@@Nihil0.0 I do think it's a shame your pawn follows your behaviour. Just starting out with the game here and looking forward to play all different classes, but I'm guessing that'll just make a mess out of my pawns ai. Limiting roleplay to 2 vocations and having your pawn be similar or a copy seems the best way to train them well?
@@niels6090 you can easily alter their inclination with potion so it doesn't matter if your pawn start to shift to something you don't want, just check his main and secondary inclination when he start doing weird thing and make him drink the proper potion.
@@Brynnu I remember my Fighter Pawn's initial Inclinations (Scather, Utilitarian) swapped overtime due to me using elemental buffs a lot when fighting. I now have a large collection of Inclination Potions as a result of this, always checking his Inclinations prior to resting.
A week ago, I tried to set my pawn up as a climber. Made sure she had the right Inclinations, the right skills. Oh she'd climb them all right. But she wouldn't actually attack. Just like an annoying spider, she'd crawl in circles around them.
The pawn and arisen relationship is so amazing in this game. Capcom definitely made a gem with this game. So glad this game came out pre-pay to win / lottery aspects that games have now
@@thelvadam5269to be fair, it not really "pay to win" in this case. It's more pay for convenience since the only progress you're affecting is your own and its pve
Whoever made their pawn to hate going into battle, ignore any fights, and complain about it being dark... my first ever pawn I "borrowed" was this and it completely threw me off. It gave me the impression all pawns were whiny annoying "travelling companions" until several pawns later....
The first section of this video was like a well choreographed and perfectly executed dance between you and your mage. Your knowledge and ability to manipulate the game and the pawns as I'm sure the devs intended is quite impressive. You've inspired me to learn more on how to setup my pawns as you have. Many thanks =)
man you do go deep into this game!! While watching this I just came to the conclusion that my gameplay style can be defined by one word: carelessness. I guess not caring about what my pawns inclinations are and just yelling "you idiot" at them when they don't do what I want shows that the idiot actually is me lol also, awesome music choices!
Very informative vid with a memorable ending. There are times when I have seen people swear by adding Utilitarian as the primary inclination but when challenged on it they say the pawns need 3-star beastiary knowledge for it to work properly. My experience though says picking as you referenced here works best. Utilitarian is for teamwork but without a base plan of how/who to attack pawns won't know what role to play on a team. Nice job on providing a detailed explanation of what inclinations and augments to pair with popular vocations. The postlude of this vid ended with relaxing music and a brilliant take down of an Elder Ogre by your pawns. She didn't know who to go after as she was hit by a wave of attacks. What's most impressive though is had your pawns been outfitted with stronger weapons or gear that automatically healed them she wouldn't have last long enough for your viewers to enjoy how well synchronized a team of striders can be. Another very well done video.
Thank you Derek. I appreciate you noticing my attempts. I know you are as familiar with the interiors of the game too, and have noticed these things. Utilitarian is great. I love it, but not as primary (useless) and by role, each inclinations is designed for certain vocations. The 3 Striders did work well. I have come to a liking of a full vocation party play. After I di my Warriors tour, I had so much fun with them, that I had to go through as the other setups, and each time was amazing as unit.
I just finished setting up both my character and pawn’s leveling min maxed to what stat I wanted ( I know min maxing doesn’t matter ) as I watched your latest comparison of maxed strength ,magick, and just magick archer and I’m glad I did my leveling that way since I can have both classes but a little bit more magically inclined more damage wise, now seeing how to make my pawn’s inclination much better is a lot more help thanks man for this video even it’s 5 years ago :D just came back to dragons dogma and forgot a lot about the game’s system hahaha so this kind of videos helped me get those back. 😅
Cara você é fantástico! Muito obrigado mesmo por dedicar horas de seu tempo para pesquisar as mecânicas dos pawns e compartilhar elas conosco. Voce merece um Oscar!
Ive been watching your videos a ton of your videos the past few weeks (everytime I log on youtube I have one of your videos in my recommended and its amazing) and just want to say thank you, I already loved dogma but what Ive learned from these videos has just enhanced it, like finely aged cheese. This video in particular helped me so much I had to comment. The having less skills on a pawn in particular made the biggest change for me. Before I just had random damage skills, element boon, and anodyne. I tend to spend most of my time on 60-80% hp including white bar (reckless, greedy play) so even a rat biting me triggered primary medicant which hardly let my pawn get to utal, along with me not aggroing mobs charging my pawn which made him not get off his heal or buff which he would just try recasting once he got up. So the 3 damage skills and grapnel I had on him went largely unused. After this pawn guide though I dropped anodyne and boon (youve shown me the way of enchanted weapons and luckily daggers get all 5 elements & smarter play is a fine subsitute for anodyne). Pawn just has High Grapnel (I love this skill so much), Comestion, and High Levin. Mitigator 1 Utal 2 Chall 3 The difference is crazy went from bumbling wizard tripping over his staff trying to heal his master, to a wise spell caster that prevents said healing from being needed in the first place. Almost like hes a mitigator or something. I leave my long comment and thanks on that dry note.
Thank you! This was so informative and has undoubtedly saved me a ton of grief trying to figure this out. Absolutely love your music choices and intros for these videos. Last of the Mohicans
Amazing vid man. I played this game since it came out and I'm still learning new things about it thanks for taking the time to explain all the inclinations. It paints a clear picture to what I want in a pawn and my own.
that I will! I just recently found your channel from watching your class schematics (very well detailed!) and I've been browsing your vids since! Edit: Also for the red vocations how often does Warcry and Shield Drum work? I know its a move thats suppose to draw aggro, but it seems that the only to actually get the moster's attention is by hitting them. are they useless skills? And does MK count as a red vocation so player can tank and draw aggro right?
Honestly, Shield drum and Warcry are very useless. On pawns they are terrible, for an Arisen..... eh, it's just as easy to quickly attack when you know and expect the aggro to change. Enemies keep the aggro on red if they are not attacked, and then whoever attacks them, the aggro switches to that attacker. MK counts as #3 aggro. Warrior #1, Fighter #2, MK #3 and Assassin #4.
33:32 haha, i love how they all stick to the butt and go for it xD Just watching this now, great video as always! Interesting to see that the enemy often seems to know exactly who used which skill/spell , even if it's a spell that has a slight delay between deployment and impact (like Bolide or Fracture Dart) - they'll turn to the caster, even if they weren't the aggro before. Compare that to other games where when you shoot an arrow at an enemy , they'll go investigate the _spot_ the arrow landed on as if it dropped from the sky.^^ 34:20 - "they attack men with especial zeal"... well, obviously not if the man doesn't attack in the first place. You'd think that with Elder Ogres, male characters would get a higher 'aggro focus' per default, even if they didn't participate in battle. If all four of you were to attack at the same time with the same skill, would the Ogre *then* turn to the man? Or what is this supposed male/female differentiation even good for? Only for the attack where they kidnap and eat you?^^
Hey Tar Vyn, good to read from you. Nice catch with the butt plunderers of the pawns, that was funny.. And yeah, the aggro sensors of these enemies are quite responsive and perceptive, kinda silly. I think the Elder Ogre also goes for the males first, but that has been witnessed not as strong as the Ogre and females.
