Now running party of 4 solo archers, and it is fun. Only arena fights become very hard only with archers. Otherwise just slow everybody down, shoot and run works flawlesly.
would be nice to have a BUILD GUIDE from level 1 to this stage... how do you assign the attributes and how to you get the loot/gear/skillz to make all this stuff.
Hi Pesto, I considered doing that, however the itemization will very much depend on your own playthrough and thus is very individualized. The core approach would be - Get will to 15, then get mobility to at least 16-18, start increasing crit, at times increase mobility until you are at 22/24 - Get level appropriate armor, weapon, oils, collect materials regularly - Use smithing and alchemy in particular to get level appropriate gear - If you have legendary items, get the path of war to level 4 and visit the brotherhood regularly to upgrade the leggo to the current party level.
@@SykenPlaysThx.. I'll try to follow this.. I'm still running around in the starter town and almost done with the area.. but kinda confused on what to concentrate each of my characters on and how to upgrade weapons and gear... I play the game here and there and therefore it is fun.. I don't want my games to take on full time jobs!
I haven't got the oils yet, but in your spearman build, you built your harpooner with the poison and burning oil. Wouldn't this be incredibly effective on a level 12 archer as well? An entire group, burning, poisoned, bleeding on crit and even slowed down so they have trouble ever reaching you?
Having multiple status effects is certainly an effective way of playing the game. In the very endgame things are changing around a bit again, because the enemy hit points pools typically do not keep up with the enormous damage. That however should not discourage you to try the build. I chose them deliberately to give people a good understanding of beginner / leveling-friendly & highly effective builds.
Since you are talking about pack sizes increasing. Is this true for region locked mode as well? Do your guides focus on adaptive scaling? Sorry if this is a question you answered before, just not willing to dive into guides that focus on a different game mode than the one I enjoy most.
It is true for both of the modes. The game dynamically scales up the enemy size of the packs in both version. Animal companions count for that as well, so it is not only your companions.
the only issue with the beast master play and with the not so effective animals: They are simply too much fun :- ) I hope the devs give us more pet things in the futere. Some bonus if the animal gets its favourite food? For example.
I do understand the appeal of animals, they are fun, just the party sizing and how it works in Wartales isn't that great. Overall, they can be a good add-on for a party and as you can see in my animal challenge videos that are currently being released - you can also win with Animals only :)
@@SykenPlays my point exactly. Even IF they were less than optimal in ALL situations (And they are clearly not), the fun would be enough to compensate for it.
Assuming that you have all of the other classes as team members, I would indeed take a 2nd archer, their ultimate is the strongest of all classes and given the size of the battlefield, their reach plays a significant role in positioning and just dealing a lot of damage. There is only so much frontline in some of the maps and an archer can always attack.
@@aidynoconnor582 Just play through it naturally, you will get it eventually. The materials are also not that problematic. It really makes achieving the crit cap much easier.
The armor inlets are DLC content, the rest is crafted gear that anyone can do. The base game offers similar crit chance inlets, so you are not missing a lot without the DLC. That being said, of course the DLC offers some additional other rewards, which independently of the classes can be useful.
@@AzMadrid If you disassemble helmets at the tinker bench you get a patch that has the helmet's effect on it, you can install that item on another helmet to override the existing power with the one from the patch.
The tip on the war bow's volley shot was sweet. Thanks for another great guide👍
Yep, the little tricks ;)
Thanks for you wartales content. Please more update guides.
Lucky for you, there will be many more released - now on a daily base :)
Now running party of 4 solo archers, and it is fun. Only arena fights become very hard only with archers. Otherwise just slow everybody down, shoot and run works flawlesly.
That is an interesting party :)
would be nice to have a BUILD GUIDE from level 1 to this stage... how do you assign the attributes and how to you get the loot/gear/skillz to make all this stuff.
Hi Pesto,
I considered doing that, however the itemization will very much depend on your own playthrough and thus is very individualized.
The core approach would be
- Get will to 15, then get mobility to at least 16-18, start increasing crit, at times increase mobility until you are at 22/24
- Get level appropriate armor, weapon, oils, collect materials regularly
- Use smithing and alchemy in particular to get level appropriate gear
- If you have legendary items, get the path of war to level 4 and visit the brotherhood regularly to upgrade the leggo to the current party level.
