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Human Kite at D is a crime against the state

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I too made the unknown compilation 3 days before this video came out good to see some people maining the unknown since people rarely play as that killer.👍

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Great shots! Love seeing other Unknown mains!

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The black screen at 29:30 was supposed to have text saying "Here's the moment you've all been waiting for: the best map in DbD" to introduce Midwich clips, but I screwed it up somewhere and I'm too lazy to fix it, so have some black screen to take in what's about to come.

Why give up forty seconds into the match?! It's a three second stun and they have a power that works as mobility, they're gonna be able to catch up D:

deserved for playing Wesker

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Stick of truth 1. Kyle 2. Eric 3. Butters 4. Jimmy 5. Kenny 6. Stan

ghastly grasp, the netherborn move should be MUCH higher in my opinion. it can chain to nearby enemies so it can literally do a thousand damage at once.

Wendy was easily the best player other than my new kid. She pretty much a permanent member on my team after unlocking her. I found Henrietta very useful in a support role and her special move helped for survivability and against every enemy

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I think assassian's double stab move was very downplayed, it's nice if you are going something like crab as your DNA, i think it's better off in bottom of E-tier instead of F-tier. also fun fact there are 2 moves which cleanse allies, both are learned by new kid. Plus purifying pedals should be S-tier just cause it's such a massive heal, the CD is justified cause of how strong it is.

I personally don't enjoy mosquito that much, he feels too frail and lacks much outside his grossout move. Edit: I now realize mosquito is far more suited for late game, also tupperware IS the most underrated ally.

I really wish it wasn't "This move, this move, this move, this move". I wanted to watch while having a break and washing up but it's hard to follow unless you have the game open in front of you.

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the team i normally use in status effect builds is: mintberry crunch, henrietta and mosquito. mintberry crunch can be REALLY useful for things like danger deck and diabolical (i never played diabolical diffculty before because it's just too hard on one part i don't even know anymore) i usually play on heroic difficulty when i play fractured. also it's time to explain why henrietta is good: henrietta can burn enemies with decent range, can give protection AND cleanse at the same time, it's really good but not as good as the burst of mint. she also has a ability that gives baseful blessing, at the end of a allies turn, you can lifesteal from an enemy, it's that good. ok, so mosquito.. the reason why i use mosqutio in status effect builds is because he has a ability that grosses out enemies in a small AOE range. it's really OP when you have +80% status effect damage. it's just too good. that's all i really wanna say about my team. i hope you try out my team (i will update this comment someday about artrifacts and new kid abilites)

Nice fight mate

what weapon are you using?

too bad you don’t do commentary, your vids would be even better

2 problems with this: Professor chaos and Fastpass. Professor chaos: he’s honestly really good for dealing damage, has a really tanky summon, and pretty good ult aoe. Fastpass: I honestly believe fastpass deserves an S. he has an amazing ult which deals great damage and inflicts burn to every enemy in his row, can become invisible, is really fast at attacking and moving. And finally can go back in place when attacking, so you can just go without getting hit for most of the round.

