My favorite movie is difficult to make references to. It is called Occulus: a story of a possessed mirror and two siblings's desire for revenge against it. Great Horropedia guide btw!
I've watched it! Love the movie, it was one of the few that actually frightened me, probably because I've always disliked mirrors lol I became a fan of Mike Flanagan's work ever since
Super mineral mental bros yeah! This combination, plus suggesting adding Medicine Pocket, is funny because both characters have dogs on their i2 arts. It is perhaps the best "dogwalking" combination lol Also thank you for also sharing the references on his i2 skin and art!
Agreed, could've been built in like Pickles and instead he could have something like, "inflicts one star of Fear every time an effect is dispelled". As of now his ult/Fear debuff feel too weak when compared to other debuffers, but I still love him as a character anyway.
That's probably the only one of the "better known" franchises that I haven't watched. I remember avoiding it when growing up due to finding the idea too silly, but now that you bring it up, that's part of the fun, and I think I can appreciate it better now. Thanks for the recommendation!
Hi hi! I can't make any promises regarding content. I still want to cover 1.0 characters at some point, but as of now my schedule is too tight. There's an in-depth review at Prydwen that hopefully helps, or if you have a specific question, I can try helping you
Hi hi! No worries at all. English is indeed my second language, which is why I avoid talking for the most part as I'm very self-conscious, but hopefully adding CC to this video helps with the information. Thank you for your comment!
Every round, you have a limited number of actions you can take. These are called "Action Points" or "AP". (Usually, the amount is 3 with a regular 3-character team) "AP-greedy" or "AP-hungry" characters are characters who need to act constantly or take a lot of actions to fulfill their job. One example is Necrologist. The main reason to bring her to the team is her Ultimate, but since she lacks any efficient way to gain Moxie by herself, you end up needing to constantly use or merge her cards to get her Ultimate ready. On the other hand, we have "AP-Generous" characters, like Pickles and Regulus. Both of them have mechanics that allow them to gain Moxie faster, and their passives also allow them to only have to act every other turn, sparing more AP that can be focused on using your main carry's skills instead. I recommend checking out the Beginner Guide in the link below. It has a list of commonly used terms and what they mean. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask! www.prydwen.gg/re1999/guides/beginner-guide/
What's YOUR favorite horror movie?
My favorite movie is difficult to make references to. It is called Occulus: a story of a possessed mirror and two siblings's desire for revenge against it.
Great Horropedia guide btw!
I've watched it! Love the movie, it was one of the few that actually frightened me, probably because I've always disliked mirrors lol
I became a fan of Mike Flanagan's work ever since
Super mineral mental bros yeah! This combination, plus suggesting adding Medicine Pocket, is funny because both characters have dogs on their i2 arts. It is perhaps the best "dogwalking" combination lol
Also thank you for also sharing the references on his i2 skin and art!
Thank you! The references part was fun to make since I'm a big fan of horror movies myself
omigod i love your channel
Your videos are so well made. Instant sub❤
His insight one feels like such a tax, it could have just been built in into his skill.
Agreed, could've been built in like Pickles and instead he could have something like, "inflicts one star of Fear every time an effect is dispelled". As of now his ult/Fear debuff feel too weak when compared to other debuffers, but I still love him as a character anyway.
@@liriellh yeah! That's what I was thinking too to give him more of a passive skill, since Fear is his gimmick debuff.
Idk what my favorite overall is but my favorite to talk to bring up is leprechaun and it’s sequels like back 2 the hood or in space
That's probably the only one of the "better known" franchises that I haven't watched. I remember avoiding it when growing up due to finding the idea too silly, but now that you bring it up, that's part of the fun, and I think I can appreciate it better now. Thanks for the recommendation!
67 pulls in, I already lost the 50/50 on early pity (I didn't want the featured 6*) and still no Horropedia :DD
Hi! Just wanted to wish you good luck on getting him!
(I always suffer on this banner too, both on CN and Global)
@@liriellh That's so nice! Thank you!
hey wassup!?hope youre doing good. looking forward for the Necrologist guide if possible
Hi hi! I can't make any promises regarding content. I still want to cover 1.0 characters at some point, but as of now my schedule is too tight. There's an in-depth review at Prydwen that hopefully helps, or if you have a specific question, I can try helping you
Is english your 2nd languages, sorry to ask but i having a little hard time hearing what you are saying but good information 😅
Hi hi! No worries at all. English is indeed my second language, which is why I avoid talking for the most part as I'm very self-conscious, but hopefully adding CC to this video helps with the information.
Thank you for your comment!
the web mention a word "AP-greedy". What does it mean?
Every round, you have a limited number of actions you can take. These are called "Action Points" or "AP". (Usually, the amount is 3 with a regular 3-character team)
"AP-greedy" or "AP-hungry" characters are characters who need to act constantly or take a lot of actions to fulfill their job. One example is Necrologist. The main reason to bring her to the team is her Ultimate, but since she lacks any efficient way to gain Moxie by herself, you end up needing to constantly use or merge her cards to get her Ultimate ready.
On the other hand, we have "AP-Generous" characters, like Pickles and Regulus. Both of them have mechanics that allow them to gain Moxie faster, and their passives also allow them to only have to act every other turn, sparing more AP that can be focused on using your main carry's skills instead.
I recommend checking out the Beginner Guide in the link below. It has a list of commonly used terms and what they mean. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
www.prydwen.gg/re1999/guides/beginner-guide/
oh I see, ty
BD surely the most carry AP greedy in the game; unlike Mela, she atleast has P2 to reduce AP for team 😂