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Just so you know, a lot of these caves and catacombs have passages and rooms hidden behind false walls that you have to hit or roll into to expose. I am pretty sure you missed a couple in the Crystal cave.
The attribute scaling is how much the weapon pulls from your stats. The bloodhound fang pulls more from dexterity than strength, so focus on dexterity first. The scaling goes up as you upgrade the weapon also.
two things about the nights cavalry you fought at the end of this video..........he drops a nice ash of war, the ice spear, very useful in some situations..........also if you target his horse he is easier to handle.......and stay on your horse of course.........have fun
Sometimes your summons will get distracted trying to fight the things you didn't kill right outside the boss door before you come in.
You can lock on to that balloon. It's just worth a small rune. You can also manual aim the crossbow if you hold it with both hands.
If you have picked up the needed items, you can upgrade the spirit ashes to make the summons stronger. Talk to the girl at the roundtable hold.
Heyo Lamo! A couple of tips for you, when your going against the huge trolls or the big golems it should only take two charged R2 to break their stance. Also when using your bloodhounds skill attack, press R2 afterward for a follow-up attack. Great vids. Cheers!
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Attributes Required = The base amount of stats you need
Attributes Scaling = How much damage your weapon does, you have 27 strength in the video, if you had 30, you would have more damage, but for example if you upgraded intelligence, it won't do anything because intelligence isn't listed in the Attribute Scaling.
Attribute Scaling Letter = Better grade means more damage, for example C will do more damage than D.
The green bar affects how much you can block, so if you want to block a lot you can consider upgrading endurance.
As long as the Great Rune symbol is lit up beside your health, mana, and stamina bars then the rune is active and your stats are raised. It goes out when you die and you have to use another rune arc to activate it again.
The special attack of your weapon has a follow up if you press L2 again after jumping back......Utilize it.
Attribute scaling is how much the damage increases when you put points in that stat.. you only really need to put points into one of them, preferably the one with the best scaling grade.. as you upgrade that sword the dex scaling will get better grades.
That depends on whether or not you already know for sure you will stick with one weapon, or one type of weapon. If you want a bit more versatility in easier switching and using new weapons you come across - without hours of grinding to get a, or multiple stats up multiple, even double digit levels - you want a bit more even distribution between strength and dexterity.
Also, if you want some magic support powers on the side, whether intelligence or faith based magic, you want to put some points in one of those stats too (and man are faith incantations versatile and useful, dang.)
@@3dmaster205 Also, eventually you pass the point of diminishing return and you can actually get more points of attack power if you put points in the secondary stat.
Don‘t worry too much about having more FP. There is an item a bit further into the game that gives you unlimited FP for 10 seconds. Perfect for summoning any spirit ash you want without dedicating any levels into mind.
It's not bad to level up mind. If you're using the mana then go for it. I recommend getting it high enough that it can hold a full flask worth. Otherwise, you're wasting half your mana flask when you drink it.
Try to visit finger reader enia in the roundtable , she will give you extra talisman pouch (which you can add one more talisman).
What a coincidence, been here yesterday also hahaha
FYI the brass shield is really heavy for it's stats. I usually grab that one at the merchant you visited at around @18:39 also I believe upgrading your shield only affects shield bash so you really don't need to.
It affects guard boost. An upgraded shield loses less stamina when you block.
The brass shield has the highest guard boost of any medium shield.
@@johnstonecypher6116 yeah, i'd rather have the resistances on heavier armor. but to be fair I tried shields and they are almost useless in this game outside of parry and arrows.. every roll catch you would want to block breaks your stamina bar anyways haha.. then you end up dropping points from damage into endurance to try and compensate and your boss fights take 10x longer.. I would suggest to any player to drop the shields and go two handed or dual weapon tbh.
I think you're confused about the ailment meters. These are negative meters, so when you increase the meter, it has to count down the difference. That's why if you put on a poison resistance charm, it looks like you got a little bit poisoned. You didn't. The meter just got bigger.
Hey, Lamo; good fun video, you're doing well, I give you a few tips, though:
1. I noticed you put the red flask in your item bar, the blue one in your pouch, and then if I saw correctly the third one is loose in your inventory. I get the idea behind it; no need to scroll through the items in order to use them; but the pouch offers this on its own. Put all your flasks in there, and each flask has its own button combination that allows you to use them instantly. This frees up the item bar for some items that aren't quite as time sensitive; some bombs, or some weapon enhancing greases; your spirit ash summons.
2. I noticed when you're on your horse you only attack on the right; it's why you couldn't hit that one enemy; he was on the left of the sword, you attacked right, so you didn't hit him. To attack on the left of your horse, use the left attack buttons.
3. I notice you keep your shield up, and bring it up, even if an enemy is not near you, or is already committed to a long animation/action that can't hit you. Here's the thing though; when your shield is up, it prevents stamina recovery; it gets reduced to near zero. You've seen what happens in the Evergaol if your stamina goes to zero: your stance gets broken, leaving you open to a critical hit; which ended your first attempt against that guy. So try to lower your shield whenever you can to recover stamina.
4.Jump attacks; you don't seem to use them, try them out. Especially the jump heavy attack has lots of stance breaking power, allowing you to bring enemies down for a critical hit quicker.
5. That weapon's special skill is indeed very lovely, but it is even better than you think it is; there is a second part to it. If you don't believe me, read the description of the skill in the weapon description; do a heavy attack the moment you land from the backward arc, and you shoot forward with some invincibility frames to land another devastating hit.
Bloodhound fang is a good weapon, but I hate that there's a million people telling everyone to use it.
rune arcs make your grate runes work until you die then you need to use another rune arc to get the buff again
Oh. Well hi there gorgeous. 😘