I think there is a good argument for speed based characters because in this game there is a point where your characters are so fast it completely breaks the game, most of the time the oponent will just sit and watch you pass the ball all the way trought either side then to the middle and their keeper will sit watching as your striker runs past them into the goal.
Yes and no. Stamina becomes irrelevant with higher level characters in IE1 and IE2 because it was impossible to burn through their GP, it was thus an easy dump after spending your freedom into the Body/Guard/Guts triangle. Thus every player could cap their speed if their Stamina was 51 or above, becoming really fast, except for a few outliers. TL;DR: Speed is important as a stat but not to determine the value of a player.
@@sloenderman2208 the only character with an Elemental Bonus on a 70tp Mega Move. There's less than a handful of Goalkeepers that can stop a fully decked out Mark using the Earth to attack and they're likely spending more than half their TP to do it. You can do that twice and basically guarantee two goals no matter the opponent keepers
Questions as a nostalgia ridden player: - is there a way to know which hissatu is stronger than which? (Also does tapping my screen actually help in hissatu clashes? I keep getting 50/50 in water veil vs frozen steal) - How do I Unlock chaos after diamond dust in the premium competitive route? - What stats/trainings are the best to level up my characters or should I not bother with it?
1) Genrally TP is a good indicator. However power varies depending on the game, and no, tapping doesn't do anything so idk where you got that from lol 2) Link the games with 2 DS/3DS consoles and beat Chaos via the postgame 3) Don't bother with it too much, you really only need that for competitive multiplayer.
My question is why is Aphro here and not main game. Yeah you can’t get him towards the end but you can get him right before you got to Fuji Forest and is really easy to get, at least for me. And Nakata, I didn’t struggle against him at all, then again I don’t remember but I might have been a bit overleveled when I got him due to, uh training to beat a very specific team. And Xene was even easier and I got him right after I beat story genesis always, or whenever the first time you can recruit him is. It takes like 10 minutes max and boom, got Xene. Either way good vid I just wanted to share my view on the choices
@ShadowAK fair enough. I just kinda went off of favoritism and what stands out. Good thing I’m not the one picking the characters😅. Jokes aside they were all good picks I just wanted clarification on Arpho
Idk whether I said this already, I vented somewhere but I’m still kinda mad that I started building Neo National but realised that I couldn’t get Heat because I was on Blizzard and he’s from Prominence.
Hey, you always say how "strong charm up" or "big moves" are, but how strong are they specifically? Like I searched a lot for information about how much skills influence the power of a special technique, but I could never find an exact number. Do you know any specifics?
In IE2 Charm Up should lower the opponent's power by 10% in every situation if they're male, and Big moves should increase the power of every hissatsu you use by 25% for the cost of paying 20% more TP.
@@whiteshadow9692 The interactions are less complex than you'd expect, as the % buffs and debuffs just apply to the number obtained after each player decided their action in the command duel. As an example, a player with Charm Up and Big moves is vsing a male player while using a hissatsu: they'll effectively be at a 125% vs 90% power duel. As for the last question, I'm almost certain the buffs are additive and not multiplicative. As an example, we take a player with Shoot Plus, Big moves and Shot Force doing a shoot, we'll just add 10%, 25% and 5% for a total of 140% power in that shoot, but I've heard people say Big moves might be a multiplicative buff when stacked with others. If that was the case, we'd first add 10% from Shoot Plus, 5% from Shot Force, for 115%, then do 1.15 * 1.25 to obtain a 143.75% power in that shoot. Edit: Also, Charm Up and Cool Up seem to be always considered last in the calculation, I guess that was what you were mainly wondering about. Another example, a male Big moves player vs a Charm Up user. They'd first get their 25% boost to go up to 125% power, and then lose 12.5% to end in 112.5%.
ruclips.net/video/A9R1qjASEwU/видео.html I watched this tutorial yesterday and it worked. It is in italian so probably you won't understand a word but you could just follow what he does and if you have any problem just tell me and i'll help you👍🏻
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Icer gets grand fenrir in ie 3
I think there is a good argument for speed based characters because in this game there is a point where your characters are so fast it completely breaks the game, most of the time the oponent will just sit and watch you pass the ball all the way trought either side then to the middle and their keeper will sit watching as your striker runs past them into the goal.
Yes and no.
Stamina becomes irrelevant with higher level characters in IE1 and IE2 because it was impossible to burn through their GP, it was thus an easy dump after spending your freedom into the Body/Guard/Guts triangle. Thus every player could cap their speed if their Stamina was 51 or above, becoming really fast, except for a few outliers.
TL;DR: Speed is important as a stat but not to determine the value of a player.
