Since no one is commenting on the final blow, I will do it. I love how you decided to use Excalibur to deal the final blow. Not only it allowed Barghest to see her idol in her final moment, it also showed the light of Excalibur that is meant to save the world to what little of herself remains in her current state.
Bedi is a good alternative if you don't wanna use Seiba, since he also uses Excalibur(though instead of a beam pillar he uses it like Arondight Overload)
I'm surprised not to see Tristan here. It's only right and proper to give him a chance to redeem himself against Barghest. He was super valuable in this fight for me.
@@eslamatef8442 I was using the Knights only for a thematic challenge. Not that it's a particularly difficult fight. I almost won with just the guest servants alone. Only Gawain just barely died at the end which is why I decided to finish her off with Tristan symbolically.
A most fitting team for the most exciting moment of LB6! (Not biased at all) Arthur's niche comes up at the best times. And Bedivere's NPing like an Archer. This might be the perfect stage with forced supports. It's like a puzzle where every piece gets pushed on value, with enough variations. (This is a sunlight stage too?!)
Yup it's a sunlight stage for some reason. It took me some trial and error to figure out the best way to line them up and who to keep alive mostly because of Gawain's Buster/Attack up passives for all Round Table Knights, and having the units die to DoTs rather than the boss itself will make it easier to handle the final health bar.
@@DragonFalconFGO I'm almost glad you couldn't use Tristan as he makes it way easier in the end. And Arthur's 3rd skill doesn't get enough love. Even his 3rd append was perfect but I guess you're holding off for now. BTW Albion's truly a joke but a few moments may be worth it in an LB6 compilation of such fights.
Tbf Albion being a joke of a Calamity Boss in this Lostbelt is offset by Cernunnos being harder than any other story boss in the game. Barghest and Oberon are about what I would expect for an endgame boss for a Lostbelt: challenging, but not exceedingly so. I still don't know what the fuck DW/Lasengle were thinking when they made Cernunnos as a mandatory storyline boss. He's harder than many event challenge quests...
Well. Albion in the timeline was a corpse. Melusine was part of the rotting corpse that had "revived itself". While Cernunnos was tricked by the faeries and killed using poison mead. He carried all the curse and hatred and of course targeted against the fae in LB6. The Cernunnos we faced was the one is a deity who created the land for the faeries. Even though Cernunnos was supposed to punish the faeries for not forging Excalibur. He is of course a god. You could say, Melusine was only a fraction of Albion and only have a part of his powers. While Cernunnos is a dead god that has reanimated himself in full.
Oberon is very far from difficult, super easy boss once you understand how to play around the mechanics, but his battery skills made the fight a dumb game of RNG (Cernunnos also has plenty of RNG that will screw you over, but I never found the need to reset compared to the former). Ultimately I enjoy fighting the big fluffy god but not Oberon. As for Cernunnos being harder than event challenge quests... idk about that. I still remember the Achilles EQ from Gilfest which is so ridiculously restrictive on what you can use.
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Since no one is commenting on the final blow, I will do it.
I love how you decided to use Excalibur to deal the final blow. Not only it allowed Barghest to see her idol in her final moment, it also showed the light of Excalibur that is meant to save the world to what little of herself remains in her current state.
Bedi is a good alternative if you don't wanna use Seiba, since he also uses Excalibur(though instead of a beam pillar he uses it like Arondight Overload)
What a great lineup! All the Round Table... almost.
I'm surprised not to see Tristan here. It's only right and proper to give him a chance to redeem himself against Barghest. He was super valuable in this fight for me.
@@kylepessell1350 no castoria?
@@eslamatef8442 I was using the Knights only for a thematic challenge. Not that it's a particularly difficult fight. I almost won with just the guest servants alone. Only Gawain just barely died at the end which is why I decided to finish her off with Tristan symbolically.
Everytime I have to fight against Barghest, I always use Tristan and always make it so that he's the one dealing the final blow.
Ah man, I see we have the same mindset as well.
Im curious why Tristan in particular?
@@l30ng62 If you play LB6, you'll understand.
i love when mash, gawain and lancelot said: Its round table time, and start round tableling on barghest
A most fitting team for the most exciting moment of LB6! (Not biased at all) Arthur's niche comes up at the best times. And Bedivere's NPing like an Archer.
This might be the perfect stage with forced supports. It's like a puzzle where every piece gets pushed on value, with enough variations. (This is a sunlight stage too?!)
Yup it's a sunlight stage for some reason. It took me some trial and error to figure out the best way to line them up and who to keep alive mostly because of Gawain's Buster/Attack up passives for all Round Table Knights, and having the units die to DoTs rather than the boss itself will make it easier to handle the final health bar.
@@DragonFalconFGO I'm almost glad you couldn't use Tristan as he makes it way easier in the end. And Arthur's 3rd skill doesn't get enough love. Even his 3rd append was perfect but I guess you're holding off for now.
BTW Albion's truly a joke but a few moments may be worth it in an LB6 compilation of such fights.
When you meet your heroes but they proceed to beat the living shit out of you.
Loved it. I'm trying to get all the knights myself. Definitely still missing quite a few but I did see my favorites in this video
Dude is so nice to see another Level 100 Proto Arthur. And one with Crit CC too.
Jonathan theme fits really well with Arthur
Based final selection.
Job well done. What a somber battle.
did the exact same team lmao, great minds think alike
I finished it off with Tristán xd
Tristan is gud.
I thought it was annoying that I could only use 2 of my own servants.
It is kind of annoying yeah but as long as you level David this fight is less difficult than it actually is.
xD me gusto bastante.
Tbf Albion being a joke of a Calamity Boss in this Lostbelt is offset by Cernunnos being harder than any other story boss in the game. Barghest and Oberon are about what I would expect for an endgame boss for a Lostbelt: challenging, but not exceedingly so.
I still don't know what the fuck DW/Lasengle were thinking when they made Cernunnos as a mandatory storyline boss. He's harder than many event challenge quests...
Well. Albion in the timeline was a corpse. Melusine was part of the rotting corpse that had "revived itself".
While Cernunnos was tricked by the faeries and killed using poison mead. He carried all the curse and hatred and of course targeted against the fae in LB6.
The Cernunnos we faced was the one is a deity who created the land for the faeries. Even though Cernunnos was supposed to punish the faeries for not forging Excalibur. He is of course a god.
You could say, Melusine was only a fraction of Albion and only have a part of his powers. While Cernunnos is a dead god that has reanimated himself in full.
Oberon is very far from difficult, super easy boss once you understand how to play around the mechanics, but his battery skills made the fight a dumb game of RNG (Cernunnos also has plenty of RNG that will screw you over, but I never found the need to reset compared to the former). Ultimately I enjoy fighting the big fluffy god but not Oberon.
As for Cernunnos being harder than event challenge quests... idk about that. I still remember the Achilles EQ from Gilfest which is so ridiculously restrictive on what you can use.
my account doesn't have Gareth so I get ur pain