At minute 44, when you checked your stats, you were using Archlich. He had maxed the magic buff from his skill which is why you saw 1500 damage. When next you checked, you were using Wolf, which is why you saw the 500 drop in magic damage. This was the reason. Also, you are an awesome player with an original playstyle.
Oh, yeah silly me. See, this is where not reading all the text and committing it all to memory gets me, I didn't even know he had stat scaling like that. Also, thanks so much! Appreciate it, homie.
The enemies with the big shields in act 2 will block certain attack’s damage depending on skul’s location when the damage actually occurs. When you used Hunt through them, skul was actually in front of the enemy when the damage from your skill was applied. You can damage them with Hunt if you charge directly at their shield. You just need to finish your skill behind the enemy so that damage is applied while behind them. This isn’t fully universal, and it seems like the game has weird rules when it comes to what should be blocked. I think the game might interpret Hunt as closer to teleporting forward and leaving a damage trail behind.
Hey Haxa, if nobody has commented on the “negative attack speed” glitch you were talking about in the tail end of the run; I believe I have a decent idea of what is happening there. I am fairly confident that it is not a matter of attack speed, but skill animation speed. I would be willing to bet almost anything that Wolf is just casting it too fast causing him to bypass the enemy hurt box entirely before the startup of damage registration. I will test this when I get home from work, but the easiest way to check is to pick up many attack speed boosting items while leaving the right-pillar at 0/10, and recording if there is a threshold present that, when hit, triggers Hunt to start missing. Then, after you are satisfied with the data collected, pump the right-pillar to 10/10 keeping attack speed items and check for Hunt missing. Next, delete all attack speed items and check for Hunt missing. Another factor that makes me confident that this is what is happening is the fact that it affects small enemy sprites more noticeably than larger sprites. Larger sprites have larger hit/hurt boxes; making the window of opportunity for Hunt’s hurt box overlapping with the enemy much longer. Like I said, I’ll test this when I’m home. I can also test to find what the actual pillar value is going to be that causes Hunt to start missing a) large mobs and b) small mobs. As the values will be different depending on sprite size. Will let you know if I turn up any interesting data. -Art
Love Werewolf. I remember when I was first trying to beat this game, I would just reset if I couldn't find Werewolf in act 1 and he's still my favourite.
I’ve learned much in the few weeks since you came in my recommended, I now actually consider the mixed damage angle when build making and now I wanna do some were wolf runs
I notice at the start your able to change werewolves skill. How do I do that? Or is it tied behind a particular dark mirror clear as I'm only up to 3 ATM.
15:51 TOTALLy, i just met your chanel, y always enjoyed this game, never cared to look up nything, now that im playing the dark portals, and it's getting serious it's been really helpful to stumble with your content
@@HaxaPlays i agree with you. For me there's two three types of runs: ones weak enough so I need Treasure+, ones strong enough that I don't need Treasure+ and the ones that are so ridiculously strong that I NEED to see it amplified by Treasure+
@@HaxaPlays I like it. I feel like treasure in general is weak, save for a few items. So dealing with the weak items then getting the strong Treasure + item feels like a worthy reward. Before Treasure + you would use treasure to get better items, then ditch it when you don't need it anymore. Now people are taking combatively weak items into the end game, so making the Treasure + items so powerful makes sense to me. Since instead of those 4 weak treasure items I could have courage or wisdom, or something stronger.
@@justified6280 The stat gains from Treasure+ are so enormous that even if this was true, it's cancelled out. On top of that, Treasure has both Pot of Greed and The Ring, which are fantastic scaling items. Plus, on top of it all, you only need 3 item slots to get Treasure+, AND Treasure 4 scales your run in and of itself, allowing you to often max all of your Arachne Shrines as well as allowing you to refresh shops so much your item consistency skyrockets. There is nothing weak about Treasure to offset the obscene power of Treasure+.
@@HaxaPlays The Ring and Pot of Greed are indeed very strong, but I almost never see them, so generally for me Treasure feels pretty weak, until it becomes Treasure +. I won't deny that Treasure+ is op, but I don't mind it. Know what I do mind? Revenge 2. Bro what is that? Revenge is ridiculously good, and feels like a crutch.
