You wanted me to play Deepwoken...
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2023
- After so many requests, I have finally played Deepwoken for the very first time. However, I faced a LOT of difficulty playing. Give me a second chance, I will try this game again!
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tbh skill issue
I am honoured to be commented by you.
@AlphaWhoo this is the least toxic deepwoken player btw
Yo I can help you progress and learn how to play
@@AlphaWhoo welcome to this doshit community also yea the tutorial sucks so here a few tips the blue monsters a very good early on and press g to get out of combos
Also the ctr for sliding
Videos of a new player trying out the game for the first time is a gold mine.
Thanks for watching it!
Too true
@@AlphaWhoo man, ngl, you down for me to help you out with deepwoken?
i bought deepwoken and tried to play it, didnt know what i was doing kept dying and left the game
@@adhamsherif6230skill issue ong play more
This one's sanity must've already crumbled
Crumbling but not in ruins!
I will become woke in the deep
@@AlphaWhooYou don’t understand the joke he said, you will soon.
@@AlphaWhoo This one’s sanity must’ve already crumbled.
@@AlphaWhoo its a Joke that u will understand soon
Basics:
Tempo is a bar where you regenerate your ether (stamina basically), if you are in a sticky situation and want to escape while pressured, Pressing G will sacrifice some of the tempo in order to push away the enemy, the tempo will fill up once you're attacked by an NPC or a player, if the tempo has a gray tint, the "venting" system is disabled until you engage in combat, venting stands for pressing G to push away the enemy.
Ether:
Ether is a stamina bar, mantras are magic spells, attunement is the magic you are using, there are multiple attunements, ranging from basic magic like fire, wind, ice and thunder, to much harder magic to obtain, such as shadow and iron magic, using these magic spells will cost ether.
Posture is your block strength, more posture you have, more attacks you can block, parrying an attack removes some of the posture and gives it to the enemy, using shields give flat posture bonus for defensive purposes, upon reaching 100% posture, you will recieve slightly more damage and will be stunned in place, rendering you immobile, the posture bar gets reset aswell.
Basic combat includes:
M1 (Basic attack)
R (Critical Attack)
M2 (Feint/Cancel an attack or dodge during the attack/dodging animation) [Cancelling an attack is to mess up the opponent's parrying time]
F (Parrying or blocking if held, if there was no attack to parry, parrying is disabled for 1.5 seconds and you're forced to block and take posture damage)
Y (Stance change, using the weapon with one hand or using the weapon with two hands)
Q (dash out and dodge attack, can be used to put out fire) [Dodging can be canelled early with M2, so you can end the dash early and attack faster, however the dodge frames are shorter if you cancel the dodge sooner]
V (carry a knocked person)
B (execute the knocked person)
Life system:
On the surface, you have 2 lives, Dying twice in a row sends you to depths, The depths is considered to be hell, Upon escaping by navigating to the cathedral, you will be granted the 2 lives back, but there is a cost for every time you are sent to the depths, more times you are sent, more dangerous the trial will be for escaping, dying IN the depths will eliminate all your progress.
Trial of the Depths:
The trial will be stronger however much power level you are aswell as how many times you have been sent to depths, you can check power level by pressing tab and looking to your stats, the drowns (aka how many times youve been sent to depths) can be checked at campfire on summary tab.
Leveling up:
Increase power by investing into points, the training gears can be bought at antiquarian to level up, you'll be dealt a talent card to learn new talents.
Hope this helps.
THESE ARE THE BASICS????? HELL NAW IM PLAYING ARCANE
@@Onion1976to be fair that can be simplified a lot
As you take or deal damage, your tempo bar will fill. When the bar is blue, you can press g to vent, pushing away enemies.
Ether is the stamina gauge spent for using your mantras.
Posture fills as you block damage, or are parried, and lowers when parrying someone else. If posture fills up you are block broken.
You have 3 lives. On your last life, you are sent to the depths. If you die in the depths, you die permanently. There are two ways to avoid this. 1: If you find yourself in the depths, you can escape through the city in the middle. There is a trial where you fight an enemy, which is harder depending on your level as well as how many times you have done it. 2: leveling up puts you back to 3 lives.
Leveling up: To level up and receive a new set of cards to pick from, you must invest all 15 points for that level. This is done by using a training item of a specific attribute to put a point into that stat. In order to invest the point, however, you must have both enough general xp from defeating enemies and enough xp for that specific stat. The method for gaining specific xp varies depending on stat (fortitude needs taking damage, agility is from running and climbing, etc)
He did leave out a couple things that are easy to explain.
You can craft items in your inventory. More advanced crafts can only be done near a crafting station, found most places in the game.
There are multiple “Origins,” which are just starting points for your character. More advanced origins may come with special abilities.
Oaths are essentially classes for the game. They are acquired through quest lines with varying requirements, and give passives and moves of their own. You can only have one.
You can achieve a single Resonance, a random single move that is very powerful. Resonance has its own xp gained slowly through things like killing bosses and fighting things in the depths. When you have enough xp and your hp reaches 0, it will fill back up and let you pick a resonance from a selection of 3 cards.
He also put a list of controls, but that’s available in game at any time and is just a reminder.
It is a lot of things, but that’s now not just the basics. All of that is the whole game. This all allows for a huge variation of playstyles and builds. The devs can use those things to expand practically infinitely. You can vary builds with focusing specific stats, differing elements for your magic, differing oaths, a different resonance, specific passives gained from leveling up, and however you want to use that. In addition, there’s a huge map with tons of locations and enemies that make it feel very alive, and the soundtrack is absolutely amazing throughout. As a big plus, the lore is deep and fun and constantly expanding. It’s an overall great experience that always stays fresh.
Cause I ended up describing everything instead of basics, but I simplified everything the original comment said
I mean it’s not that simple when the description of tempo is 9 and a half lines
@@Onion1976 nah bro the real basics is just block parry and dodge
If you have some friends willing to play deepwoken with you and learn it with you, you should totally get them to play deepwoken with you. Learning how to play deepwoken with friends is a once in a lifetime experience that I missed out on.
I got no friends who play Deepwoken
@@AlphaWhoothat's unfortunate, I'm sure plenty of people from the comment section or if you just ask any person in game in willing to teach you. also about the trainer, it is possible to win over him if u bring his hp to 0, then it will be your win and u gain exp, to level up u have to use training items
prayer beads = willpower
dumbbell = strength
ankle weights = agility (note agility does not actually make u run faster, but has a bunch of abilities related to when you dodge or parry you gain a speed boost, which ups your dmg)
Math textbook or encyclopedia = intelligence
weapon manual = weapon mastery (more m1 and m2 dmg)
Boulder or training vest = Fortitude
How to Make Friends = Charisma
also a thing that might be good to know is that when you down an enemy you gain health back, so your not at a disadvantage when you fight a few low tier mobs, but if its big monsters then it dont really help since human type enemies usually fight you 1 on 1 but monsters dont care
@@AlphaWhoo i can be your friend
@@AlphaWhoo make ur friends play deepwoken, easy as that
@@lolnah1992 They're either normies who don't play games or they're absolute weebs who only play games like Genshin...