Tom u can't upload this while I'm at the pub
If you train Mark as a forward he is fantastic
Why would you use mark as forwarder?
gets high kick stat if trained and has the earth
@@sloenderman2208 the only character with an Elemental Bonus on a 70tp Mega Move. There's less than a handful of Goalkeepers that can stop a fully decked out Mark using the Earth to attack and they're likely spending more than half their TP to do it. You can do that twice and basically guarantee two goals no matter the opponent keepers
Questions as a nostalgia ridden player:
- is there a way to know which hissatu is stronger than which? (Also does tapping my screen actually help in hissatu clashes? I keep getting 50/50 in water veil vs frozen steal)
- How do I Unlock chaos after diamond dust in the premium competitive route?
- What stats/trainings are the best to level up my characters or should I not bother with it?
1) Genrally TP is a good indicator. However power varies depending on the game, and no, tapping doesn't do anything so idk where you got that from lol
2) Link the games with 2 DS/3DS consoles and beat Chaos via the postgame
3) Don't bother with it too much, you really only need that for competitive multiplayer.
Damn i almost thought that guy identified as just George.
Fair warning. Thor is a Wi-Fi only character as he requires the lighthouse key which you can only get from Wi-Fi which isn’t going on anymore
you can still get the wifi stuff btw i just did it
@@gregplayz1675 how?
@@trains01 use your mobile hotspot
@@trains01 i can send a link to a tutorial if u want
@@gregplayz1675 yes
My question is why is Aphro here and not main game. Yeah you can’t get him towards the end but you can get him right before you got to Fuji Forest and is really easy to get, at least for me. And Nakata, I didn’t struggle against him at all, then again I don’t remember but I might have been a bit overleveled when I got him due to, uh training to beat a very specific team. And Xene was even easier and I got him right after I beat story genesis always, or whenever the first time you can recruit him is. It takes like 10 minutes max and boom, got Xene. Either way good vid I just wanted to share my view on the choices
@ShadowAK fair enough. I just kinda went off of favoritism and what stands out. Good thing I’m not the one picking the characters😅. Jokes aside they were all good picks I just wanted clarification on Arpho
@@vanityezel4148 aphro is usable for genesis and he served well both times i used him
@@inazuma_fan9682 I know that. I said it
Did you just call Hidetoshi"Hidoshi Nakata"? Boy you really are giving me a conniption here.
Icer best girl man!
Idk whether I said this already, I vented somewhere but I’m still kinda mad that I started building Neo National but realised that I couldn’t get Heat because I was on Blizzard and he’s from Prominence.
use cheat codes.
@@oqo3310 how do u use cheat codes on ds
Hey, you always say how "strong charm up" or "big moves" are, but how strong are they specifically? Like I searched a lot for information about how much skills influence the power of a special technique, but I could never find an exact number. Do you know any specifics?
In IE2 Charm Up should lower the opponent's power by 10% in every situation if they're male, and Big moves should increase the power of every hissatsu you use by 25% for the cost of paying 20% more TP.
@@xx_dark_lionelmessi-satani7734 yeah but at what point in the calcualtion? And even then how do multiple of them interact?
@@whiteshadow9692 The interactions are less complex than you'd expect, as the % buffs and debuffs just apply to the number obtained after each player decided their action in the command duel. As an example, a player with Charm Up and Big moves is vsing a male player while using a hissatsu: they'll effectively be at a 125% vs 90% power duel. As for the last question, I'm almost certain the buffs are additive and not multiplicative. As an example, we take a player with Shoot Plus, Big moves and Shot Force doing a shoot, we'll just add 10%, 25% and 5% for a total of 140% power in that shoot, but I've heard people say Big moves might be a multiplicative buff when stacked with others. If that was the case, we'd first add 10% from Shoot Plus, 5% from Shot Force, for 115%, then do 1.15 * 1.25 to obtain a 143.75% power in that shoot.
Edit: Also, Charm Up and Cool Up seem to be always considered last in the calculation, I guess that was what you were mainly wondering about. Another example, a male Big moves player vs a Charm Up user. They'd first get their 25% boost to go up to 125% power, and then lose 12.5% to end in 112.5%.
So its simply: base stats + hissatsu power + buffs
I got Ted autumn using the token thing in cote divoire
What is the code
@@Ethias4015 wdym by code? If you mean token it's the yellow one at cote divoire
@@Xmaestro10 i’m trying to look up what cote divoire is, is it still possible to get him from your method?
I thought Tom Skipper would be on this list
TXM ‘Charm Up’ hyphen Spoors
New nickname
It took me 5 min to get nakata... i mean the fights against m..
To get Thor you need the Wi-Fi. How do you download the key. I’ve tried before but don’t know how it works
ruclips.net/video/A9R1qjASEwU/видео.html
I watched this tutorial yesterday and it worked. It is in italian so probably you won't understand a word but you could just follow what he does and if you have any problem just tell me and i'll help you👍🏻
Isn't it funny that bloody Hurley Kane is the best player in the game?
There's an argument for both Icer and Shawn Frost as the better players but it's crazy that this random dude even has an argument
What ? He wasn't even mentionned here.
I have a quest.... Password team card in Inazuma eleven 3 Ogre please