Attack speed also affects skill casting speed, so some skills if their animations are already fast can receive negative effects with too much attack speed. As for why it does that specifically to Hunt...iunno. 🤷♂
From Watching Your Videos I Have Come To Understand That I Am The Antichrist And You Are The Normal One. SO, Here Are SOme Of My Rules That You Break Every Walking Moment: 1. Stick With Only 1 Damage Type. 2. Srick With Only 1 Skull And Power Level That Shit To Alpha Centauri. 3. Never Swap Except If That Swap Can Increase My Damage. 4. Only Evolve 1 Skull 5. Despise Theif After Mixed. 6. Despise Thief. 7. Be Racially Motivated Twoards Thief. 8. Always Break Thief. 9. Thief Shall Never Come Out From The Jar. 10. Thief Shall Be Sacrificed To The Gargoyale King.
Jesus Christ lol, that's a lot. But also, you're actually much more normal with your playstyle than me. I'm pretty unique with the stuff I do, like swapping a lot and building mixed damage runs.
so if i have 1 arms, 1 artifact, and 1 hidden blade, would that be a 90% increase, or a 30% increase? Was asking a friend and he thought it was the set of 3 meaning the above scenario would give 30%. Is that right?@@HaxaPlays
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At minute 44, when you checked your stats, you were using Archlich. He had maxed the magic buff from his skill which is why you saw 1500 damage.
When next you checked, you were using Wolf, which is why you saw the 500 drop in magic damage. This was the reason.
Also, you are an awesome player with an original playstyle.
Oh, yeah silly me. See, this is where not reading all the text and committing it all to memory gets me, I didn't even know he had stat scaling like that.
Also, thanks so much! Appreciate it, homie.
The enemies with the big shields in act 2 will block certain attack’s damage depending on skul’s location when the damage actually occurs. When you used Hunt through them, skul was actually in front of the enemy when the damage from your skill was applied. You can damage them with Hunt if you charge directly at their shield. You just need to finish your skill behind the enemy so that damage is applied while behind them.
This isn’t fully universal, and it seems like the game has weird rules when it comes to what should be blocked. I think the game might interpret Hunt as closer to teleporting forward and leaving a damage trail behind.
Hey Haxa,
if nobody has commented on the “negative attack speed” glitch you were talking about in the tail end of the run; I believe I have a decent idea of what is happening there. I am fairly confident that it is not a matter of attack speed, but skill animation speed. I would be willing to bet almost anything that Wolf is just casting it too fast causing him to bypass the enemy hurt box entirely before the startup of damage registration. I will test this when I get home from work, but the easiest way to check is to pick up many attack speed boosting items while leaving the right-pillar at 0/10, and recording if there is a threshold present that, when hit, triggers Hunt to start missing. Then, after you are satisfied with the data collected, pump the right-pillar to 10/10 keeping attack speed items and check for Hunt missing. Next, delete all attack speed items and check for Hunt missing.
Another factor that makes me confident that this is what is happening is the fact that it affects small enemy sprites more noticeably than larger sprites. Larger sprites have larger hit/hurt boxes; making the window of opportunity for Hunt’s hurt box overlapping with the enemy much longer.
Like I said, I’ll test this when I’m home. I can also test to find what the actual pillar value is going to be that causes Hunt to start missing a) large mobs and b) small mobs. As the values will be different depending on sprite size.
Will let you know if I turn up any interesting data.
-Art
Thanks for the awesome run Haxa! Seeing you I realized that I always force to go Physical on Werewolf and I hardly use its swap skill.
What are the best inscriptions for werewolve and also the best support for him
Love Werewolf. I remember when I was first trying to beat this game, I would just reset if I couldn't find Werewolf in act 1 and he's still my favourite.
I’ve learned much in the few weeks since you came in my recommended, I now actually consider the mixed damage angle when build making and now I wanna do some were wolf runs
Hey Hax I think you couldve gotten rid of The Ring to the Negative Attack Speed since it gives a pretty hefty amount.
I notice at the start your able to change werewolves skill. How do I do that? Or is it tied behind a particular dark mirror clear as I'm only up to 3 ATM.
That is a mod, I use it as a convenient way to easily set up runs with the skills I want.