The game wants you to learn stuff yourself. Its supposed to be more community based, as shown why the tutorial is so short. They don't wanna just tell you everything, they wanna give you a brief summary of some stuff then put you out into the game itself. Everything that is known about deepwoken was found out by the community
The tutorial makes it seem like that’s all there is to the game. It’s misleading instead of vague. I wish they would have made an emphasis of self-discovery because it felt like this was the definitive path to take as a beginner.
lol its funny when you realize they want you to learn yourelf that its a self learning game too@@AlphaWhoo
@@AlphaWhoo the main problem with deepwoken is new player onboarding
Most new players either have to go to google or just quit the game
thats why people hate it
@@Planteron1 I think its pretty intuitive I got the game when it first came out with no tutorial and no youtube videos. All i did was get a guide to lower erisia then it was easy to go from there. Parrying I feel is also very easy to learn and you just have to stop running away like this guy.
@@Planteron1I got spawn killed by high level players in EVERY single sever i joined
a quote that describes the deepwoken experience is "fuck around and find out"
some tips is that you dont just have to parry, you can also dodge. Tempo is what determines how fast or slow your ether regenerates. Also, the dojo is a pretty good place to practice, I used it to practice and I got pretty decent at pve. You can also use that trainer to level up a few levels before going to lower erisia if you wanna be safe. You chose the best attunement for beginners as well.
Ah thanks for letting me know!
Trials of one
oh yeah trials of one is good for practice once u unlock it as an origin
oh and u get use to to parrying m1s try to do trial of one that will give 5 level ups
@@AlphaWhoo
@@AlphaWhooanother thing regarding tempo is if you have enough and press G you will knock back any enemy near you as a tool to get out of combos
Nah, I'd win.
nah, im five bars.
one tip i have is to left click after you parry an npc because the way the combat works is after a parry you get "priority" on your next attack
Oh I see, thanks!
This what new players miss out alot lol nice one informing him this
@@AlphaWhoo When you parry the enemy is shortly stunned so always attack right after you parry, and if they parry or avoid it then it’s your turn to parry/avoid it.
The things you were fighting around 20:32 those are called mudskipper and usually new players would fight those since typical those are the easiest things to fight to level up but they are very deadly in a group if you're not good at parry timing so i recommend continuing practicing at isle of vigirl and remember to use your training items and when you are comfortable fighting the trainer u can try fight the mudskipper and once your comfortable fighting those you can then move on to the bandit and bandit leader. Normal bandits) the one u were fighting and got ur first death to) are health pack for you to be able to fight the bandit leader. The bandit leader has a white shirt and has more hp than the bandits and killing all 3 of them (two normal bandits and one bandit leader usually spawns randomly anywhere) rewards you with a chest. This is good starter loot and exp and will help u learn and progress easier. Once you reach a higher lvl you will then be able to hear to the bandit leader camp and this area only has bandit leaders. One more thing there a certain people you may encounter when you are at a decent lvl so like 7-20 and these are called voidwalkers. Voidwalker are just bounty hunters hunt after you. The way to notice voidwalkers is whenever they are in hunt mode they will have black tentacles like particles and if u see this dont use roblox leave button use deepwoken leave icon and if you get combat tagged by them you just gotta hope and pray they are not that good and their build is fightable.
Woah, thanks for the tips! I’ll be sure to keep this in mind
i love mudskippers
@@gg1itchysounds like something a mudskipper would say
@@AlphaWhoo press g to vent so that they dont do dmg and gang up
It's really enjoyable to see the start of someone playing this for the first time, it brings back memories.
Hope there's more videos on Deepwoken from you
I’m glad you enjoyed watching it
The start of deepwoken can be daunting and difficult, but in my opinion its worth to try playing it more. There is a lot of content that is just awesome. For some tips, try sparring with the trainer in vigils until you can beat him consistently, that's what helped me start and got wanting to play more. Playing with an experienced friend makes learning way easier but in my opinion kind of ruins the mystery and start of the game, speaking from experience, but that doesnt mean that they cant give you any sort of help. And if your charecter progresses a bit and you wipe, dont feel too bad as you will get back what progress you made faster and faster. And, I'm excited to see the next deepwoken video from you so good luck and wish you the best.
Man I really enjoy watching new players play deepwoken for the first time, your playthrough in particular reminded me of my first playthrough so much. Can't wait to see another deepwoken video
seeing new players play is always nice and refreshing. its also cool when older players help those new dudes too
I really hope you make new videos on this game, please dont give up on it. Its really fun when you learn how to play. What helped me learn when i first started was watching youtubers progress like Valekis and zuukle once you learn the basics i would make his beginner pve build which is very simple.
I really enjoyed this, you're one of like the 20 I watched that are new to Deepwoken that I actually enjoyed.
Super excited to see how you react to certain things, and just a tip: explore EVERYTHING me and my friend decided to explore the whole world, every spot we could get to and it was a legendary experience I wish I could go back to.
Thanks for watching!
Tempo is a burst bar you get while in combat to push enemies off you by pressing G, it is a blue bar under your health that only fills in combat. Posture is the yellow bar once that fills you get block broken and stunned.
a tip on parry timing is that you can notice that at the tip of the weapon, there will be a little shine, and you just have to parry around that time
also its gonna be hard to get info from just the npcs, so id recommend watching some stuff on youtube or looking at the deepwoken wiki
i hope you make another video on this soon
deepwoken is a hard game solo, was solo for a while till i started my own guild and helped people who were new like me, when you learn how to play and the areas to go to, etc, the first few levels become really easy, then you just practice late game enemies and fight bosses. the easiest way to learn deepwoken is by playing with others, especially if that person has more experience they tend to explain things better than tutorials, plus alot of mechanics are just left for you to discover on your own/through the wiki or other people.
What i usually do as kind of a levelling guide is
-Mudskippers till power 2 (so i can get a mantra, try aim for one that blockbreaks, as you get better replace mudskippers with bandits but i lag alot sometimes so mudskippers are generally a safer option)
-Bandits in erisia (Typically the camp of bandit leaders, till power 2-8)
-Golems (a little further in erisia, till power 8-10/11)
Then i sail to the other luminant (new map, new islands basically)
i go to a place called songseeker isle (basically regular enemies that fight using weapons and attunement)
-songseekers (till power 11-13)
Then i go to another place called starswept valley (most people call it hive)
it contains enemies that are found in the depths so fighting here is a great way to practice those depths enemies so if you die and go down there, youll have a much easier time trying to escape instead of running around scared of everything.
