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Its an Extra Starting Scenario from the Mod Extra Starting Scenario

Dying to Headshots is a big Problem of Battleforge that gets solved by Steelbrow

@@tobsejoto ok, I will try it. I think I have a wider problem anyway, cannot consistently win crises on veteran difficulty

@@StaalBurgher0 I wouldnt be surprised if you loose a bunch of Bros too Headshots:)

@@tobsejoto I should probably read the log! 🤣

It saves against DoubleHeadshots From big Weapons but other Perks might be better

it depends on the enemies but around 20 mdef should be fine

the game has a Hard learningcurve, thats not for everybody

Looking into that more thanks for the Comment

I made a wholeVideo about my Modsand how to get them

@@tobsejoto ur tips very helpful man thanks

Yeah its personell preference, with fearsome and Overwhelm its a nice debuffweapon.

I take always Attack and Defense and Split the rest. I want to have 85 Hitpoints and 40 Resolve the Rest i put into Fatigue and i like to take Brawny on lower Fatigue Bros. Axes and Flails are really Fatgue Efficent so you get away with lower Fatigue Values, on the other Hand Duellists and Cleavers are Incredible Fatigue Hungry and i aim for 70 Usuable Stamina on them with recover. Hammers and Maces are in Between Depending on how often you use the Secondary ability and the 2Hand Sword is Fatigue Intensive too, cause you want to use your AOE a lot.

Looks like a pilum to me :)

Thats true Most Highborns have insane Posibble Basestats compared to Lowborns, but they are expensive and it might be betterto gamble on 20 Lowborns instead of 1 Highborn.

True

@@tobsejoto you have a sweet set up. I haven’t got past 200 or so days yet across many campaigns. Your builds seem almost foreign

@@shanekennedy5420 Just try them they are really fun

Thats true, they fatigue out so fast even in short fights and axe duellist are already very perk and stamina intensive

@@tobsejoto Exactly, the basic axe duelist build already asks so much from a bro that you really need an utter Chad bro to use the Orc Axe. And if you have a bro that good, are you really gonna make him a duelist? Probably not.

@@kylemolloy862 probably 2Hand Cleaver for a god Bro

Missed those ones

Could you do a part 2 with the ranged weps?

@@andrewj1216 Yes

its more defence butyou are right it makes more senceif oyu get higher inititive values

Iam not sure about this one, but i know that lindwurms have 180 Resolve so i dont think that matters too much.

@@tobsejoto by my calculation, with 8 of these + 110 res FS it can get to 10% morale fail at 50% hp and 30% at 0 hp. yeah not good enough for the funny

@@heinrichohwer You have to keep in mind even if you break them and they flee , they will rally immediatly cause of that high Resolve of 180

@@tobsejoto i forgot about that, i actually had 1 lindwurm fleeing after killing 2 others so i ended all my bros turn, and then it flanked me. it was fleeing for 1 turn though which is weird, it should have 95% rally

@@heinrichohwer I think you cant rally by yourself if your in combat with somebody

True but it costs you 0 Perk Points and you get it very early not on level 8 and you can always switch it too something else or have Backpack armor, you cant reskill your Bros sadly

They are good to Gamble on if you have the money

Absolutly true :)

The Second attack does only half Damage,so with Headhunter you do more Damage when you headshot twice in a row, which causes Oneshots on Brigands and Nomads and it really helps against the 400 Bodyarmor of Orcwarriors

@@tobsejoto wow ok I had no idea thanks that’s really helpful

Of corse i can, you get this super early and you dont have to take a level 8 perk for that, so this attachment is a real Tempo item that lets you bully Beasts and Brigands early on, and you can always transition too other attachsments later.

Sure why not

@@kynokyno2563 if you stack this with fearsome then orc warriors will flee screaming and the chosen will have to think twice before attacking too.

@@er4din903 ahh nice, seems interesting if you want to ride big orc camps relatively early

Only for Opponents that are adjecestant too you so only meelee .

@@tobsejoto right so then let's say the guy behind the guy with the direwolf pelt mantle throws javelins does that work or has to be that character specifically?

@@XeonesLinqos The opponent that adjestent to an Direwelfpelt gets his resolve Reduced so every check from that gets procked by any attack has mins 5 Resolve, so yes it would work.

@@tobsejoto thanks I appreciate the help.