I felt like my pawn was awful and this help a lot. Your videos help show me how amazing this game is, and it was one of my favorite games since the day I first played it ilysm
Thank you so much for the video !! Amazing as always and very detailed . I had trouble for a long time with the inclinations up till now . I always had my pawn right beside me which pissed me off , because all the monsters would come towards me while i am casting and would interrupt the spell . So I had to reserve to new ways of fighting xD like casting spells from a high terrain or behind walls which for me was very frustrating , because I wasn't on the same level as the boss and couldn't deal enough damage since my pawn and other pawns would cling on me . What can I say ? My milkshake brings all the boys in the yard !! hahahahahah okay i stop xD
Been watching your videos lately. I really appreciate your approach to the game. Been a treat to watch. Helped me discover some really cool skills as well.
@@Nihil0.0 I love this game very dearly. I usually make it a point to do a 100 percent playthrough every year. I think this year I'm gonna try all the those assassin skills you showed off. The detonation charge looks super fun.
Dope vid man.. musics dope too.. usually I have dir en grey or fallujah playing in the background when I binge dogma.. variety is always welcomed though
Great video about inclinations.I also like to watch pawns in battles and study their inclinations alot.When I tried on my fighter utilitarian,guardian I was really surprised how great it works ( he got full bestiary I dont know if this was a big plus).He wasnt glued to me but he was attacking every enemie in the room.Not only strong or weak ones he was attacking everyone I wanted him to attack.When I am trying to try new inclinations for my pawns I always go in the room with more types of enemies because this is where you can see how they act. I know that many people prefer scather as first inclination on a fighter pawn but everytime I tried it on my pawn I changed it back.What I dont like about scather as primary is that they see only one type of enemie ( for example that room with 2 chained gorecyclops,2 eliminators and 3 garms will spawn there).That room is a big problem for scathers pawns and worst situation when you are fighting eliminators and garms will spawn there a scather pawn will not fight garms at all they wil not fight eliminators they wil see only one enemie chained gorecyclop.They just get kinda "blind" to other type of enemies.So I have set my pawn utilitarian,scather and this was really big change.He was fighting other enemies too. What I wanted to say is (maybe I am wrong I dont know,all this thing with inclinations is so difficult sometimes) from what I saw on my fighter pawn when he is primary utilitarian he works with Arisen more than if he would be set as a scather primary. Sorry for so long commentary :)
Thanks for the long comment April. I love the long in depth comments. And yes, the Inclinations and Pawns are very intricate, and difficult. It mostly requires an array of testing and observations for you to figure out what works best for your setup, because even as we switch vocations, we need a new setup with our pawns. I saw your videos with Yupiel and Gael, and someone else. You and I do the same thing, with observant how they act as a unit, and then make adjustments. It's pretty fun. And I would encourage you to upload more, I saw the last one prior was almost a year ago. I saw you have 3k hours in the game, so I am sure you can provide some good videos. I will continue to watch and like. Ultimately there is no right or wrong way to setup a Pawn. After awhile of watching you, they will always adjust and evolve into a mesh of what the game was designed to do, so really patience is the only requirement to get a pawn that acts well. Thanks again April, I appreciate it
love that I keep finding these videos whenever I pick up and play dogma from time to time. finally subscribed after months of lurking. your content is tight as fuck. hope you're doing well.
I preferably avoid letting my sorcerer pawn use maelstrom as it obviously blocks out visibility when I'm melee. Very informative though, so thx. Now I need to do another play through lol
Yeah, maelstrom does consume the entire visual surroundings. I also don't like Anodyne, as it's glow can really be a hinderance. Good to hear about another playthough. Always my intent with any video. To encourage more Dogma
They didn't fix the little hole in the map either, I can't remember exactly where. But it's on the main road between our character's hometown and gran soren. You'll notice it when your character does that animation if you try walking off a cliff, though on that spot. And we can fall through the map into an endless fall. I've done it a few times, once or twice on PS4, and the other 2 or 3x on my 360. It usually corrupts my save data
Thank you Nihil, the video is studious and informative, giving us a better insight into this, otherwise, insufficiently explained pawn inclination mechanics.
@@Nihil0.0 - As far as skill usage goes. How would I get my pawn to use grapnel more often? Atm my skills are high grapnel, high Silentium, high Spell Screen, high anodyne, high Halidom and holy affinity. Inclination is Medicant,Guardian and utilitarian. Is it just somthing that comes with foe knowledge? Or does she need to see myself or another pawn use it. Thanks mate
Could you clarify if pawns learns directly from your actions please? I am trying to make my pawn sorcerer but the range my pawn wait to attack is too close, basically melee range. How can I increase her range, or how can I teach her how to play as sorcerer? 😥
It would be really nice if you could give pawns skill priorities based on which enemies they're fighting. That way you actually develope the strategies they use from conflict to conflict. If you prefer a more active command system, you could even have a hot bar you can use to temporarily disable certain skills on the fly.
They depend on your personal playstyle you can't really change it to perfection, I always end up scather/utilitarian somehow even when I aim for mitigator. Always jealous of some beast pawn
I wish the next game would make it so that the knowledge stuff is the ones that teaches your pawns fighting tactics/tendencies by seeing it being done by others first, but they have static roles/gambits you can set at the chair that doesn't change OT. After that, they should make item gathering as a manual command and not an inclination, because it's like cancer you always have to deal with after some time. The tactics they'll use will heavily depend on the gambits/roles you set for them. Like take aggro+do melee+target large 1st+fight close to me as gambits that won't change OT, and then the tactics like grappling enemies, knocking down, climbing become applied for specific enemies due to those being set. I like how they were able to make a growing AI in the game, but if experience tells me anything, it wasn't that good to base everything it learns on what the main character does, and then have no option to keep certain stuff "permanently set". Eventually, all average players will have pawns riddled with Acquisitor and just be a copy of the player making it a bother to micromanage for most folks who don't know this stuff.
what was the armor you were wearin' at 16:47 ? old vid, I know, but suuuuuper useful! also, that armor rocks- is it gransys guard? Edit: it is! srry for wasted time.
Thanks for all the videos you do, I learned a lot about this game and I start to see how is it. I have it but I didn't realize about all the things that this game had to offer me until I saw one of your videos. And with this one, I understand how the pawns work. Again thank you so much for your videos.