Here's my TFBW Tier List: I've completed the entire game, but am still not very good at it and have yet to get the Platinum Trophy. That being said, here's my opinion on the tier list: *Completely broken:* New Kid -Probably doesn't count, but come on. They're the only character that can cancel enemy turns, adjust stats and moves based on the situation, move multiple times in a single turn, and clone themselves. They literally break the rules of the game. Mint Berry Crunch. -He literally makes your team INVINCIBLE 1/3, 1/2, or even ONE HUNDRED PERCENT of the time (depending on your build and if you spam his ultimate/artifact loadout). I repeat: If you play him right, you literally CAN'T LOSE. He also has multi-enemy knockback (arguably the best source of damage in the game) and the highest movement, because why not? Sure, you're still vulnerable to status effects, but even if you only have one healer or just use new kid's Purifying Petals, you'll be unstoppable. *Can beat every mode:* Call Girl -She can out-camp any enemy as long as there's enough range between them and her. If she can't do that then she can become invincible, put an ally/sentry/minion in front of her, and out-camp her enemy that way. Her practical survivability is arguably #1, even if her stats are only in the top 3. She makes up the difference through sheer utility and power - there's literally no encounter where she isn't at least considerable. Mysterion and Mosquito -I'm ranking these two together since they both share the same trait of being the biggest glass cannons of the best damage types (ie, the highest damage knockback character and status effect character, respectively). They mimic Chaos and Tupperware in that regard, only offensively. Do you want a status character that can attack diagonally or a character that contributes after they die and has longer range? Neither one is durable enough to last unsupported on Diabolic, but it doesn't matter because they deal so much damage you basically can't afford to forgo them. Captain Diabetes -Arguably another character ranked too low, but my reasoning is that his survivability is overrated. It's still incredible and definitely top 3, but the damage and enemy density on Diabolic is just way too much to handle alone (considering how Captain Diabetes is always on the front lines), and his HP is just good enough. Still, he utilizes one of the top 2 damage methods and also utilizes one of the best defense methods in a single move. Buff him or give him a minion or "enraged" target to provide cover while he builds guard and he'll soon become (nigh) unstoppable. Super Craig -He hard counters melee enemies, is tanky enough to outlast ranged ones, and can engrage enemies because why not? His only real weaknesses are that his damage (without anything to knock enemies into) is just OK and he can be overwhelmed by multiple enemies if he faces them alone. *Can't beat diabolic:* Henrietta -Henrietta was a really rough character to place. Her support is some of the best, but it's compounded by the fact that she literally can't take a single hit on Diabolic. The problem with Henrietta is that her support is good enough that you can and should rely on her, but is too slow for the power discrepancy in diabolic. You can't heal, protect, and burn at the same time despite the fact that diabolic mode sometimes warrants it due to the high amount of problems you have to deal with. Furthermore, it's never safe to rely on a support character who dies in one hit because if she dies, that means your whole team will follow. If a high damage character dies, chances are they at least got one turn in and chunked/killed an enemy (or more), so their more tanky allies can pick up the slack and finish the job. If Henrietta dies, everyone she was (probably barely) keeping alive will follow, and there's no other character who even comes close to Henrietta's support capabilities to pick up the slack for her. Wonder Tweak -Wonder Tweak's worst enemy isn't actually the game design or even other allies, but New Kid. He heavily utilizes chill, which is an incredible (but somewhat overrated) status effect, but New Kid not only has a ranged chill move, a ranged confuse move (which is situationally better than chill), and a charm move (which is always better than chill). His lightning strikes split at 3 squares instead of 2 (which, while giving him 1 extra range, means he can't deal with cornered or mid range enemies as well), and New Kid not only has multiple heals, but his heals also cleanse allies *and* boost their attack. Top-tier characters have traits that are guaranteed to be superior to New Kid (Diabetes and Tupperware's survivability, Call Girl's range, Mosquito's diagonal gross-out, Mysterion's raw power, etc), but Tweak is literally outclassed in every single way by New Kid. You simply can't afford to waste a character slot in diabolic mode. Tupperware and Professor Chaos -These characters, while incredibly different in principal, have multple traits that are almost mirrors of each other. Professor Chaos has a + shaped status attack (shock) while Tupperware has a + shaped knockback attack. Tupperware relies on the best raw survivability in the game, while Professor Chaos stays back so he doesn't have to. One summons a target that has the strengths and weaknesses of a "player" character (including building ult meter when damaged) while the other summons a more neutral target. Tupperware's Sentry doesn't have nearly as much HP as the Minion, but it's immune to knockback and gross out. The Minion doesn't deal nearly as much damage as the sentry, but (iirc) gains *ultimate bar* when attacked (a huge bonus) and tank the "charmed" status (since it does almost no damage, it's non-threatening when charmed while also disallowing the enemy to charm another ally, which is huge.) They both have shocking ultimates, but they're effective for different reasons. In the end the better character really comes down to personal preference and the situation. If you're running a status build or are fighting enemies with Charm, Chaos is better. If you're running a knockback build or are fighting enemies with Gross-Out, Tupperware is better. Toolshed -Toolshed is basically a better Human Kite, if only marginally. His heal is better, his crowd control is a little better, and he deals knockback instead of high damage, so he scales better late game. His drills are 100% outclassed by New Kid's diagonal psychic attack (similar damage but the latter inflicts defense down, which is huge when utilized correctly), and his overall raw power is lacking. *Can't beat Mastermind (but contributes):* Human Kite -He's incredibly over-hated (IMO) simply because he is outclassed. He's pretty passable at everything, and on lower difficulties and in the early game, he puts in work. Civil War Ultra 4.0 shows what he is good at, and that's all-round utility. His single target damage is great, his shield is pretty good, and his heals have the (theoretical) best potential of the entire cast (sans New Kid). His problem is a lack of consistency and multi-target effects His heal only works in a straight line and drags allies away from their target, his lasers only hit one enemy, and his shield only protects one ally. Like Fastpass, he can't keep up with the high numbers and power ceiling of late game, although I feel he fairs a little better due to his more consistent burn ult, safer range, and shield utility for bosses like Mitch Conner 1 and Mutant Cousin Kyle. Fastpass -He's one of my favorites, but he just doesn't hold up over time. Iirc his HP is bottom 3 (right next to Henrietta and Mosquito), and although his invisibility makes up for it early game, mid to late game is showered with AOE attacks so he still gets hit, and the enemy density is so high their numbers overwhelm him on cooldown (especially on the danger deck). The Trailblazing Totem moves him up a tier when used, but you can't get it until late game anyway. *Can't:* Cartman -VERY low damage, (comparatively) mediocre HP, and his "specialty move" has 1 range and is 100% outclassed by other options (ESPECIALLY late game). There's literally no reason to use him.

