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You can find the source of anything in the game in the Access Info tab, you can scroll over to it after opening the map. As for Lethal Infection specifically, I'm not really sure what the best place to get it is. I think I got mine while Obstructor farming. I know the non-elemental reactor in Vespers Moonlight Lake has a 5% drop for it on completion and might be a decent option if you have a good valby build or something.

I will give you a free carry if still need it

After loading the preset, go into the paint menu, then then back out of the menu without saving the changes. You'll still lose things like decals, but it'll keep the base colors.

Depends, if you just want to make a purely firearm focused build, then the only stats you really need are cooldown, duration and survivability. Honestly, I still haven't gotten around to experimenting with blair because I've been so busy getting gley, bunny, valby and a bunch weapons end-game ready. So I have no idea if its worth investing in your skill damage at all on a build centered around backdraft.

Seems to be working perfectly fine for me. Just be aware that the bonus crit will only be shown in the info page of the inventory screen. When you're on the inventory screen, on PC, press the W key, not sure what it is on console but it should be shown in the bottom right.

I'll have another go but seems broken for me 😢 just doesn't show the increase.

@@jacobsdad8163 unless you're on console, and its a console specific bug, it's definitely working normally. Trying putting on a very low crit rate weapon, like a launcher/shotgun with 1% crit rate, and see if you're getting crits

@@Naisarias yeah mate was not on the main descendant stat page 👍

-30% debuff is good too

Valby gives a flat 20% critical hit rate, you confirm this by looking at her passive on descendant page. But I do need to correct that it is affected by citical hit rate modifiers (this goes for blair as well). I think when I tested it I must've accidentally forgotten to save the loadout or something and it just didn't occur to me that the base weapon crit rate didn't change.

To clarify, for both Blair and Valby, they increase the BASE critical hit rate of a gun by 14% and 20% respectively.

I do need to correct that it is affected by citical hit rate modifiers (this goes for valby as well). I think when I tested it I must've accidentally forgotten to save the loadout or something and it just didn't occur to me that the base weapon crit rate didn't change.

To clarify, for both Blair and Valby, they increase the BASE critical hit rate of a gun by 14% and 20% respectively.

@@Naisariasoh so it’s not a flat additive ? It’s 14% of the guns crit rate ? Was playing him this morning and I still got decent numbers just wish he wasn’t so squishy. Spoiled with Ajax haha

@@stealthy3928 No, it increases the base crit rate of the gun by 14%. Using the tamer as an example, let's say you have +50% crit rate from mods with it's base 10% crit rate: instead of [10 * 1.5 + 14 = 29%] it's [(10 + 14) * 1.5 = 36%]

@@stealthy3928 so it's actually much better than I originally thought

Yeah, I know my use is not covered under fair use and just that many companies let it slide when people use game osts (I assume mostly because sorting through videos of people actually playing your game vs. listening to the ost would be a nightmare). If sony had claimed I wouldn't have cared at all, it's totally within their rights. Also, you're correct that it wasn't modified, unless you count cutting off about .5s at the start, and was directly just spoken over. Funnily enough, I've put in more effort than the composer did because I looped/added some fade to all the tracks to make them flow well and balanced the audio tracks.

@@Naisarias Yeah, the game OSTs are a bit hit and miss on the copyright strikes that go out, etc. I got one on my actual channel a while back, from a group that only covered the same music used in the game, not that it was actually their music at all. They didn't even have any affiliation with the devs or Sega, the publisher. And then on top of it all, while the notes might be the same mostly, the pitch and tempo were not the same at all. The reverberations in the sounds, and the clarity of the tones, were way different. I.E. Similar but not the same, enough that Sega had no issue letting it go through on their end when making and selling the game; but apparently some diptwit out there figured otherwise in regards to my playing of said game and being quiet just long enough to get striked, inaccurately. Personally, I find it incredibly aggravating when stuff like this happens to myself or others, but then nothing happens to folk like rapstar buddy who is going above and beyond to break the rules. To put this into perspective for those who just don't get it. If the rules don't apply for one person, any person at all whoever they are... then they don't apply for any person at all regardless of whether any one person prefer otherwise or not. And frankly, this isn't up for debate via anyone, even actual lawyers, or actual police. Why? When this happens via court cases and judgments via the court, it is said to have set precedence. Precedence they have no legal right to challenge without proper evidence and a case to go with it. This is part of how dumb and bad laws are taken down over time. So again, it's not up for debate. But the public at large, doesn't realize that it also applies to the real world between folk as well. Scam other artists, don't be surprised when no one cares that they scammed you back, or did something else to teach you the lesson instead. People are dumb that way, by and large, generally. Anyways. That may all seem like it was off topic to you, or some others, but there is a point to it all. If TH-cam and the legal community at large won't do anything about these false claims made by scammers and such; then they have no right to complain when we the users of TH-cam, and the creators supporting it, decide to play their game too. How does one do this? Well... if my experience is anything to go by, you do this. 1. Make a 'cover' of the song at hand that the scammer is using. Now you have right to claim that cover as your work, even if the original is not. 2. Find every video using scrape bots to weed out the stuff that doesn't involve your song, from those that do. 3. Find the ones that the scammer uploaded, or their affiliated company putting out the strike requests. 4. ??? 5. Profit. Or something to that matter. The 4. ??? part is left like that on purpose in reference to the 'business plan' meme for comedy purposes, but also because technically telling someone to gather a bunch of users to effective w-hunt scammers, might not be legal outright... even if it's morally fine. (Remember folks. Legal and Moral are not the same thing.)