@@Nihil0.0It's ok if I ask you for advice? I'm a magic archer ( I love it) but I still couldn't defeat the big cyclops and the death. idk how to ask this and I'm sorry if I look like a noob but I am in bitterblack, lol. Anyway, how you kill them? did you kill them?
Usially, if you struggle to kill, it's because your weapon is not strong enough. You will need 1500 magic atk to legit damage Chained Cyclops, but 2000 to be worthy. You can use 4 times the Dagger skill magic rebalancer, this will double your magic atk for 1 minute. Death?....... well, Death is a hp boss. He was designed to abuse with damage boosting gear and tools, you can't have a fair fight because you have to cheese the system. But, Ricochet does well on Death in a tight room.
@@Nihil0.0 Thanks for your advice. I usually use hunter bolt to kill cyclops, this attack has fire damage that is good for this enemy but I use a lot of energy and mushrooms, idc that part I use my pawn to carry more and as a tank. Death I think is chasing me lol, I enter in a new zone and he appears there trying to kill me and my pawns, I usually exit the zone and re entering so he doesn't bother me but I'm a bit tired of him showing his lamp -.-. So if I can kill him I think I'm going to able to move without him coming in the middle of another battle. By the way, sorry for my english. And again thanks for your help
I'm trying to upload my daggers and bow, I'm about to kill the dragon again so my dragons dragger and bow will be more powerful, but I wanted some more experience before the battle with the dragon. Last time I fought with the clyclops I was level 70 I think so I wasn't so powerfull, I tried some more vocations before going to bitterblack island. Sorry, I talked too much
Hey I'm kinda new in DD. Btw if by any chance can i fix the primary inclinations and 2nd on my pawn using the knowledge chair on towns? Because whenever I use it, it only shows the second inclination thats about to be changed :(( btw great content for new players! Keep it up
The chair will only change the one Inclination. To change the other or all, you will need to do the Elixirs from Johnathon ruclips.net/video/IOuvq-VlhIY/видео.html
Omg the way you play this game is amazing, very inspiring making me want to play it even more to try out all these aggro mechanics and coordinating with the pawn AI.
Hey I just started playing DDDA and I'm a tad confused about your support mage pawn's augments. She has augments from Strider, Ranger in addition to Mage and Sorcerer. What is her leveling progression? My plan is to grab Beatitude and Perpetuation from Mage and then rank up Sorcerer to 9 for Articulacy plus Conversation.
I typically get augments from all vocations, because they can be useful for all vocations. Mage and Sorcerer are easier to not need other augments, but stability from Ranger and Grit from Strider are great for all. It just goes for preference really. What you want the pawn to be and do can be fine tuned with augments
Thank you so much! I saw them, but didn't realize there are three ai script settings though the 3rd seems to be hidden. A BIG help when I change my pawns vocation to act appropriately.
I have done so many runs without really understanding the mechanics of the pawn . Informative video and great songs, reminds me of one of my favorite movies, Last of the Mohicans. Now I have to put my build on hold and go watch the movie again, lol.
Always wondered if skill rings cause pawns to use a skill more. Like if I give my pawn a brain splitter ring will they use splitter more often than they would have otherwise? Or if I give them a hailstorm volley ring will they use that in situations where perhaps they may have been inclined to use melee otherwise? Could be interesting to test if it hasn't been done already
Hmmmm. I haven't tested that. I would suspect they do not. There are no codes for such. There codes for certain skills when a debilitation is active, like if you freeze an Eliminator your Sorcerer pawn and Strider will not attack and break that frozen, if you have the skill Arc of or if your Warrior pawn has Arc of. The other pawns know that Arc of is the powerhouse so they just allow it to charge and not break the frozen.
I want to know if there are inclinations or augments that encourages specific spells to be cast regardless of knowledge. I remember seeing somewhere that Fulmination is a Utilitarian spell or affected by the Help call out. Still don't know if this is true.
Utilitarian helps for spellsync, but it's not needed. Utilitarian does improve when they use certain elemental spells on certain enemies. The augments that improve stagger resistance while casting helps and stamina increase helps.
I’ve gotten good at using the inclination potions Johnathan sells. Usually 7/7/7. Problem is that Aquisitor keeps replacing the 3rd position. Can I top off with a potion to replace it? Or will I always need the whole 7/7/7 regimen, so the potion doesn’t replace primary inclination?
You can top off once. Next time should be 7/7/7 again. How it works is a range between 100 and 1000. The highest number is primary. The numbers increase on their own, so Aquisitor will eventually reack 1000
@@Nihil0.0 Thanks for your reply. I didn’t know about the 100-1000 inclination range. I love deep games like this with obscure mechanics, that need a community to tease out everything.
When I go with a Mage Support, I skip the Focused Bolt, but I don't think it interferes too much. If you have a Rusted Staff for torpor on your Support mage, the focused bolt will induce torpor pretty well.
Hello Nihil. I have a question how can i get the blackwing bow for the magick archers? I know I've to purify a BBI weapon lvl 3 and also use the specific vocations to get it, but I've been trying to get it for a while using strider/mage but I just get the same item all the time, the Staff for mages. Is there anything else that affects the drop of the item? Or is it just bad luck.
Is it bad that I keep coming back to this video because of the music? I've already checked out the tracks individually, but it's just not the same without Nil's voice and the gameplay footage playing in the background.
@@Nihil0.0 Gitchi-Manidoo is my favorite track. Especially around the 8:38 mark of the video. The moment High Maelstrom hit, and the transition of the music was absolutely perfect.
How is it your pawn's Fracture Dart has like 10 consecutive explosions while my pawn's use only gives around 5 or 6 of them? Is there an augment or gear piece that empowers this ability?
Late but Fracture Dart has to be airbursted by holding and releasing the skill button before it hits the ground, that’s what causes the additional explosions. Not sure what causes pawns to use it correctly sometimes and incorrectly other times. Maybe bestiary knowledge, or maybe just enemies of different sizes or rooms with different height ceilings. If it’s an inclination thing in particular I haven’t noticed.
Wonderful to see people still playing this game! Thanks for a great, fascinating video. It really helps put the AI mechanisms of inclinations together for various pawn vocations/skills/augments. I've been hit or miss for years, without really knowing why. Hits = Accidents! I think things are finally about to change. _Query:_ people talk about "training" a pawn's inclinations. It seems a long, somewhat confusing process to me (for example, I hate using the D-pad or not picking up anything dropped in battle even after battle just to shape a pawn's inclinations). You, however, spend a good part your video standing back, and you only get more involved when you need to direct the aggro or when the party is smaller. When you stay apart from the pawns, letting them do the primary work, do you "train" your pawn in a way that alters arrangements of her inclinations over time? Or do you hang back here for demo purposes only? Do you use the elixirs at all with your pawn if her inclinations go awry or simply engage/train when your pawn needs reminding of her role in the party? (The bench seems to go only so far in preserving second and tertiary inclinations, and then, only if a fourth inclination doesn't show up in the mix, but doesn't appear to do anything for the primary one.) It actually seems to me, elixirs notwithstanding, I need to learn to step back from the fight a bit more frequently ... promote the ensemble effort rather than be the star. Yes?