Enemies in songseeker (till power13-16)
then i fight a miniboss called deep widow in songseeker (till power 16-20) (this is if im solo since i kind of suck, and again my wifis really bad haha)
If im playing with a freind, we fight a boss called duke of erisia (till power 16-20)
Duke is kinda essential for unlocking your resonance (bell), basically an ability that you press c to use, but worry about that after you get your first max level character (level 20)
the game is frustrating to learn but if you put in the time its very fun, try not to give up too early as you die alot in the beginning
ALSO one tip to help wih combat is when you get hit, your tempo bar will go up (that short blue bar at the bottom of your screen) when you have enough tempo you can press G to 'vent', causing a blue burst and pushing away all enemies (unless they parry the vent, but its kinda hard to do)
that tip should help the most tbh, the levelling guide is what everyone will kinda tell a beginner (places will be the same but level (power) may vary )
Good luck playing, i hope this helped
Thank you for all the tips, I will look at this when I get back to the game!
They have one hour on the game, I quickly scrolled through your comment and you’re yapping about Duke. They can’t fight bandits, letalone Duke.
@@lolfoxmaster4870 Its called tips. To help. Also he said if hes with a friend. From level 16-20. Learn. To. Read.
@@lolfoxmaster4870 true but its something pretty much anyone has to learn. duke is at the starting island, and assuming they do one search, he is pretty findable.
plus, i also said he could go with a friend. that'd make it much easier, and i said power16-20, 2 people that level should be ok enough to fight duke. and even if they arent, they just have to learn his moveset
awesome video, I love seeing people play deepwoken for their first time its always funny/nostalgic. Definitely eye opening to the new player experience and the mind of how someone playing it for the first time would think/go about the game. Its definitely a game that doesnt give much direction or help to new players at all. Its hard to figure out anything without it being learned from either the internet or another player telling you. I'd advise to play with people who know the game and can help you learn it. Me and my guild are always helping people new to the game because the game is very hidden and the new tutorial can also feel misleading with how simple everything seems. Would love to help you out in any way if possible. I'd love to see you continue your journey in deep, id just recommend doing some research if you play alone.
I REALLY hope that we get more Deepwoken from you.
also some tips for Deepwoken...
. slide-jumping gives a small speed boost
. you can escape the depths t hrough the big gate in the middle of the city, if the gate is not open someone (or yourself) has to ring the bells around the city, the bells make a small ringing sound so you can find the
. there are other attunements (spell types) you can't unlock at the start of the game and they are :shadow, and metal. you also can unlock the mantras you have not picked at the start
. when you wipe your character you get points called echoes which can be used to get permanent upgrades like starting with new weapons or the ability to pass down more items after you wipe
. when your tempo increases enough you can press G to push away enemies
. you can press right click mid roll, light attack, and mantra to cancel it
. if you see someone with black particles around them they are called a Voidwalker they are players who seek to hunt KILL you so watch out
. you run and attack then you can you a running attack.
. if you slide and use the right click you can you an uppercut, which throws you and your opponent into the air (you can uppercut anytime in the slide)
. Lower Erisa is in fact the starting area
. last but not least, the area in Lower Erisa you went first is not the best way to enter, there is a main entrance you can use, BUT!, you can talk to an NPC that is close to where the got the glider recipe which sends you on a "pretty easy" quest which permanently unlocks an AIR DASH, this is VERY IMPORTANT for you in the game
that's all, good luck.
this was fun to watch you should do more content on this game
the bandits in the brown clothing are probably the easiest mob besides mudskippers for beginners. The bandits in white clothing can actually parry, so for a beginner its a lot harder. I recommend getting someone to help guide you through the game as playing solo can make the game more difficult. Good luck :)
If you want to get used to more of the varieties of mobs in the game, look into taking the trial of one(it will take a while but once you complete 4/9 trials I think, then you can unlock it as an origin when building your character.
i love seeing new players play, i cant wait to see you in chime one day
the only thing I can say, man deepwoken is a very good game but yes it's really difficult to understand, I hope you like the game and make more videos and maybe make a deepwoken video a month? The game becomes much better than it already is once you learn the system
The deep is calling you
I know I’ll make a second video for sure, I’m not entirely confident whether I would make any more additional videos after that. I’ll keep playing Deepwoken though!
Bro like for real make some more content on this this game its so much more than it is from the start just keep going. like for real this video was entertaining.
I know I be sounding like an NPC out here LOL
Some stuff to know if u r gonna play the game again, tempo is gained whenever you get into combat and parry, attack, or land mantras and passively drains, the higher it is the faster u will regenerate either in combat vice versa while out of combat tempo doesn’t apply, when you have enough tempo you can press g to release a blast around you knocking away any npc’s or players this is primarily used in pvp but still has its uses against human enemy’s in pve this is a really important mechanic and important to get a hang of as this is the most common thing new players forget to do in combat. There are npc’s around the map that will give you quests some of these quests reward you with “echo talents” after completing them once the talents the quest gives you will be given to you every time you reach level 2 on that account. they are all really useful I’d reccomend checking the one found in pathfinders respite again when you spawn in you can check out the black smith and make some basic armour with the money you get from the first npc. Also I’m sure u saw this in a tutorial but you can use r or middle mouse wheel (use middle mouse wheel it’s so much easier than using r) to do a “critical” attack with your weapon these differ from weapon to weapon some weapons use it to supplement their poor dps some weapons use it to guard break and enemy some use it to apply knockdown and they are very abuseable against the npc’s in erisia
Tips: If you are gonna continue playing it which you should it is fun in my opinion very adventurous and challenging but you wanna keep playing it as you go on that is how I played it I played with 0 knowledge and I got better as I kept going I died multiple times but that is all on you if you wanna play it that way since it is the fun part of games to learn it as you play through it but my number one tip is avoid all players at all cost even if they seem nice and also I believe you can do it and become good at this game. Keep it up!
Id love to see more of this!
I can agree with you at the end, I did have a friend help me through out Deepwoken it is very difficult alone and starting. They definitely should make a better tutorial as it is terrible and add a dojo in the second village (Etris).
Would love to make you learn the game, seeing you be afraid of any players makes me think of myself back then, well i'm still like that but less terrified of players.
The tutorial was updated some time ago but had never introduced the effects of tempo which is "somewhat" normal as tempo is only used with players and bosses.
It's normal to be confused about the whole "what's going on here", all you can feel is "everything wants me dead" which is completely true, a lot of what you want to do with your character determines how you will be able to fight and brings a lot to the game, after all of this time i've been "somewhat" carried but honestly getting the fighting mechanics and being good against others feels good as you can finally stop fear of losing all of your progress or protect the persons you hold dear.