Surprisingly, once I got a good idea of the best way to use it, it wasn't bad at all. The curtis basically became relegated to: get enemy close to stagger with scudders, stagger with charge shot, then spam uncharged shots till empty, switch back to scudder, repeat

I mean, I doubt the artist has anything to do with the claim, and doubt he knowingly used the ost given that he does seem to have some level of success. Unless he somehow got sony to fork over the rights the track, which I doubt, my assumption is that what ever composer he outsources to couldnt meet a deadline, and just copy pasted a track he thought no one in the artist's target demographic would recognize. Regardless, even if he does have the rights to use the ost, it doesn't change the fact that his distributer is throwing out blatantly false copyright claims.

btw, it's a terribly unsuitable track to rap to lmao, you can find it on youtube if you want to hear the specific track: The Legend of Dragoon OST #27 - Sorrow

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So if it's overweight, I go with it. You cant deploy when you're over the energy cap at all. I actually finished making my own random build generator during the stream earlier today that accounts for energy cost so that's not an issue any more. BTW, if you want my random build generator you can grab it from discord in the description. It only works on windows tho

I just realized I typod my correction to the original typo, C 3 B, not C 3 A sorry about that, was checking comments when I realized my mistake

@Naisarias ya I figured that out eventually lol

It's been a while since I played sunrise, but iirc, you've understood correctly. This tech won't let you cheat the timing in any way, but will stop you from being punished if you misjudge if your current action will recover fast enough to insta block. Of course, if you just press it too late, you'll still get hit, but if you press it too early, you still get a counter thrust. It essentially just makes the chance that you get a positive outcome higher.

@@Naisarias thanks for the quick answer. So do you usually also hold down the counter thrust or cancel thrust. also as I understood it though, this makes it for people that don't have the timing down, more likely to go into counterthrust as well, because most of the time you cancel it too early right? also in case of waiting in neutral, would you usally also input counter thrust at the right timing over just blocking ? played rise on release, but then bought the dlc and did not play that right away. and am just now really catching up on it. love it(though it alsos tings taht i didnt use the sale value on steam)

@@Naisarias alsoa fter shield tackle do you input nothing wait, and then input counter thrust with same timing as you would insta block, or do you hold down block and react with b for counter thrust.

@@Goondius After anything that can cancel into counterguard (which is almost everything except for counter thrust itself) hold the block button and press the counter guard button when you think the attack will connect. Either, you will go into counter stance and counter the attack, or you will recover and insta-block will start. Also yes, this will often cause people who haven't gotten timings down yet to counter guard more often. This tech has two primary purposes. One, it allows you to be much more aggressive and get in more damage while not being riskier than normal. Two, it'll let you safely learn how long your attacks take to recover by rewarding you with the positive feedback of the insane dps of insta-block. As for doing this in neutral, I assume you mean without attacking? You can't, this only works doing after some kind of attack/animation. If you try to do this in neutral you'll just insta-block.

@@Naisarias Ah, ok. So if you press it early without recovering you basicly get counter thrust. But if you time it right and recovered you are "in neutral" and you can't go into counter thrust anyways, so you instablock automatically. But essentially, for the plus side of counter thrust to happen(in case the attack connects earlier) I would still have to "react". Ok nice video, thanks for the tips. I am hyped for Wilds next year.

there's a trick to importing color schemes from the pre-made builds you have access to 1. get the npc's ac from your data collection 2. go to the paint screen, it'll give you a warning about losing customizations, that's fine 3. back out of the customization screen without accepting the changes you still lose the decals, but you'll keep the exact color and material settings

At least it isn't too egregious yet and hopefully the backlash makes it clear how the overall player base feels about it. Locking the python mk II behind a 3 month long paywall is super scummy but the pre-built ships are just confusing. They're so offensively bad they come no where close to being p2w but rather are practically grieffing any new player who decides to buy them.

If it were sellable, it'd prolly sell for about 50m, so only about 100 of them!

It isn't about winning, even ignoring that I also said I don't think these are pay-2-win as is (Edit: The Python mark 2 definitely crosses into p2w if it actually becomes pvp meta like they've hinted they've designed it to be). It's about the developers being incentivized to make the game worse in order to make sales in the shop. I don't think it'll happen, but things like gated access and pre-built ships are the start of a slippery slope if FDev prioritizes profits over their game's integrity.

Elite has been pay to win since horrizons with the awful balancing that it introduced. Anyone without that DLC stands 0 chance. Then if you did buy it the internal balance was also botched because min-maxed ships were impossibly stronger than those of casual ships. People spending thousands of hours grinding were rewarded with basically a god mode vs those who did not. These are big reasons the game is on life support as it is.

@@oceanbytez847 people didn't spend thousands of hours grinding to get that advantage. They mostly just cheated using the old exploit for rerolling without using materials.

I could be down to do so for sure, honestly I've kinda been waiting for a major update/dlc to release to get back into the game but I've been feeling the itch recently.

@@Naisarias hopefully we get one soon. Thanks man

​@@NaisariasThe only one that I mentioned that could be hard would be Painkiller since it's a hover AC