Did just read the JustKazuma writings you linked to. _Very_ helpful ... these do address many of my questions, asked and unasked. Do they echo how you grow your pawns?
This video gets me excited. It’s like I’m seeing the Matrix, when combined with your other pawn videos, especially the one on how augments effect them.
This is a pretty fantastic video, gonna go watch the one on pawns and Augments now. Some examples of what happens when you do the "Don'ts" like putting Utilitarian in first place coulda been nice. Also, anyone interested in seeing how Pawns act could also look at the "Absolute Pawn Contest" uploaded here on youtube. You even have access to the GameFaqs thread to see to some extent how the pawns were set up. I'm not sure it actually states their inclinations though, been a while since I looked in on that, and I mean to look back at it.
The don'ts of Utilitarian consequences could have been stated, but with these videos I don't want to share everything, or give my opinion on everything. One thing that I have noticed when people observe your material is , your opinion can be taken many different ways, and lately I have felt as I need to tiptoe through the tulips with some viewers. My stand on Periapt usage or lv200 doesn't mean you're OP is getting exhausted with comments and replies.
Hmmm.. Last of the Mohican soundtrack! Wow! Your Arisen looks like the Tomahawk villain (hairdo) who killed the bro. of the white Mohican (main protagonist). Lol.
I tried to set up a Strider pawn like your Ranger. Challenger - Utilitarian - Pioneer with skills and auguments to keep distance and apply debilitations. And gave her a 3 star Rusted bow. She looked confused as hell lol... She have a lot knowledge about most foes but, in a fight with a cyclops she kept screaming to grab the leg or take it's sight while walking in circles around the beast... I think striders are better climbers than debilitators? Should I made a Ranger out of her?
This video really helped me understand my pawns actions ,or lack there of :[ . Love the song at the end. Couldn't place were I heard it before. then it hit me, "Last of the Mohicans". Brings back memories of that great chase scene and fight at the end.
Yeah, Challenger is literally for ranged and magic users. Scather and Mitigator are the opposites. Strong vs weak, and can actually change on an enemy depending on which other enemies are in the area. An enemy that is normally scather can be mitigator if a stronger enemy is on the field.
1:26 - Mage
7:00 - Sorcerer
11:02 - Warrior/Fighter
14:44 - Ranger
15:03 - Strider
Thanks!
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Awesome!
Thx for the stamps it helps just like the video 👏🏾
When you realize you're not making just a character and pawn, you're making a versatile party that kicks ass.
They put a lot of detail in the game. It would be an insult to not do with what was intended. Too bad not all games are designed with such care.
@@Nihil0.0 I do think it's a shame your pawn follows your behaviour. Just starting out with the game here and looking forward to play all different classes, but I'm guessing that'll just make a mess out of my pawns ai. Limiting roleplay to 2 vocations and having your pawn be similar or a copy seems the best way to train them well?
@@niels6090 you can easily alter their inclination with potion so it doesn't matter if your pawn start to shift to something you don't want, just check his main and secondary inclination when he start doing weird thing and make him drink the proper potion.
@@Brynnu I remember my Fighter Pawn's initial Inclinations (Scather, Utilitarian) swapped overtime due to me using elemental buffs a lot when fighting. I now have a large collection of Inclination Potions as a result of this, always checking his Inclinations prior to resting.
@@Nihil0.0 oh boy it sucks they didn't improve on this system on the new one.
A week ago, I tried to set my pawn up as a climber.
Made sure she had the right Inclinations, the right skills.
Oh she'd climb them all right. But she wouldn't actually attack. Just like an annoying spider, she'd crawl in circles around them.
The pawn and arisen relationship is so amazing in this game. Capcom definitely made a gem with this game. So glad this game came out pre-pay to win / lottery aspects that games have now
@@thelvadam5269to be fair, it not really "pay to win" in this case. It's more pay for convenience since the only progress you're affecting is your own and its pve
@@thelvadam5269 you would have to spend a ridiculous amount of money for your pawns to fully carry you
Also pawns leveled higher than you greatly reduce the amount of xp you gain so it actually hurts you long run.
don't give capcom the credit, they initially shit on this idea. Give Hideaki Itsuno and his team the credit, they carried this with limited resources.
it's a detailed mechanic. can be great. can be terrible. I usually end up with terrible
Because most people dont have a decent pawn. Its too complicated and not well explained ingame.
Whoever made their pawn to hate going into battle, ignore any fights, and complain about it being dark... my first ever pawn I "borrowed" was this and it completely threw me off. It gave me the impression all pawns were whiny annoying "travelling companions" until several pawns later....
@Facepalm Full O' Napalm “I’Ve hAd qUiTe EnOUgH oF bAtTlE sIr”
The first section of this video was like a well choreographed and perfectly executed dance between you and your mage. Your knowledge and ability to manipulate the game and the pawns as I'm sure the devs intended is quite impressive. You've inspired me to learn more on how to setup my pawns as you have. Many thanks =)
2024 and this is still VERY helpful, THANK YOU!
So basically, all the inclinations are masterworks all?!
can't go wrong
Except for aquisitor
man you do go deep into this game!!
While watching this I just came to the conclusion that my gameplay style can be defined by one word: carelessness.
I guess not caring about what my pawns inclinations are and just yelling "you idiot" at them when they don't do what I want shows that the idiot actually is me lol
also, awesome music choices!
I've been there. Hell, I will yell at them when they're doing good too.
I like the music. Thought it went fairly well. Thanks Ed
32:11 synchronized fracturing dart. Beautiful 0_0
Fracturing Dart is SOOOO fun!
I feel like I just returned from my pawn spirit quest.
Very informative and well spoken, thanks for the refresher.
I'm currently on my 4th playthrough, this time using a difficulty mod and your videos have been incredibly informative. Cheers!
Did u try hard mode at start?
@@mussabsaleem7625 yeah I've done that already.
Very informative vid with a memorable ending. There are times when I have seen people swear by adding Utilitarian as the primary inclination but when challenged on it they say the pawns need 3-star beastiary knowledge for it to work properly. My experience though says picking as you referenced here works best. Utilitarian is for teamwork but without a base plan of how/who to attack pawns won't know what role to play on a team. Nice job on providing a detailed explanation of what inclinations and augments to pair with popular vocations. The postlude of this vid ended with relaxing music and a brilliant take down of an Elder Ogre by your pawns. She didn't know who to go after as she was hit by a wave of attacks. What's most impressive though is had your pawns been outfitted with stronger weapons or gear that automatically healed them she wouldn't have last long enough for your viewers to enjoy how well synchronized a team of striders can be. Another very well done video.