@@SykenPlaysThx.. I'll try to follow this.. I'm still running around in the starter town and almost done with the area.. but kinda confused on what to concentrate each of my characters on and how to upgrade weapons and gear... I play the game here and there and therefore it is fun.. I don't want my games to take on full time jobs!
thank you for guide.i love wartales very much.i think best game to 2023
Glad that you enjoy it!
I haven't got the oils yet, but in your spearman build, you built your harpooner with the poison and burning oil. Wouldn't this be incredibly effective on a level 12 archer as well? An entire group, burning, poisoned, bleeding on crit and even slowed down so they have trouble ever reaching you?
Having multiple status effects is certainly an effective way of playing the game. In the very endgame things are changing around a bit again, because the enemy hit points pools typically do not keep up with the enormous damage. That however should not discourage you to try the build. I chose them deliberately to give people a good understanding of beginner / leveling-friendly & highly effective builds.
I run 3 Archers in my squad and the overlapping infantrist cones of 3 kills pretty much everything before it reaches me.
Cool team-comp, sounds like a lot of fun
Well done!
Thanks Greymaker
Since you are talking about pack sizes increasing. Is this true for region locked mode as well? Do your guides focus on adaptive scaling? Sorry if this is a question you answered before, just not willing to dive into guides that focus on a different game mode than the one I enjoy most.
It is true for both of the modes. The game dynamically scales up the enemy size of the packs in both version. Animal companions count for that as well, so it is not only your companions.
Good guide, Subbed :)
glad you liked it and welcome
the only issue with the beast master play and with the not so effective animals: They are simply too much fun :- )
I hope the devs give us more pet things in the futere. Some bonus if the animal gets its favourite food? For example.
I do understand the appeal of animals, they are fun, just the party sizing and how it works in Wartales isn't that great.
Overall, they can be a good add-on for a party and as you can see in my animal challenge videos that are currently being released - you can also win with Animals only :)
@@SykenPlays my point exactly. Even IF they were less than optimal in ALL situations (And they are clearly not), the fun would be enough to compensate for it.
Hello, I'm new to the game, how come you have 4 skills to choose from at level 3? But I play on Xbox and I only have 3 skills to choose from?
You unlock them in your campaign. There are some missions that reward you with a new subclass
@HiddenLink_clips ahhh that's amazing, thank you so much for the reply
Would you take both archer types into your team? Iam looking for an 8th team member and Infantryman was so strong in my first game (before 1y).
Assuming that you have all of the other classes as team members, I would indeed take a 2nd archer, their ultimate is the strongest of all classes and given the size of the battlefield, their reach plays a significant role in positioning and just dealing a lot of damage.
There is only so much frontline in some of the maps and an archer can always attack.
You mentioned goes crit and movement but in the stats shows a lot of dex, why is that?
Tnx great channel
That's likely all from the weapon.
Great video, just wondering where you acquire the armour brooch from? Are they crafted at a certain point, or are they item drops?
Which ones?
Do you mean the belt accessories? If so, they are recipies that you can craft, once you have crafted the respective oil at least once.
@@SykenPlays sorry should have been more specific, meant the brooch that was attached to your body armour, the one giving it the extra crit chance
@@aidynoconnor582 Oh, that is from the Pirates of Belerion DLC, there are others with a bit less crit chance though earlier in the game
@@SykenPlays cool, I have that dlc, just haven't visited the zone yet. There any special requirements to acquire it, or just come across it naturally?
@@aidynoconnor582 Just play through it naturally, you will get it eventually. The materials are also not that problematic. It really makes achieving the crit cap much easier.
Would be helpful to know which items and skills are DLC only content since not everyone owns the dlc
The armor inlets are DLC content, the rest is crafted gear that anyone can do. The base game offers similar crit chance inlets, so you are not missing a lot without the DLC. That being said, of course the DLC offers some additional other rewards, which independently of the classes can be useful.
sir may I ask where did you get the 1 layer in your helmet?
Which one are you referring to?
@@SykenPlays your helmet has a layer? how did you do that? regular helmet has no layer or slot to put Oil
@@AzMadrid If you disassemble helmets at the tinker bench you get a patch that has the helmet's effect on it, you can install that item on another helmet to override the existing power with the one from the patch.
How do you have 4 skill choices for each level up threshold ?
Each class has a special unlock which requires you to win an arena. It comes with a new set of skills and individual skill options