Deepwoken is a really big game, it's updated every week, and there's even more to come, I hope you'll do more videos about Deepwoken, it feels refreshing and nostalgic to see someone new to it, if you ever find the courage to explore the game, it is truly a beautiful game, not even to mention the music, the composer Naktigonis (which is the one person behind all of those musics in Deepwoken) has so much talent and deserves much more attention to his music.
If you ever read this and are wanting some help, like I said in the beginning, I'd love to participate, to be honest I wouldn't be able to help a lot if you would get jumped by other players.
After all, don't feel forced to play the game, and like the description of Deepwoken says, Deepwoken is a difficult game with permanent character loss, losing characters is a part of the game that should be expected.
I believe you did pretty damn good for a new player, I don't blame you for feeling stuck. One decent way to practice pvp is chime of conflict, which is like a matchmaking pvp arena. Its difficult to explain how to get it since the location is very specific and completely unknown to newer players. There are guides on how to find it on youtube, as well as guides for just about anything in Deepwoken. If you do decide to try chime of conflict, I would recommend getting to at least level 15, as well as getting decent gear. (not the starter weapon and weak equipment from erisia) Although chime of conflict is decent for practicing, my one big gripe with it is that you get 3 lives each day, so whenever you lose a match you lose a life, but whenever you win you gain a life back, and if you lose all 3 lives you go to the depths and will have to escape. I would also recommend learning how to escape the depths, as it actually is a decent way to get used to pve due to the hostile environment and the constant life or death situation. Good luck
Really enjoyed the video, as someone who's played the game since release I find that many new players have been criticising the tutorial which I can agree with. I'd suggest going to the island Minityrsa and go to the Trial of One (level 1 only dungeon that teaches monster attack patterns). I'll definitely be subscribing
the most useful tip that i can give to a new player, that the tutorial doesn't teach is VENTING
press G when your tempo bar is glowing blue to do a hyperarmor combobreak which pushes all humanoid enemies away from you
Tbh this is my first rpg and i was instantly hooked to the trial and error system. And you still have alot alot to discover
it's really interesting seeing new people try out deepwoken, also that all of them have the same exact complaint, the new player experience
i remember i struggled myself when i first got back to the game, i had no idea how to do almost anything, i understood the combat and training but i had no clue about talents, mantras or oaths
if i'm being honest, as a new player by yourself you can't really get that far, you need to see youtube videos and spend some time on the wiki but if you have the motivation to learn more this game will suck you right in
as for my tip for you, once you're in the depths you have to look around and find your way to the city walls, there are two entrances, one flat and the other sloaped, if you find yourself near the sloaped one that's good! go forward and up to the gate, if it's closed you'll need to ring the 4 bells that are scattered around the city, otherwise there's another option which is climbing onto the city walls and going into the middle by dropping down, then you'll have to go onto the elevator, activate it and then wait for it to get to the top, there until power 6 you'll face no enemies and will be let out into the overworld again, if you find youself near the flat entrance do NOT go forward, less you want to fight the squibbo, most dangerous mob in the game, you'll have to go around the city until you reach the other side, then you repeat the steps already mentioned.
getting out of the depths is something i as a beginner struggled with the most and i found absolutely no guides on how to get out legitemetly so i hope this will help in the next approach
ps, after dying once your health bar gets tainted, dying with a tainted health bar will send you to the depths, it can be fixed by getting a level up or getting out of the depths
I kinda want to give you advice but I just feel like I'll be yapping since im a day 1 release player and trust me there is A LOT to learn about this game. If you don't know about something I highly suggest you ask other players or go to the wiki since the information they give you ingame is quite vague. If you have any questions you can ask me ill be glad to answer you and I rlly hope you will make a part 2! (Also about the tutorial im pretty sure its outdated since they added it almost a year ago and there is a lot of missing information that are essential and yes there used to be no tutorial)
Edit: I said I wasnt going to yap but I added so much stuff 💀 just ask me if u have any questions lol (also u got a new sub)
Good video, this game definitely isn't very beginner friendly and can be hard to get into due to so many of the specific things in the game ngl. The best way to play this game imo is to have someone guide you through some basics n stuff. The best tip I would give is that stats for core attributes are mostly for the talent prerequisites when you power up and not for the small bonuses they provide.
Nonetheless good luck trying out this game, it is one hell of a time
really interesting seeing a new players experience to the game though i highly recommend you look up a starter guide for the game cause it can be really hard starting out with no info this late into the game
I recommend going an oath called “silentheart” since you’re a beginner, it just really helps you to learn how to parry because it’s really your only option
great video, should do more. also dont be afraid to check the wiki since it has quite the tutorial
I will be checking it for next time!
Playing Deepwoken for the first time in like what 2024 is crazyyy. It brings back so much memory, keep it up.
W vid waiting for the next one
u should go and buy a dwelling charm i think there called from the guildhall there 80 notes they allow you to open a guild base if you in a guild depwnding on what rooms ur guild has bought u can sit as a camp fire respawn there make potions make armour and more there rlly useful and can sometimes allow to escape enemies
you should probably get your own guild or be in a friend's guild
because you get your own "guild base" that can be placed while out of danger and is kind of a safe place
I like watching videos like these, it brings me back to my days as a beginner. I hope more videos like these come out!
Thanks for watching!
Use a battle axe. It deals the most damage, and it has a guard break. It may be the slowest but it’ll still help a lot. It’s also smart to make friends to guide you through the game, and to protect you if you get attacked. And it doesn’t seem like you managed to get a grasp of the leveling system. It’ll be somewhat difficult to explain but I could elaborate on how it works.
-Gain experience through defeating events, and npc’s/mobs
-doing different tasks gives you experience on different stats. (Watch a video on how to train these stats for a better idea)
-To increase stats you need the training item that it goes with (ex. Strength you need a dumbbell)
-items can have stat requirements and etc to use (same with weapons)
When you die, and you make certain achievements you get echos. You can use echos to upgrade things. I would suggest upgrading advanced weapons first, to get more starting weapons. And after that try and max out starting notes(which is currency) to have an easier time. And make sure to always do the tutorial for the free mantra, and notes to start out.