Thank you Derek. I appreciate you noticing my attempts. I know you are as familiar with the interiors of the game too, and have noticed these things. Utilitarian is great. I love it, but not as primary (useless) and by role, each inclinations is designed for certain vocations. The 3 Striders did work well. I have come to a liking of a full vocation party play. After I di my Warriors tour, I had so much fun with them, that I had to go through as the other setups, and each time was amazing as unit.
This video is so freaking useful i cant even handle it!
Nice. Thanks viking
I just finished setting up both my character and pawn’s leveling min maxed to what stat I wanted ( I know min maxing doesn’t matter ) as I watched your latest comparison of maxed strength ,magick, and just magick archer and I’m glad I did my leveling that way since I can have both classes but a little bit more magically inclined more damage wise, now seeing how to make my pawn’s inclination much better is a lot more help thanks man for this video even it’s 5 years ago :D just came back to dragons dogma and forgot a lot about the game’s system hahaha so this kind of videos helped me get those back. 😅
Your music choices always fascinate me
Wish there was a romance inclination-after all the effort I put into creating this pawn.
Simps, simps everywhere
I'm really enjoying your videos!
Cara você é fantástico! Muito obrigado mesmo por dedicar horas de seu tempo para pesquisar as mecânicas dos pawns e compartilhar elas conosco. Voce merece um Oscar!
Now, when DD2 is just launched, it's a great time to remember mechanics of the first game and replay it again!
Ive been watching your videos a ton of your videos the past few weeks (everytime I log on youtube I have one of your videos in my recommended and its amazing) and just want to say thank you, I already loved dogma but what Ive learned from these videos has just enhanced it, like finely aged cheese. This video in particular helped me so much I had to comment. The having less skills on a pawn in particular made the biggest change for me. Before I just had random damage skills, element boon, and anodyne. I tend to spend most of my time on 60-80% hp including white bar (reckless, greedy play) so even a rat biting me triggered primary medicant which hardly let my pawn get to utal, along with me not aggroing mobs charging my pawn which made him not get off his heal or buff which he would just try recasting once he got up. So the 3 damage skills and grapnel I had on him went largely unused.
After this pawn guide though I dropped anodyne and boon (youve shown me the way of enchanted weapons and luckily daggers get all 5 elements & smarter play is a fine subsitute for anodyne). Pawn just has High Grapnel (I love this skill so much), Comestion, and High Levin.
Mitigator 1
Utal 2
Chall 3
The difference is crazy went from bumbling wizard tripping over his staff trying to heal his master, to a wise spell caster that prevents said healing from being needed in the first place. Almost like hes a mitigator or something.
I leave my long comment and thanks on that dry note.
Everything this guy said, I echo and endorse.
I love these vids, I just picked this game back up
Awesome vid. Thanks a lot was lookin for specific setup.
Thank you! This was so informative and has undoubtedly saved me a ton of grief trying to figure this out. Absolutely love your music choices and intros for these videos. Last of the Mohicans
Amazing vid man. I played this game since it came out and I'm still learning new things about it thanks for taking the time to explain all the inclinations. It paints a clear picture to what I want in a pawn and my own.
Nice. Thanks for the comment and the words Supnet. I have an Info playlist, with .... well, info about the game in many factors. Check it out
that I will! I just recently found your channel from watching your class schematics (very well detailed!) and I've been browsing your vids since!
Edit: Also for the red vocations how often does Warcry and Shield Drum work? I know its a move thats suppose to draw aggro, but it seems that the only to actually get the moster's attention is by hitting them. are they useless skills? And does MK count as a red vocation so player can tank and draw aggro right?
Honestly, Shield drum and Warcry are very useless. On pawns they are terrible, for an Arisen..... eh, it's just as easy to quickly attack when you know and expect the aggro to change. Enemies keep the aggro on red if they are not attacked, and then whoever attacks them, the aggro switches to that attacker.
MK counts as #3 aggro. Warrior #1, Fighter #2, MK #3 and Assassin #4.
Cant wait to see your DD2 contentent 🔥🔥🔥
Not gonna lie I payed more attention to the background music than I did to the video great game though
Bro that music ... I haven't heard that since like 1999 on my mom's CD player. Unexpected nostalgia!
33:32 haha, i love how they all stick to the butt and go for it xD
Just watching this now, great video as always!
Interesting to see that the enemy often seems to know exactly who used which skill/spell , even if it's a spell that has a slight delay between deployment and impact (like Bolide or Fracture Dart) - they'll turn to the caster, even if they weren't the aggro before.
Compare that to other games where when you shoot an arrow at an enemy , they'll go investigate the _spot_ the arrow landed on as if it dropped from the sky.^^
34:20 - "they attack men with especial zeal"... well, obviously not if the man doesn't attack in the first place. You'd think that with Elder Ogres, male characters would get a higher 'aggro focus' per default, even if they didn't participate in battle. If all four of you were to attack at the same time with the same skill, would the Ogre *then* turn to the man? Or what is this supposed male/female differentiation even good for? Only for the attack where they kidnap and eat you?^^
Hey Tar Vyn, good to read from you. Nice catch with the butt plunderers of the pawns, that was funny.. And yeah, the aggro sensors of these enemies are quite responsive and perceptive, kinda silly. I think the Elder Ogre also goes for the males first, but that has been witnessed not as strong as the Ogre and females.
Brilliant information thank you !
I felt like my pawn was awful and this help a lot. Your videos help show me how amazing this game is, and it was one of my favorite games since the day I first played it ilysm
Thank you so much for the video !! Amazing as always and very detailed . I had trouble for a long time with the inclinations up till now . I always had my pawn right beside me which pissed me off , because all the monsters would come towards me while i am casting and would interrupt the spell . So I had to reserve to new ways of fighting xD like casting spells from a high terrain or behind walls which for me was very frustrating , because I wasn't on the same level as the boss and couldn't deal enough damage since my pawn and other pawns would cling on me . What can I say ? My milkshake brings all the boys in the yard !! hahahahahah okay i stop xD
hahaha! Awesome! Crap, now I have that song in my head. Damn it!
xDDDD
You and your main pawn look amazing
This channel's pure dedication and love for DD is enough for me to subscribe. Hope you are still active, I'll put on bell just in case.
Been watching your videos lately. I really appreciate your approach to the game. Been a treat to watch. Helped me discover some really cool skills as well.
Nice, thanks Jecht. I am happy when my efforts are noticed.
@@Nihil0.0 I love this game very dearly. I usually make it a point to do a 100 percent playthrough every year. I think this year I'm gonna try all the those assassin skills you showed off. The detonation charge looks super fun.
