
Im happy I was able to help, and that you all are really enjoying the game.
Truly is the most important video regarding Dragon's Crown. I desperately want this game to come to PC!
Thad be so rad if it came to PC, havent really messed with PS4 too much recently tbh
I recently got back into Dragon's Crown a couple of weeks ago and let's just say that it really sunk its fangs into me. And goddamn why does food in Vanillaware games look so damn good. I have to eat something whenever I finish a session of Dragon's Crown.
Mom get out of my room, I'm watching a cooking video!
Your videos are all so good. Thank you. Seriously. These help onboard people so SO much better than I ever could
Happy that we could help, also its really cool ppl are still actively playing this game, its so timeless
Yes, king! Let him cook!
there's also feed the dps style of feasting where everyone just loads food to the dps of the group and eats whatever leftovers from having too many cooked and ready food at once
Thanks again for the info, KOF fan I see, I feel like Ive seen your tag before
@@hsien_jo7354
maybe
bruh i just comeback playing the game
this guide is amazing!!!
Hey we are super happy you enjoyed this guide, hope it helped
watching dungeon meshi made me want to pick this game up again
Thank you so much for doing this and explaining how this works
Awesome vid. Thanks for helping to explain how this system works, I had zero idea of the complexity. The second half of this vid almost feels like ASMR!
We appreciate the love, been getting comments from friends and some viewers that my explainy voice hits that Bob Ross feel. Thanks for enjoying it o/
thanks for the comprehensive guide, I've been binge watching your other dragons crown vids as well. Do you have any other tips for beginners playing the game for the first time, like what to avoid and such?
Hey thanks so much for takin the time you see these vids of ours. To be honest one of the biggest pit falls is playing too much. The game gets real addictive when you start chaining those dungeons. Make sure to take breaks, we reaaallly hecked up our hands when we first bought this game cause we just kept goin in.
Lets see, try not to get too attached to your gear till you get to lvl 99, cause as your levelin up your gonna be swappin out gear alot. The real game doesn't begin till you open up Inferno Difficulty.
Whenever you start doing Labyrinth of Chaos and later Tower of Mirages, its good to prioritize getting through a room over killing all the monsters cause theres SOOOO many floors. So if you see a door you can go through just take it.
If we can think of anything else, we'll add it to this section.
@@hsien_jo7354 man don't tell him to play less, the game is dying as it is without you telling people not to play and you're seriously telling him to be one of the dash through the game guys?! That dashing shit is so irritating. Dude, don't be a dasher, I'm pretty sure 90% of players hate it! Except other dashers lol. I been playin this game nearly every day and have been since it released on ps3 in 2013. Dashing through is fine if you're max level, think about it, the more enemies you defeat, the more treasure you pick up, the more levels you gain. Don't forget to search the backgrounds with your cursor when you see a sparkle, every little bit helps! I mean in the end it's up to you how you wanna play but if you're gonna dash through the game i hope you don't join my game lol.
thanks for all the work.
Thanks for takin to time to check on this, at least you have somethin to point to if a new person asks about cooking
@@hsien_jo7354 I still would love to team with you one day.
You can cook? Didn't know that existed. I'm like 15 hours into the game.
Funny while watching this I was making fried chicken 🍗 and chicken soup 🍲 on a pot.
This is easily one of my least favorite parts of the Dragon's Crown experience. It's just such an unpleasant experience trying to cook and eat as much food as possible using the game's unwieldy analog stick control system. Not to mention that every time it's time to cook, all I think about is just going back to beating up monsters.
It's all the more frustrating considering just how powerful the buffs you can get from getting the most out of your meals.
As such, cooking is not exactly a part of the game I can ignore.
I wish Vanillaware gave us an option to automate the cooking process but at the cost of getting less effective buffs compared to someone who does the entire process manually.
If this game ever comes to PC, I really hope we get mouse and keyboard controls so that we can do cooking with a mouse.
EDIT: Also, thanks for this guide. I never really bothered to figure out what the best recipes are and the math behind all the buffs in all my years of playing this game. So this video is a very useful resource to have.
Happy I could help with the guide, and yeah cooking was very frustrating at times, especially before the PS4 touch pad was a thing, when Villianous Vita users could just make shyit happen with the Force and shyit.
Thank you
Ah yes, everyone's favorite meal; A WHOLE HEAD OF LETTUCE 😂
hm,,, eating hot cheetos and venom energy while watching,,,
Hey what does hard mode all change? I wanted to stay on normal but on my second time fighting the dragon I didn't restore the god jula, and all the bosses were really low level.
Sorry bud, irl stuff been kickin my ass, havent been checkin my channel for comments. You probably found the answer, but its mostly Base level for the dungeon monsters/bosses, and the exp gain. The higher the difficulty, the higher the enemy levels, and the more exp you gain from doing stuff. Theres more stuff to it but thats the main stuff.
Do you need to be in an online party to do this?
cooking tip #1 : cook on PSVITA
Only Villians cook on PSVita......, jk me and one of my dungeon crawling buddies were wrecked by another friend on Vita cause the touch controls are too good, this was before PS4 Dragon's crown had the sorta ok touch controls added.
@@HsienJo777 i would be like an ipad baby cooking on the vita
Where can I find people to play with? Game seems dead now.
Cool
Long time comin, but its finally here
I wish i didnt have to fight against the stick drift on the ps4 controller to optimise the cooking
Was playing this online last night for the first time and when we got to the cooking I was so confused. Quit the game after running through 3 dungeons
If your not used to it it can seem like alot especially if you dont know how it works. Hope this video helped a bit.
It’s “you have” not “you got”, and it’s “herring” not “herrings”. Plus, it’s “this isn’t” not “this ain’t no”. Please fix your grammar errors. Last thing, 21:41 that's cabbage, not lettuce, and 26:54 that's wheat, not grains.
All this coming from "Duvmasta"...
It's "dove", not "duv".
It's "master", not "masta"
Please fix your spelling errors.
(The advice you gave, while correct, comes off extremely rude, especially since it wasn't warranted. Let's just say thanks to the OP for putting together informative content to help us play this game better, and provide grammar feedback in a DM.)
@@JAWbreaker316 please don’t label me as a hypocrite. I was just helping him. How is that extremely rude?
Isnt wheat a grain?
Honestly hard to tell if this is just racist, or you have zero awareness of AAVE.
@@robotoboy30 AAVE?
Hi there, Very well done guide thanks for Sharing with us your knowledge. I have a question if i die i lose all benefits buffs? I know you lose the health buff but what about atk def and score? 🍛🍲🧆
Sorry for the wait, had to bug the Dragon's Crown discord for this one, but yeah you keep your buffs until next camp, even if you lose life points and continue o/
@@hsien_jo7354 Thank You Very much for answering and yeah the discord idea it's good. Thanks for such a great vídeo 🙂🙂