(P.s maybe get a viewer to help you play deepwoken, or a friend. With someone to help you, the game is just so much easier.) Also one last thing. The deepwoken wiki will be the tutorial. It tells you about attunements, mantra’s, echos, mobs/npcs, quest lines, areas of the map, and weapons. It’ll be a life saver
ok im a bit late but as a verse 1 vetran i can say that the best way of learning the game is just throwing yourself at the problem, its a rougelite witch means that its not intended for you to survive forever. sayng that my best peice of advise would be just trying things such as basic combat with npcs or learning attack patterns for sertan monsters but anyways good luck
As a long time deepwoken player I understand the frustration of starting and I want to give u some tips (I’m not claiming that I’m very good at the game just a long time player)
-Tempo is use to regenerate ether (aka your mana) and it can also be used to vent
-Venting is when u have enough tempo stored and then press g, it will knock the enemy away and give you a chance to run or turn the fight to a neutral stance and you continue the fight from there
-To power up (power is level btw) you will need training gears that u can buy at the shop in etris or at the dojo in vigils
-Once you have training gears you will need to kill npcs to get xp (just like any other game) and as you power up you get talents according what stats you have like a really good talent called “Exoskeleton” it’s requirements are 40 fortitude and “Condition Runner” you will heal while you run if under 75% health its requirements are 25 agility, 25 fortitude and all the “Alley cat” talents such as “Endurance Runner” and “Scaredy Cat”
-The fortune teller is called mystic, you can talk to mystic to choose what kind of talents you get as long as you have the required stats
-When buying weapons you can see the requirements are LHT = light, MED = medium, HVY = heavy
-After powering up you get talent hands and mantra hands (not every power give mantra hands) you can pick talents and mantras but as you train your attunement (magic/element) you can different stars of mantras 0-19 = 0 star, 20-29 = 1 star, 30-49 2 star, 50+ = 3 star (these are ur stats if u didn’t know)
But yea those are some tips that I think would help and I hope you can enjoy deepwoken a bit more
Wow nice video! Though this really shows how the updates are not in mind of new players ;/
This video was very enjoying to see it, I hope you does come back to deepwoken, thank you.
While it seemed like I was a bit overwhelmed, I did enjoy my two first hours of this game
The game is actually really fun too if you just had someone to help you through the early stages of the game youd have a lot more fun.a group of friends of mine can give you a hand at the start if you want
i remember the first time i played this game with friends a megalodaunt killed 7 of us cuz no one knew how to play, good memories also nice vid! waiting for the next one
The things i always recommend for beginners is to learn trail of one, basically mob arena wich you can only enter as power 1, it really helps with parrying 50% of the mobs that you're gonna progress from. Another place is the Crypt of unbroken (humanoid NPCs) - really nice place to progress after finishing trail of one or you can try place called ''Starswept valley'' it's bit more difficult to get there for the first time but as mentioned you can prog out of mobs that were in trail of one. And ofc wiki is VERY helpful.
bad way to learn the game, will take to long and will be frustrating. go vipers pit and learn sharko
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Tip on npc combat with swords. Usually I attack them first, they block then throw out an attack. I then parry and throw out and attack, then they block and then attack. You keep doing this "parry exhange" until their posture is broken. The posture bar indicates how much you can hold block for. Basically if it turns yellow completely you will be block broken and stunned for a short amount of time letting the enemy get an extra hit on you. Keep in mind, your posture bar increases if you block an attack or the enemy parries you, which increases the posture bar by a bit. To lower your posture bar, you want to parry incoming attacks from enemies. So basically for npcs with swords, daggers, or heavy weapons, you want to mainly parry exchange.
Now for the bosses, like the megolaudant and other bosses, you can practice them at "Trial of One" Which is located at minitrysa, Sail right towards the big gate from etris docks, then after entering the gate, continue forward until you see ice spikes in the water, sail closer to the ice spikes until you see an island, which is minitrysa. Trial of one helped me train bosses, the annoying thing is you have to sail back to Trial of one everytime you die. You get a spawnpoint there, once you beat the thresher (a crocodile boss) which is the 3rd boss in Trial of one. So if you can beat the crocodile you can continue to train there forever, because you have gained the spawnpoint. To go to the spawnpoint, everytime you wipe (die completely) you can click on the origin tab in the main menu when costumizing your character and click on minitrysa, spawning you at Trial of One.
IMPORTANT TIP: Parrying, dodging, critical, Mouse 1's, mantras. This is the games combat system, the most important tip I have is you have to dodge sometimes. Bosses for example make a sound and a red indicator when you have to dodge, if you dont you will be block broken. So dodging is just as important as parrying. Learn to really use your reflexes instead of predicting when a boss makes a move. The bosses have a certain pattern to them. Like golem, after it stops doign its helicopter attack, usually you can get 1-2 hits in then it unleashes an attack. But its not the same attack everytime, it varies. Sometimes its an uppercut which you have to dodge, a beam he shoots which you have to dodge (tip dodge the beam once it goes silent), a stomp which you can parry, and a two hand attack which you can parry. You have to use your reflexes to either dodge or parry, and if you get hit, its because you have a skill issue or its because you have high ping, so check the servers ping.
That blue tempo bar helps you escape combos by pressing G once it is halfway.
Also for movement tips, when you use your slide you can jump, making you get an extra dash kind of, if you also slide then click on your mouse you will get an uppercut. Kinda experiment and look in the controls panel to see how you can do different things.
Please give the game a chance, I also sucked at the game when starting, but once you ease in the game, it becomes really fun and you spend alot of time on it. Hope you find this helpful.
After you parry press R in PvP it’s a good mixup I wished I learned earlier, also for PvE wait for them to attack and parry then swing once always
I play deepwoken a lot, so seeing someone new, like you is great. I also have a guild I like to train people in, if you want to join it, its free to anyone
Starting the game with friends can help a lot. Also finding the attunement you like the Best, like flamecharm is good for damage and support, frostdraw is insanely good for stun, galebreath is a godly mobility and thundercall is good for stun and mobility. Same goes for weapons. It usualy helps to start with heavy, because of the block break critical attack, wich also has s. But if you have any question or need help with progressing, i can Always tag along. Good luck with the game! :3
Some tips I can give is that you have 5 bars: the first is your posture which is the block break meter, it goes down slowly overtime but some ways of getting rid of posture is to spit(t) spitting also heals a slight amount of hp or parry but getting parried also fills it up. 2 the hp bar the hp bar indicates the amount of lives you have and how much hp you have. Clean means 2 lives but rusty means 1 live, you can get lives back by lvlin up. 3 your armor your armor is crucial in pvp and pve for it reduces the amount of dmg you take from all incoming sources but since your in freshie rags you are gonna be taking true dmg all the time. 4 ether bar the amount of ether you have to use mantras not much else. 5 bar is your tempo bar which when at max increases your overall ether regen but pressing g while the bar is blue will allow you to vent which is a combo ender and landing one will knock enemy’s back canceling their current attack (note: missing a vent will leave you stunned for 3-5 seconds and they can also parry, block, dodge your vent)
Another thing is that when you are depths or celtor wastes there is a trial in the center of the city which allows you to escape but only at lvls 1-5 I believe is where you can escape with out fighting a mob. In the depths there are a few things you might need to be a afraid of while starting off which is the mobs, don’t interact with any floating feathers, run if you need any type of mob that looks big or has a purple aura around them, if you see a buff squid just don’t go near it trust me on this one, and don’t stay in there for too long because you will get insane and eventually just get head popped.