Powder Blast is great for traps. And Harpies. And gravity kills
Nice "Last of the Mohicans" cover there pal.
Dope vid man.. musics dope too.. usually I have dir en grey or fallujah playing in the background when I binge dogma.. variety is always welcomed though
I forgot about Dir en Grey. Nice. Not sure about Fallujah though. Will have to check that out.
Nihil0.0. Their best songs are scar queen, chemical cave, and fidelio.. imo but they have plenty of good stuff
Fidelio sounds familiar. I will check 'em out
Great video about inclinations.I also like to watch pawns in battles and study their inclinations alot.When I tried on my fighter utilitarian,guardian I was really surprised how great it works ( he got full bestiary I dont know if this was a big plus).He wasnt glued to me but he was attacking every enemie in the room.Not only strong or weak ones he was attacking everyone I wanted him to attack.When I am trying to try new inclinations for my pawns I always go in the room with more types of enemies because this is where you can see how they act.
I know that many people prefer scather as first inclination on a fighter pawn but everytime I tried it on my pawn I changed it back.What I dont like about scather as primary is that they see only one type of enemie ( for example that room with 2 chained gorecyclops,2 eliminators and 3 garms will spawn there).That room is a big problem for scathers pawns and worst situation when you are fighting eliminators and garms will spawn there a scather pawn will not fight garms at all they wil not fight eliminators they wil see only one enemie chained gorecyclop.They just get kinda "blind" to other type of enemies.So I have set my pawn utilitarian,scather and this was really big change.He was fighting other enemies too.
What I wanted to say is (maybe I am wrong I dont know,all this thing with inclinations is so difficult sometimes) from what I saw on my fighter pawn when he is primary utilitarian he works with Arisen more than if he would be set as a scather primary.
Sorry for so long commentary :)
Thanks for the long comment April. I love the long in depth comments.
And yes, the Inclinations and Pawns are very intricate, and difficult. It mostly requires an array of testing and observations for you to figure out what works best for your setup, because even as we switch vocations, we need a new setup with our pawns.
I saw your videos with Yupiel and Gael, and someone else. You and I do the same thing, with observant how they act as a unit, and then make adjustments. It's pretty fun. And I would encourage you to upload more, I saw the last one prior was almost a year ago. I saw you have 3k hours in the game, so I am sure you can provide some good videos. I will continue to watch and like.
Ultimately there is no right or wrong way to setup a Pawn. After awhile of watching you, they will always adjust and evolve into a mesh of what the game was designed to do, so really patience is the only requirement to get a pawn that acts well.
Thanks again April, I appreciate it
I always make my main pawn a mage. Helps alot, i can optimize myself their skills.
love that I keep finding these videos whenever I pick up and play dogma from time to time. finally subscribed after months of lurking. your content is tight as fuck. hope you're doing well.
Awesome video, I have been playing this game for years and this is the best explanation on how pawns work. Good job sir!!!!!!
Thanks Joe. I appreciate your words
very good music !
You have been the most comprehensive source of knowledge for this game since I found you on RUclips dude. Keep this shit up forever 🤙.
Ok, I’m your fan. Thanks for all your vids, you’re amazing!
Thanks Margarita
I preferably avoid letting my sorcerer pawn use maelstrom as it obviously blocks out visibility when I'm melee. Very informative though, so thx. Now I need to do another play through lol
Yeah, maelstrom does consume the entire visual surroundings. I also don't like Anodyne, as it's glow can really be a hinderance.
Good to hear about another playthough. Always my intent with any video. To encourage more Dogma
I find it funny that the stupid stuff I did on the 360 version is on the PS4. Like playing catch the pig with your pawns for example
Haha. Or climbing the sacks hanging in BBI
They didn't fix the little hole in the map either, I can't remember exactly where. But it's on the main road between our character's hometown and gran soren. You'll notice it when your character does that animation if you try walking off a cliff, though on that spot. And we can fall through the map into an endless fall. I've done it a few times, once or twice on PS4, and the other 2 or 3x on my 360. It usually corrupts my save data
huh. I don't think I have seen that. Interesting
I seriously enjoy your choice of music and the information presented. Thank you!
Thanks Unah, I do try to keep the videos interesting and the music is just a personal perk of mine
Yeesss, Sacred Spirit is one of my faves.
I had never noticed that if you climb on an ogre when it loses its balance it totally falls down on its back
Thank you Nihil, the video is studious and informative, giving us a better insight into this, otherwise, insufficiently explained pawn inclination mechanics.
Thank you SkyBlue
screenshots were a nice touch.
Thanks Johhny
Awesome vid man. Just got back into Dragon's Dogma... this helps so much thanks for the insight on inclinations.
great series, it's been invaluable. Shout out to Sacred Spirit for epic music too!
Such a useful video. Very glad to have found your channel. Running a mage pawn atm so your insight has proven invaluabl. Thanks!
Thanks Furrion. I am happy that I can help
@@Nihil0.0 - As far as skill usage goes. How would I get my pawn to use grapnel more often?
Atm my skills are high grapnel, high Silentium, high Spell Screen, high anodyne, high Halidom and holy affinity.
Inclination is Medicant,Guardian and utilitarian.
Is it just somthing that comes with foe knowledge? Or does she need to see myself or another pawn use it. Thanks mate
Your videos are so helpful and I am LOVING the music. Thank you.
Could you clarify if pawns learns directly from your actions please?
I am trying to make my pawn sorcerer but the range my pawn wait to attack is too close, basically melee range. How can I increase her range, or how can I teach her how to play as sorcerer? 😥
Very clever of you.
It would be really nice if you could give pawns skill priorities based on which enemies they're fighting. That way you actually develope the strategies they use from conflict to conflict.
If you prefer a more active command system, you could even have a hot bar you can use to temporarily disable certain skills on the fly.
As pawns learn more in the bestiary, they start using the correct skills for the specific enemy.
Imagine DD with FF12's gambit system
They depend on your personal playstyle you can't really change it to perfection, I always end up scather/utilitarian somehow even when I aim for mitigator. Always jealous of some beast pawn
this is great
fantastic video, well done. Very informative, no nonsene crap and straight to the point, gr8 soundtrack too! Im impressed!
I wish the next game would make it so that the knowledge stuff is the ones that teaches your pawns fighting tactics/tendencies by seeing it being done by others first, but they have static roles/gambits you can set at the chair that doesn't change OT. After that, they should make item gathering as a manual command and not an inclination, because it's like cancer you always have to deal with after some time. The tactics they'll use will heavily depend on the gambits/roles you set for them. Like take aggro+do melee+target large 1st+fight close to me as gambits that won't change OT, and then the tactics like grappling enemies, knocking down, climbing become applied for specific enemies due to those being set.