@@tobsejotoyet another reason why they’re not the same. Also why would you ever use bolas??

he did one on one of his stream, maybe i can find it

I made i Video about the kraken and i fought it in stream multiple Times, i have Huge Issues with the Kraken cause of installed mods the Game crahes a lot. So my General Strategy for the Whole Team are Polearms that cost 5 AP to use, and than i wait for a good spawn where everybody is on the Highground and i onlybring high Mellee Attack guys with me no archers or tanks.

oh oops, i sent the link but i guess i can't, the strat is what he said

Its a List for newer Players to the Game and it Highlights what i recruit most of the time

I dont think this is harmful Disinformation and i dont think Optimal Play Patterns exist in this Game, just finding an optimal Playstyle that works for yourself is a thing i would recommend therefor im making these Videos to tell People that Fearsome is not Broken or the Optimal way to play the Game, its just a playstyle, an Option like any other Plasystyles. I was Discussing Chainrouting Opponents in the Video and i said that you dont need fearsome too Chainroute opponents killing them fast does the same trick. Ofcourse you can take Fearsome on Damage Builds with Berzerk but i feel this is a winning more Strategy which is okay too but taking another Damage perk instead wouldnt be wrong either. Unless you are Leveling Resolve Past the 50 Mark you dont reduce the moral of your Opponents with Fearsome, so the only bonus you get is the fact that you dont have too do 15 Damage, 1 Damage is enough to Trigger a moral Check, but most weapons you are using aginst Chosen would do the 15 Damage anyway, unless you are trying to spear them down or something like that. A chosen has 90 resolve, that means he has only a 10 Percent Chance of losing a Moral check, so unless you are Modifying that by heavy leveling Resolve the Fearsome does not help you to break a chosen. Thats why i was Comparing Fatigue Neutrals with Berzerk Builds because it is Higly unlikly that you have way more resolve than 50 and at the same Time enough Hitpoints and Stamina that Berzerk Builds need. A fat Neutral has the oppurtunity to level resolve Past 50 and take Fortied Mind as an Aditional Perk+Fearsome too reduce your opponents Moral when you Prock the Fearsome. By the way the World Record for Monolith is 19 Days and it was done without Fearsome which is another Evidence that Fearsome is not Op its just a way to play the Game. Thanks for the Comment tho and good luck with your speedruns.

​@@tobsejoto This is a borderline incoherent reply. Paragraphs please. I don't think you understand what "winning more" means in the context of strategy games. I also think you don't understand the modification to percentage points and how that changes the likelihood for something to happen, specifically regarding Barbarian Chosen. You are correct that fearsome does nothing to Schrats, and very little to Lindwurms (after breaking through their armor). I'm not a speedrunner. Beating monolith in 19 days by farming a weiderganger for thousands of rounds is its own thing irrelevant to most people playing the game.

@@TheOriginalSlurgi I understand how Percentage works especially on chosen. So for every10 Resolve that you have over 50 you reduce your Opponents Resolve by 2 which makes it 2 % more likely that they fail a Moralcheck. So if you have 60 Resolve the Chosen will have 88 Resolve aginst the Fearsome Prock which gives him a 88 % Chance of passing the Check and not losing Moral. If you have 100 Resolve the you are Reducing your Opponents Moral by 10 so the Chosen would have 80Moral against that attack. So now the Chosen a 80% Chance the Pass the Test but also a 20 % Chance to fail which is Signifcant. What that means is if you dont invest Heavily in Resolve i would say more than 60, Fearsome does not help you too break Chosens significantly faster and taking Damage Perks and more Fatigue would do the same Trick, that was my whole Point to begin with and so far i did not hear an argument against that.

No need for relentless

The Idea behind relentless was to always go fast and slow down to apply the Stagger to Opponents wwhich makes them Effectvly strike last, this is something Gifted couldnt Achieve

Thank you for your Great Comment. Yes Fearsome makes it overall more likely that Opponents will Break or Flee which is quite good, but you are Paying a Perk point for that and a lot of the time that means you are playing without Berzerk (Fatneutral). So if you spent that Perkpoint for a Damage Perk you kill your Opponents faster, which makes your Opponents flee faster aswell and you are killing more Opponents which is basicly the same as making an opponent Flee.So my Point was that it is Basicly the same playing with Fearsome or more fatigue and Damage heavy it makes no real Difference in terms of the outcome of the Fight most of the time.

@ChampionJan, i urge you to read through some of the other comments under the video as well. Your analysis is very correct fearsome doesn’t always work, and some of it’s benefits were indeed left out in this video. The main thing that is left unsaid, is that fearsome shines the most in the fights that are really profitable for you tot sake in the esrly to mid game, as well as providing a valuable alternative win condition when attacking late game Orc and Barbarian camps. In essence, fearsome is very good in the fights which you want to take if you want to continue growing your company strength as fast as possible through loot, experience and most importantly gear. While it doesn’t work against all enemies, the tempo that you have from having taken this perk into the fights that would’ve come before it mean that you’re going to be better equipped in the fights where fearsome doesn’t work as well. Additionally, and most importantly, fearsome is not mutually exclusive from berserk frenzy, and indeed those perks work best when taken together simply because most hits means more fearsome morale checks. Taking fearsome does not force you into taking a fatigue neutral build. Fearsome just happens to be an awesome way to increase a fatigue neutral’s effectiveness in combat by helping them route goes and therefore deal more damage as those enemies will die to the opportunity attacks trying to leave some of control. You very astutely noticed the utility in lowering enemy morale acting as a debuff to enemy stats, increasing both your hit chance against them while reducing their against you.