There is also a danger meter which is the skull at the top, hovering over it will show you how much time you have left before you get out of danger, depending on the enemy the timer can vary but player danger(red skull) will always be one minute. Leaving the game while in danger will take a life away and leave you at half hp, hunger, and thirst. Don’t leave game through Roblox menu, instead leave game through the door because there won’t be a 10 second delay and it allows you to pick different servers.
Ik I went on a yap session but I hope this helps
i wont lie i was in the same predicament as you when i first started, i was lost and i didnt understand the game at all and this was a a time of the game where it was completely different to what it is now. so as a player of same experience as you i feel your pain but what really helped me get to learn the game and enjoy it was first of all playing it and second it was having friends to play it with to help me if i ever had questions on the spot so i think it would be a great idea to play along with a friend ask them to teach you, play with and maybe even progress with you to take of the burden of playing the game alone as a new player.
otherwise good luck to your deepwoken journey :D
Advice doesn’t apply anymore. Way more OP toxic players that kill for no personal gain than when you first started. Being a new player rn makes you nearly completely softlocked to progressing, let alone being able to practice and get better at the game. You can’t get better when you’re dying so often and then running 10 minutes back to practice on that same enemy type. For example Trial of One takes too long to restart and try again, so the time it takes to master fighting sharkos can be months of playing.
And sharko is only the 2nd trial
I have been looking for games to play and deepwoken is one of those games where it introduced me to this type of game format and your channel is literally what I needed, the only reason I got deepwoken was because it was 50% off 😭
Glad that you found Deepwoken!
Go do trail of one it will help you allot in learn how to fight monsters
BTW after you parry m1 directly
Parrying will stun the enemy
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hi just wanted to explain some things
tempo increases when you hit opponents or get hit, if you press G while having high tempo you will "vent"
venting allows you to escape combos as it bypasses all forms of stun, unless your opponent has a specific perk which disables venting (collapsed lung)
the game is intended to be learned through experience, it is an intended flaw
the same thing applies to the new player experience, monad studios are especially notorious for giving you no guidance whatsoever and just throwing you into some of the hardest roblox games you'll ever play, rogue lineage being the prime example, as people often call deepwoken the "child friendly" version of rogue (rogue doesn't even have a tutorial in the first place)
you can parry depending on when the attack is about to hit you too, the tutorial simply explains how the devs thought of parrying, which is not the most efficient way of doing it
if you have any other questions ill lyk
in the overworld you have 2 lives, each indicated by how your health bar looks like. if you have 2 lives, it'll be orange. if you have 1 life, it'll be orange with stains. if you die with a stained health bar, you will be sent to the depths, where your character will slowly go insane if you dont escape. dying in the depths instantly wipes your character
Tip try to join in low person servers because exits a origins called "voidwalkers" basically the voidwalkers are people who kill people to obtain exp and a chest with
Hi. I play deepwoken and I have a few things I want to point out.
Necessarily, most humanoid enemies (Mudskippers, bandits and others) usually have the same moveset, if we are talking about their M1 Combo. If you get the parry down pat with the Vigils Trainer, bandits and other general npcs shouldn't be a big problem.
Since there is 3 weapon types, and NPCs use all three (Heavy, Light and Medium), the timing does need to be altered. For example, to parry a light weapon, you usually have to do it as you see them start moving, as the m1 is generally very fast. For Medium, its somewhere in the middle, a little after the anim starts, and for heavy, it's the slowest so it's sometimes iffy to parry if you only practiced medium and light.
It's a little complex, yeah but in any case however.
The Tempo Bar dictates the speed of your Ether Regen. However, it also has another niché use, Venting or you may also call it "Tempo Break/Burst", where you use a chunk of your Tempo to basically send everything around you flying and practically getting you out of combos. You get 80-90% of your bar filled the moment you are tagged in combat, and a vent costs around 40-50% tempo.
The posture works as a 1 to 100. If the posture reachers 100% and you block, you get block broken, leaving you stunned longer than a normal hitstun.
To fight in this game, after parrying, you have to retaliate with an m1. It's not exactly like what I saw with you attempting to "r" or in other words, critical using your sword against the mudskippers. It is unadvisable, as the windup is longer and you do not have hyperarmor compared to a heavy weapon's critical.
My general suggestion is, if you fight an NPC, lets say a bandit or mudskipper, take the first strike and continue with your m1. If they block it, it's advisable to continue attacking until they parry. If they parry your first hit, simply parry back their attack, and either counterattack using a mantra, another m1 or your critical. Don't fear of getting ganged up by NPCs as there is an anti teaming script, making it so that only one engages you at a time, although for mudskippers its a bit different.
EDIT EXTRA: There is also Feinting, indicated by the (x) icon under the Armor bar. There are 3 things you can feint.
- M1 Feint
- Roll Cancel
- Mantra Feint
I'll be only going over M1 Feint and Roll Canceling as Mantra Feinting is a rather advanced technic.
Feinting an m1 is a common tactic, well not so common anymore after revisions within the game itself, but it is still good against npcs. If you feint an NPC, you either force them to block a hit or dodge. You can feint your M! by right clicking during the M1 animation, so long as it hasn't crossed the strike threshold (the moment your swing registers as a full swing)
Roll Canceling is basically cutting your roll in half, making it so that you do not move much whilst dodging and are good for instantly dodging certain things. If you press Q and then Right click, it is a roll cancel. If you do it sucessfully, you can see that your dodge CD restores quickly. ( Note, only the M1 and Mantra Feint go on a Feint Cooldown.)
In reguards of learning about monsters, I suggest going to Minitrysa, into Outpost Atunumbia and going into the Trial of One. Should keep at it until you beat the trial, and will fast track your character by 5-7 levels at most.
Playing this game with friends or comrades is also advisable, as the more the merier.
Hope this helps!
- idk, Syn924
My tip be brave. Running away most of the time gets you killed. You also regain a lot of health when u kill an enemy (not execute them). Larger monsters look scary but have simple movesets only attacks that glow red break ur block so blocking and seeing what they do can be a method to learning them. U will sometimes not be able to parry everything being too defensive is not that good early when u have low health anyways. You also only get an atunement when u choose it in ur character creator. You can play attunmentless but i wouldnt recomment it at the start. The Island u started on was a good as u can gain like 30 notes there to buy training equipment at the antiquarian. (u get 25 from ur savoir and a golden ring from the warrior that sits beneath the tree taht u can sell). Also Roll more (Q) it gives u good movement and when u time it right u can dodge an attack and get i frames.