I like how they were able to make a growing AI in the game, but if experience tells me anything, it wasn't that good to base everything it learns on what the main character does, and then have no option to keep certain stuff "permanently set". Eventually, all average players will have pawns riddled with Acquisitor and just be a copy of the player making it a bother to micromanage for most folks who don't know this stuff.
what was the armor you were wearin' at 16:47 ? old vid, I know, but suuuuuper useful! also, that armor rocks- is it gransys guard?
Edit: it is! srry for wasted time.
Great video 😁👍. Really explains things well. This will help me a lot when I start playing this game again so thanks dude 😊.
Nice. Thanks Zaraki
I really have to study inclinations to make my pawn better, huh? Oh, well...
Were do you get that outfit you have on from ?
Thank you
Song is fire
Thanks for all the videos you do, I learned a lot about this game and I start to see how is it. I have it but I didn't realize about all the things that this game had to offer me until I saw one of your videos. And with this one, I understand how the pawns work. Again thank you so much for your videos.
Thanks Dracko. I am happy that my videos have been helpful. always happy to hear
@@Nihil0.0It's ok if I ask you for advice? I'm a magic archer ( I love it) but I still couldn't defeat the big cyclops and the death. idk how to ask this and I'm sorry if I look like a noob but I am in bitterblack, lol. Anyway, how you kill them? did you kill them?
Usially, if you struggle to kill, it's because your weapon is not strong enough. You will need 1500 magic atk to legit damage Chained Cyclops, but 2000 to be worthy. You can use 4 times the Dagger skill magic rebalancer, this will double your magic atk for 1 minute.
Death?....... well, Death is a hp boss. He was designed to abuse with damage boosting gear and tools, you can't have a fair fight because you have to cheese the system. But, Ricochet does well on Death in a tight room.
@@Nihil0.0 Thanks for your advice. I usually use hunter bolt to kill cyclops, this attack has fire damage that is good for this enemy but I use a lot of energy and mushrooms, idc that part I use my pawn to carry more and as a tank.
Death I think is chasing me lol, I enter in a new zone and he appears there trying to kill me and my pawns, I usually exit the zone and re entering so he doesn't bother me but I'm a bit tired of him showing his lamp -.-. So if I can kill him I think I'm going to able to move without him coming in the middle of another battle.
By the way, sorry for my english. And again thanks for your help
I'm trying to upload my daggers and bow, I'm about to kill the dragon again so my dragons dragger and bow will be more powerful, but I wanted some more experience before the battle with the dragon.
Last time I fought with the clyclops I was level 70 I think so I wasn't so powerfull, I tried some more vocations before going to bitterblack island. Sorry, I talked too much
Hey I'm kinda new in DD. Btw if by any chance can i fix the primary inclinations and 2nd on my pawn using the knowledge chair on towns? Because whenever I use it, it only shows the second inclination thats about to be changed :(( btw great content for new players! Keep it up
The chair will only change the one Inclination. To change the other or all, you will need to do the Elixirs from Johnathon
ruclips.net/video/IOuvq-VlhIY/видео.html
@@Nihil0.0 got it! Thanks alot for the guides really helpful! Love this channel
man great stuff. have you made a spreadsheet to detail all this?
Omg the way you play this game is amazing, very inspiring making me want to play it even more to try out all these aggro mechanics and coordinating with the pawn AI.
Thanks!
Hey I just started playing DDDA and I'm a tad confused about your support mage pawn's augments. She has augments from Strider, Ranger in addition to Mage and Sorcerer. What is her leveling progression? My plan is to grab Beatitude and Perpetuation from Mage and then rank up Sorcerer to 9 for Articulacy plus Conversation.
I typically get augments from all vocations, because they can be useful for all vocations. Mage and Sorcerer are easier to not need other augments, but stability from Ranger and Grit from Strider are great for all. It just goes for preference really. What you want the pawn to be and do can be fine tuned with augments
I absolutely love this game amazing game I play on my Xbox series x 🙏🙏💯💯💯🤘👌
How do you go about getting the inclinations you want in the order you want?
35:48 - It's like your training them, but intervening when they are about to die. Or Sensei of naruto students
Thank you so much! I saw them, but didn't realize there are three ai script settings though the 3rd seems to be hidden. A BIG help when I change my pawns vocation to act appropriately.
How do you heal your pawns, or party members? Is it only through an inn or rest? Just got this game and I'm loving the combat and pawn system.
@Facepalm Full O' Napalm cool thanks
I have done so many runs without really understanding the mechanics of the pawn . Informative video and great songs, reminds me of one of my favorite movies, Last of the Mohicans. Now I have to put my build on hold and go watch the movie again, lol.
You should talk more, you have a really good voice.
26:35 - Player just like Boss Leader seeing the skill of his subordinates. lol
Always wondered if skill rings cause pawns to use a skill more. Like if I give my pawn a brain splitter ring will they use splitter more often than they would have otherwise? Or if I give them a hailstorm volley ring will they use that in situations where perhaps they may have been inclined to use melee otherwise?
Could be interesting to test if it hasn't been done already
Hmmmm. I haven't tested that. I would suspect they do not. There are no codes for such. There codes for certain skills when a debilitation is active, like if you freeze an Eliminator your Sorcerer pawn and Strider will not attack and break that frozen, if you have the skill Arc of or if your Warrior pawn has Arc of. The other pawns know that Arc of is the powerhouse so they just allow it to charge and not break the frozen.
my internet is acting slow as hell today what was the best set up for ranger/strider
video want load :P agin
I want to know if there are inclinations or augments that encourages specific spells to be cast regardless of knowledge.
I remember seeing somewhere that Fulmination is a Utilitarian spell or affected by the Help call out. Still don't know if this is true.
Utilitarian helps for spellsync, but it's not needed. Utilitarian does improve when they use certain elemental spells on certain enemies. The augments that improve stagger resistance while casting helps and stamina increase helps.
How do you set secondary and further inclinations? I've only seen the primary in the attitude table
This video below shows how. You can only see the first 2, and with this method you can ensure the 3rd
ruclips.net/video/IOuvq-VlhIY/видео.html
I’ve gotten good at using the inclination potions Johnathan sells. Usually 7/7/7. Problem is that Aquisitor keeps replacing the 3rd position. Can I top off with a potion to replace it? Or will I always need the whole 7/7/7 regimen, so the potion doesn’t replace primary inclination?
You can top off once. Next time should be 7/7/7 again. How it works is a range between 100 and 1000. The highest number is primary. The numbers increase on their own, so Aquisitor will eventually reack 1000
@@Nihil0.0 Thanks for your reply. I didn’t know about the 100-1000 inclination range. I love deep games like this with obscure mechanics, that need a community to tease out everything.