15:51 TOTALLy, i just met your chanel, y always enjoyed this game, never cared to look up nything, now that im playing the dark portals, and it's getting serious it's been really helpful to stumble with your content
You OWED us Treasure+ on this run, man...
I never take Treasure+, I find it to be boring because it's just too powerful.
@@HaxaPlays i agree with you. For me there's two three types of runs: ones weak enough so I need Treasure+, ones strong enough that I don't need Treasure+ and the ones that are so ridiculously strong that I NEED to see it amplified by Treasure+
@@HaxaPlays I like it. I feel like treasure in general is weak, save for a few items. So dealing with the weak items then getting the strong Treasure + item feels like a worthy reward. Before Treasure + you would use treasure to get better items, then ditch it when you don't need it anymore. Now people are taking combatively weak items into the end game, so making the Treasure + items so powerful makes sense to me. Since instead of those 4 weak treasure items I could have courage or wisdom, or something stronger.
@@justified6280 The stat gains from Treasure+ are so enormous that even if this was true, it's cancelled out. On top of that, Treasure has both Pot of Greed and The Ring, which are fantastic scaling items. Plus, on top of it all, you only need 3 item slots to get Treasure+, AND Treasure 4 scales your run in and of itself, allowing you to often max all of your Arachne Shrines as well as allowing you to refresh shops so much your item consistency skyrockets. There is nothing weak about Treasure to offset the obscene power of Treasure+.
@@HaxaPlays The Ring and Pot of Greed are indeed very strong, but I almost never see them, so generally for me Treasure feels pretty weak, until it becomes Treasure +. I won't deny that Treasure+ is op, but I don't mind it. Know what I do mind? Revenge 2. Bro what is that? Revenge is ridiculously good, and feels like a crutch.
Talking about mixed dmg, what do you think about Clown? I don't really know what to make off it
Why would attack speed affect hunt like that?
Attack speed also affects skill casting speed, so some skills if their animations are already fast can receive negative effects with too much attack speed. As for why it does that specifically to Hunt...iunno. 🤷♂
How did you get rares from the start? Is that a dm thing? Im at dm 5 and wanna start with a rare already lol
From Watching Your Videos I Have Come To Understand That I Am The Antichrist And You Are The Normal One. SO, Here Are SOme Of My Rules That You Break Every Walking Moment:
1. Stick With Only 1 Damage Type.
2. Srick With Only 1 Skull And Power Level That Shit To Alpha Centauri.
3. Never Swap Except If That Swap Can Increase My Damage.
4. Only Evolve 1 Skull
5. Despise Theif After Mixed.
6. Despise Thief.
7. Be Racially Motivated Twoards Thief.
8. Always Break Thief.
9. Thief Shall Never Come Out From The Jar.
10. Thief Shall Be Sacrificed To The Gargoyale King.
Jesus Christ lol, that's a lot.
But also, you're actually much more normal with your playstyle than me. I'm pretty unique with the stuff I do, like swapping a lot and building mixed damage runs.
@@HaxaPlays True. My Play Style Was Hevily Built on Beelz's Playstyle.
Absolutely love the content. Can someone explain how weapon of arms curse works? It’s worded interestingly and I can’t find anything about it.
What trouble are you having with figuring it out?
For every Arms, Artifact, and Hidden Blade inscription you have you gain 30% damage in both magic and physical, in turn lose 30% money earned.
so if i have 1 arms, 1 artifact, and 1 hidden blade, would that be a 90% increase, or a 30% increase? Was asking a friend and he thought it was the set of 3 meaning the above scenario would give 30%. Is that right?@@HaxaPlays
@@t-sizzle1911 Yes, for every individual inscription from those sets you have, it's 30%.
@@HaxaPlays wtf i have 2,00 hours on the game and i never knew it was stacks
Day 41 of asking haxa to use deicide
Xtrawdktra is no one else behind me stop and say no one how are you stop and say yeah someone who is the one yeah funny
Xtrawdktra yes, I am someone else’s behind the phone. My name is give me a
46:00 so THAT'S what's always bugging Hunt out????
Should have get rid of demon sword since it have attack speed
Im hard while watching this
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