The biggest thing is that this game is really hard to do solo but it can be done what i would recommend you to do is to do the tutorial every time to re do it you just have to talk to the captain in the fragments of self and ask him to remind you having a mantra at the beginning is always helpful then i would recommend to go to lower erisia and start fighting small mobs like mudskippers and make sure to dash a lot to dodge attacks and run away easily make sure to always use your training items whenever you can and always have the deepwoken wiki at hand for anything you might be unsure about as much as its a good game deepwoken is not a beginner friendly game and its very very trial and error focused game but after you start killing enemies and start leveling up you can see all of the new talents that you can use to get stronger you can always look at progression guides/ leveling guides or follow a build made by another player deepwoken is very hard to begin but once you get past the big learning curve and hopefully meet some people that can carry you through and explain a lot you will start learning a lot of it and see how good the game can be
as someone who started deepwoken a few months ago thanks to my friend, who thaught me the game, seeing you struggle made me remember those times. if you play the game it would be best if you have someone with you to teach you the game. have fun, the deep is calling :)
Tips: When caught on fire, click Q to roll it off
People with black swirling circles around them is there to kill you
Spawning at vigils would be a good choice because of the instructor that doesnt kill, but instead he trains you
There is also 2 bandits at a bridge at vigil to practice fighting
i highly recommend watching tutorials, and make sure they are a bit updated, please keep making deep videos, really enjoyed this
I'm only going to be making one more video, unfortunately as I want to make content on great games where people might not know exist. Please support other Deepwoken channels, I'm sure they'll appreciate it!
yk actually one of the better youtuber reactions to a first playthrough of deepwoken
Oh thank you!
Its nice to see a new person playing the game, as you already know the new player experience is just.. terrible. However when you explore way more into the game and get friends to play with you will enjoy it way more.
Good tip use your q, for dodging, and ctrl lets you slide whilst you are running!(whilst walking, crouch)
Ooh it'll help me with traversal, thanks!
I can teach you a few things if you want.Also if you have a sword equipes you can handle it with two hands if you have a shield equip it with 1 hand but if you dont have a shield equip it with 2 is so much better
The celtor wastes is the depths. If you die in the depths, then as you know you will wipe. To escape, you have to go to the middle of that city that you saw walls of. There are two entries and in my opinion for beginners go to the one with the slope and just make your way straight down the path until you find a big gate. Go from there and you should find your way out.
I saw a list of basics, but ended up writing a list of all the systems in the game, so I figured I’d leave it here:
As you take or deal damage, your tempo bar will fill. When the bar is blue, you can press g to vent, pushing away enemies.
Ether is the stamina gauge spent for using your mantras.
Posture fills as you block damage, or are parried, and lowers when parrying someone else. If posture fills up you are block broken.
You have 3 lives. On your last life, you are sent to the depths. If you die in the depths, you die permanently. There are two ways to avoid this. 1: If you find yourself in the depths, you can escape through the city in the middle. There is a trial where you fight an enemy, which is harder depending on your level as well as how many times you have done it. 2: leveling up puts you back to 3 lives.
Leveling up: To level up and receive a new set of cards to pick from, you must invest all 15 points for that level. This is done by using a training item of a specific attribute to put a point into that stat. In order to invest the point, however, you must have both enough general xp from defeating enemies and enough xp for that specific stat. The method for gaining specific xp varies depending on stat (fortitude needs taking damage, agility is from running and climbing, etc)
You can craft items in your inventory. More advanced crafts can only be done near a crafting station, found most places in the game.
There are multiple “Origins,” which are just starting points for your character. More advanced origins may come with special abilities.
Oaths are essentially classes for the game. They are acquired through quest lines with varying requirements, and give passives and moves of their own. You can only have one.
You can achieve a single Resonance, a random single move that is very powerful. Resonance has its own xp gained slowly through things like killing bosses and fighting things in the depths. When you have enough xp and your hp reaches 0, it will fill back up and let you pick a resonance from a selection of 3 cards.
Controls can be viewed at any time in-game.
It is a lot of things, but that’s now not just the basics. All of that is the whole game. This all allows for a huge variation of playstyles and builds. The devs can use those things to expand practically infinitely. You can vary builds with focusing specific stats, differing elements for your magic, differing oaths, a different resonance, specific passives gained from leveling up, and however you want to use that. In addition, there’s a huge map with tons of locations and enemies that make it feel very alive, and the soundtrack is absolutely amazing throughout. As a big plus, the lore is deep and fun and constantly expanding. It’s an overall great experience that always stays fresh.
That's pretty much everything tbh, only thing that separates a seasoned player and a freshie is game knowledge and combat knowledge
gawd i rly miss the time where i was completly new to deepwoken so much, it felt so cool going to lower erisia for the first time seeing everything for the first time
A lot of people seem to miss their first experiences, you must have been here for quite a while now :)
AlphaWho a good place to train is the Isle of Vigils it has a trainer inside it that you can practice parrying and everything without the aspect of being executed, you can either take the highways (Giant gates) or spawn there to find it
(wrote this while mid-watched the video)
Tips for u , dont just pary to passively. After u parry then m1 as fast as possible to fight back, thats how the game works. U should also think about the aerial attack wich is jump + m1 or run m1 (i hope u will do that next vids)
Thanks for letting me know, gotta play aggressively next time
I’m pretty sure Aerial attacks are a quest talent. You probably forgot because you did the quest like ages ago.
@@lolfoxmaster4870 it is not, jump and m1 will make you slightly dash forwards and stab, the aerial dash movement type is gotten through a quest
hey! ive been basically a day 1 on deepwoken, (a little sad you only doing one more vid since theres too much content) however.
instead of parrying then staring at a humanoid npc, you should instead crit back, or m1, as parry trading is quite important, for learning monsters though, try to learn their patterns.
pretty sure everyone else in the entire world explained, but there are a few other mechanics, venting by pressing g if you have enough tempo will get people off of you, uppercuts by pressing ctrl+m1 at the same time will throw you in the air, negating all damage from a incoming aerial attack, speaking of aerials are just m1s midair
and the more important ones, q(dodge)+rmb will cancel your dodge giving you slightly less s, but also allowing you to react faster afterwards, and allowing you to instantly dodge again.
momentum is also in the game, the longer you run the more momentum you build up, you can climb higher or slide longer with enough momentum, as well as if you do a momentum slide then jump, youll go a bit farther.
and finally, stats. certain cards or talents will have a stat requirement. who could have guessed. if i could play with you to show you a few things, i would. but i am a viewer.
Thanks for all the tips!
Yeah, I'm not planning to be a Deepwoken channel (I would rather have you all support other content creators that love this game); I just want to show people cool games on Roblox and Deepwoken is definitely one of them!