Bruh great video as always . Are these builds for modded gameplay???? Or can these builds be used for console gameplay????
All platforms. I don't use any mods that alter gameplay. I always want my videos to be for all viewers.
@@Nihil0.0 thanx for the reply.
I know not to teach magic pawns magic agent since they're awful with it, but should I also avoid focused bolt on a support mage?
When I go with a Mage Support, I skip the Focused Bolt, but I don't think it interferes too much. If you have a Rusted Staff for torpor on your Support mage, the focused bolt will induce torpor pretty well.
Hello Nihil. I have a question how can i get the blackwing bow for the magick archers? I know I've to purify a BBI weapon lvl 3 and also use the specific vocations to get it, but I've been trying to get it for a while using strider/mage but I just get the same item all the time, the Staff for mages. Is there anything else that affects the drop of the item? Or is it just bad luck.
Luck, but Strider / Strider is the best results for any bow and fighter / fighter is best for any shield.
Thank you very much for your help.I apologize if I disturb you. Japanese game makers love to test the patience of players in their games.
No worries Hex. I like reading and replying to comments.
Is it bad that I keep coming back to this video because of the music? I've already checked out the tracks individually, but it's just not the same without Nil's voice and the gameplay footage playing in the background.
It's good music. My favorite part is 33:27
@@Nihil0.0 Gitchi-Manidoo is my favorite track. Especially around the 8:38 mark of the video. The moment High Maelstrom hit, and the transition of the music was absolutely perfect.
At 1:21, what armor is your fighter/pawn wearing? Love the red!
That's the Royal Surcoat and Meloirean Arms and Legs
@@Nihil0.0 Thanks, I wasn't aware of the Royal Surcoat set, it has aesthetic appeal
Love the content. Are your pawns available for rent on pc?
Yeah, I can't recall which pawn I have live currently but I think it's Nilly Strider. User id is nihil0.0
@@Nihil0.0 thanks my dude. Sent a friend request. Appreciate the help.
How is it your pawn's Fracture Dart has like 10 consecutive explosions while my pawn's use only gives around 5 or 6 of them? Is there an augment or gear piece that empowers this ability?
Late but Fracture Dart has to be airbursted by holding and releasing the skill button before it hits the ground, that’s what causes the additional explosions. Not sure what causes pawns to use it correctly sometimes and incorrectly other times. Maybe bestiary knowledge, or maybe just enemies of different sizes or rooms with different height ceilings. If it’s an inclination thing in particular I haven’t noticed.
Wonderful to see people still playing this game! Thanks for a great, fascinating video. It really helps put the AI mechanisms of inclinations together for various pawn vocations/skills/augments. I've been hit or miss for years, without really knowing why. Hits = Accidents! I think things are finally about to change.
_Query:_ people talk about "training" a pawn's inclinations. It seems a long, somewhat confusing process to me (for example, I hate using the D-pad or not picking up anything dropped in battle even after battle just to shape a pawn's inclinations). You, however, spend a good part your video standing back, and you only get more involved when you need to direct the aggro or when the party is smaller. When you stay apart from the pawns, letting them do the primary work, do you "train" your pawn in a way that alters arrangements of her inclinations over time? Or do you hang back here for demo purposes only? Do you use the elixirs at all with your pawn if her inclinations go awry or simply engage/train when your pawn needs reminding of her role in the party? (The bench seems to go only so far in preserving second and tertiary inclinations, and then, only if a fourth inclination doesn't show up in the mix, but doesn't appear to do anything for the primary one.)
It actually seems to me, elixirs notwithstanding, I need to learn to step back from the fight a bit more frequently ... promote the ensemble effort rather than be the star. Yes?
Did just read the JustKazuma writings you linked to. _Very_ helpful ... these do address many of my questions, asked and unasked. Do they echo how you grow your pawns?
If you want a true breakdown on what goes on with the inclinations, let me know and i'll link it.
Fair warning: Its quite a long read.
This video gets me excited. It’s like I’m seeing the Matrix, when combined with your other pawn videos, especially the one on how augments effect them.
This is a pretty fantastic video, gonna go watch the one on pawns and Augments now.
Some examples of what happens when you do the "Don'ts" like putting Utilitarian in first place coulda been nice.
Also, anyone interested in seeing how Pawns act could also look at the "Absolute Pawn Contest" uploaded here on youtube.
You even have access to the GameFaqs thread to see to some extent how the pawns were set up.
I'm not sure it actually states their inclinations though, been a while since I looked in on that, and I mean to look back at it.
The don'ts of Utilitarian consequences could have been stated, but with these videos I don't want to share everything, or give my opinion on everything. One thing that I have noticed when people observe your material is , your opinion can be taken many different ways, and lately I have felt as I need to tiptoe through the tulips with some viewers. My stand on Periapt usage or lv200 doesn't mean you're OP is getting exhausted with comments and replies.
Oh dear XD
Fair enough.
But yeah this is great stuf to watch, you keep doing you, man.
Hmmm.. Last of the Mohican soundtrack! Wow! Your Arisen looks like the Tomahawk villain (hairdo) who killed the bro. of the white Mohican (main protagonist). Lol.
I tried to set up a Strider pawn like your Ranger. Challenger - Utilitarian - Pioneer with skills and auguments to keep distance and apply debilitations. And gave her a 3 star Rusted bow.
She looked confused as hell lol... She have a lot knowledge about most foes but, in a fight with a cyclops she kept screaming to grab the leg or take it's sight while walking in circles around the beast...
I think striders are better climbers than debilitators?
Should I made a Ranger out of her?
Yeah, I typicall put Challenger for Ranger, while Strider I set as Mitigator. That little change may help
@@Nihil0.0 I changed to Mitigator and it worked. Thanks :)
But I think Ranger will work better for what I want, after all.
This video really helped me understand my pawns actions ,or lack there of :[ . Love the song at the end. Couldn't place were I heard it before. then it hit me, "Last of the Mohicans". Brings back memories of that great chase scene and fight at the end.
Nice. Thanks Aaron. I like the music theme with the video, and yep Last of the Mohicans.
I want to have my warrior to be
Challenger/Medicant/Pioneer
so that means
Who: The Big Guys
How: Prepare for them
What Else: Seperate from me.
Challenger only gets your pawn to fight at range, if you want your pawn to focus on the big guy, you should focus on scather instead
Yeah, Challenger is literally for ranged and magic users.
Scather and Mitigator are the opposites. Strong vs weak, and can actually change on an enemy depending on which other enemies are in the area.
An enemy that is normally scather can be mitigator if a stronger enemy is on the field.
Nihil guardo tutti i tuoi video sei bravissimo , thanks x tutti i gameplay che ci porti ☺☺☺☺
Thanks Lorena. I am happy to hear when my videos are appreciated