I'm waiting for part two c:
My BIGGEST tip is having a friend teach you to paly the game I have taught like 4 different people and most of them probably jsut wouldnt have played if i didnt teach them
try vigil spawn for the pve training npc that you can fight to learn how to fight without risk losing progress is a chance to make a new character a new build and to learn from your mistakes don't give up.
the deep is calling
Tempo is venting, you gain tempo by just getting in combat or if you get hit, you gain tempo so that by clicking G you can "vent" you can use it to escape combos and repel your enemies. Posture is pretty simple, when you block your posture goes up and when you parry attacks it goes down, but when other people parry your attacks it goes up. Also while your running you can click ctrl to slide making you go faster. Hope this helps
When you parry you should try and m1 right after to allow you to get damage in
you should get a friend to play with and try fighting a boss called ferryman it has a great soundtrack and a great experience of how bosses are
I could help you progress! Hmu if you want to learn some of the movesets of the enemies! Good content btw!!!!
So the permadeath is a bit harsh but two deaths bring you to the celtor wastes or depths but powering up or leveling after dying once makes it so your lives are replenished. If your HP bar looks stained, that means your next death brings you to the celtor wastes or depths it clears up after powering up.
They way tempo works is it naturally drains in combat, and you gain some by hitting enemies, the higher your Tempo, the higher your Ether regen, you can also use a big chunk of your Tempo by pressing G to "vent" wich pushes enemies away.
Also to learn fighting Bandits (the most basic mob excluding Mudskippers), spawn at Vigils, there's two on a bridge that you can fight and give a decent chunk of XP.
Hello, 2 days later but I decided to comment on the sliver of a chance you'll see this.
First of all, don't get discouraged! This game is really fun once you get the hang of leveling and it has an amazing atmosphere.
Second, learning to parry and dodge is the key to PVE, you can kill any mob just by learning to do that, so I suggest taking small steps and learning how to deal with humanoid npcs and megalodaunts first.
Finally, get some friends. Eventually, you'll run into players who progress solely through killing other players. Yes, it is as bad as it sounds.
Hopefully, you do stream at some point, I'd love to tune in and watch a newbie play again. It reminds me of me and my friends' shenanigans when we first started.
Anyways, keep it up and make sure you have fun!
Thanks for commenting, looks like your sliver of chance has been seen haha. Thanks for your tips!
Tip: play like a canor and get friends, fighting together is always better than alone!
I like how calm and the slow pace of the video is. And I get it, Deepwoken ain't that beginner friendly but.. if you keep going, you might find some fun in it :D (awesome video, fr)
I can never compete with the ultra-ADHD style of editing, I frankly can’t even be that vigorous in recording haha. Thank you for watching the video, I appreciate it
deepwoken is a 'learn on the job' type game, it was extremely hard for me to adjust to the game, and I've been playing for a good while and im still struggling at the game in some ways, don't give up though! I believe that you can get really good. just watch out for guys in a black and orange uniform who run towards you.
Avoid the black and orange, got it. Thanks for the encouragement!
@@AlphaWhoo To be more specific, those are called "Voidwalkers" they are basically bounty hunters. You'll be save from them for now but once you reach level 10 they'll be able to teleport to your location and kill you for loot and exp. You can become one of them for conveniences like free water, training gears, etc though exp gained from other sources may be significantly reduced. (Note that the reduced exp isnt that much of deal and this origin is a good way to train your pvp skill )
@@singuily7976 …Oh dear.
@@AlphaWhoo til this day, i just don't know why voidwalkers exist. the only thing they do is progressing by breaking into other's progression.
@@jojof.n5594 the thirst for combat and mostly give you a reason to not commit genocide to factions and be a good lil boy
*so some things the tutorial simply doesn't tell
-you can feint sword swings by right clicking right after initiating a swing after which feinting goes on a cooldown indicated by a circle with an x between your armor and ether bars
-you can feint mantra attacks by left and right clicking simultaneously right after using a mantra
-you can roll cancel if you right click during a roll (you already did this during the video so i assume you figured it out already)
-you can ragdoll cancel if you press right click while being ragdolled (not when being knocked due to reaching 0 hp, and some moves/abilties are unragdoll cancellable)
-you can switch you stance by pressing Y (light weapons only have one stance, medium weapons have 1 handed and 2 handed stances right from the get go, heavy weapons can only use two handed but one handed heavy weapon stance can be unlocked via progression)
one hand stance will make you deal more posture damage on successful parries and regen more posture on successful parries as well as the ability to use a secondary weapon/shield
two handed stance will increase posture dmg on hits
*these may or may not be in the tutorial since tutorial was created before these were added/replaced/changed
-if you press ctrl + right click you will do an uppercut
-tempo is the rate at which you can regen ether and whether or not you can vent you regen tempo by hitting and getting hit you gain an intial tempo surge upon triggering combat (tempo is a stat that can be increased i think base its either 100 or 120)
-pressing G will do a vent this will get enemies off you (it costs around 40 tempo)
*stuff that you might want to know and probably would've figured it anyways
-you have 3 lives in deepwoken upon dying once you health bar becomes stained but other than that you are no different than before, if you die while your health bar is stained you get sent to the depths , while in the depths you can escape and go back to 3 lives but if you die in the depths its game over
- there is a massive gate on the map that will send you to the eastern luminant ( a different set of islands)
*these are stuff that you might find as spoilers but realistically you wouldn't find out without somebody telling you or looking through the wiki so don't read it if you don't want to
-there are things called oaths they may or may not have stat requirements they give you extra non elemental abilties that can range from moving faster to illusion magic
-murmur they are one extra ability that can be obtained through bosses/quests
-resonances/bells are one extra ability that can be received by slaying bosses/players/strong monsters
-the depths has 2 layers as of right now, scyphozia the place where you went and the eternal gale an optional dungeon accessed by either going to an npc to send you there safely or jumping into the void in the first layer at lvl 3+ or above, you used to be able to get sent straight to layer 2 upon death if you were sent to the depths more than 15 times but people complained that it was tedious to escape from layer 2 to 1 to the surface
Tempo can be pretty confusing at first so I'll try explain that. Each time you get hit, and I believe each time you hit someone else you get a small amount of tempo, the more tempo you have the quicker your ether regenerates which is what you use to cast mantras, your spells. Also it's important to know if you're new, pressing G will use half of your tempo to 'vent' if you have enough, venting will push all the enemies near you away, giving you a chance to run away or prepare to parry again, useful is you're being attacked by something that swings fast and you need time to recover. Definitely look up tutorials, because there are some things that the game won't tell you, like how to make a build or what weapons and armours are good, ect...
play more deepwoken its funny to see you play you should make a playlist about it and you getting good and also skill issue tbh
Tempo is basically what gives extra ether regen in combat, pressing G when your tempo turns blue and shines allows you to vent (basically an evasive) at the cost of some tempo.