For me Tweek, Butters, Stan are easily worse than Cartman.

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Super Craig should be top in my opinion

Thanks this was bullshit

I doubt you will ever see this, but if you do, here's my take on a couple moves. Forewarning: I'm pretty bad at the game and I'm not even finished so keep that in mind. The turret is super underrated. It doesn't appear powerful at first glance, but it has a few huge things going for it. 1. It has *infinite* pierce. If there's 2 or 3 enemies in it's range, it will hit all of them 2. Speaking of it's range, it goes 2 ways like Toolshed's Screwdriver. Combined with it's infinite pierce it can make for surprisingly good crowd control. 3. It attacks immediately after you place it, which doesn't sound like a huge blessing but that allows a for a lot of utility. For instance: Imagine you have Mysterion who's almost finished off an enemy, but he cant survive their counterattack or an attack from an enemy approaching from behind. You can place a sentry behind him, instantly kill the weakened enemy, weaken the approaching enemy, and because of sentry's placement, Mysterion is safe from the attacker behind since it'll attack the sentry. Another situation is where you either have the psychic barrier ability or Human Kite's Shield. You can put a sentry on a cornered enemy, reinforce it with protection, and either ignore it as the enemy is trapped and hurt for multiple turns or keep reinforcing the sentry to essentially infinite-combo the enemy. Those are pretty specific examples, but you get the idea. It's a versatile move. 4. It scales to your stats. The damage per turn isn't the best even with artifacts min maxed, but if all three turns are used on enemies, I think it's the single most damaging normal in the *entire game.* Don't quote me on that, but generally it does (according to my limited testing) about 60-70% of the damage of the strongest min-maxed physical attacks (at my point in the game) per turn. Over three turns, it adds up to roughly twice as much damage at the strongest normal attacks. Combined with the fact that it can hit multple enemies and attack from a distance and you have arguably the most damage-efficient move in the entire game. 5. It can't be moved. Now, knockback isn't usually too big a problem for the player (at least in a game with status effects and nearly instant-death charge moves), but things like reverse knockback can be. A good example is Mysterion's Dread Rush: If it's used against you, it can turn your defense inside out and put an ally in a position where they'll be surrounded and killed. However, if Mysterion uses that move on a sentry, instead of taking the sentry's place like he would a normal character he instead returns back to his original postion. This does create a SUPER niche (albeit entertaining) weakness. If you're fighting in the road and there's a car, the sentry will instantly explode since it can't get out of the car's way. The confusion attack is also a little underrated. 1. It's range is pretty long. It's not quite Call Girl levels of distance, but this really helps it because... 2. Most of the fights are group vs group fights. What this means is that generally the enemies will start off clumped together and sometimes even have one one or more members completely surrounded and unable to move until their teammates move. This is important because (in my experience) New Kid will always move pretty early on in every turn (usually *just* after Fastpass). This, combined with the Confusion Attack's high range, means that you can start off the battle, run mid-range to the enemies, confuse and cripple their front line (or back line if you're extremely risky and go in deep), and because of your high distance (because of your high range) they will almost always attack their teammates due to the fact that they're automatically closer. It also does good damage inherently, so if you confuse a "strong" enemy (as many encounters will have enemies of varying strength levels), they will often times outright kill their weaker allies. Essentially you've killed 1 1/2 or 1 and 1/4 enemies in a single turn while wasting your strongest foe's turn, which is even better than thimgs like chilled IMO (although I still believe Chill > Confusion due to consistency). I still need to play more with classes like the Cyborg and Elementialist (I even need to unlock the last 2 classes and the DLC Classes) but those are my thoughts on two moves I particularly enjoy. Edit: Grammar and I'm finished with the game and 2 Ultra Danger Decks (the ones where you can't heal and are always shocked, respectively). I still need to beat/start the other 2 DLCs, but there's also one more move I want to praise. Heat Wave, along with the rest of the Blaster's kit, is underrated. While it's far from broken, it has a few things going for it: 1. It's one of the only *attacking* moves that uses _spunk_ as it's stat. This seems innocuous, but one of the best (if not the literal best) setups (in my opinion/experience) involves spamming status effects with high spunk and status effect damage artifacts. Using the crab DNA to _heavily_ boost your support capabilities is my favorite way to do it, but your melee options are heavily limited. Vine Burst isn't viable because 1. It uses Brains (which the Crab DNA basically eliminates) and 2. You're always going to run the critical-hit bleeding artifact after you unlock it, making it's inherent bleeding useless. Although it's the weakest status effect, it still adds up to *HUGE* damage over time when stacked with other statuses (with my current maxed out status setup, it does rougly 120-180 per turn, depending on artifacts, DNA, enemy defense, etc. That adds up to about 400-500 damage, for FREE, on every sigle attack.) This means that if you have an enemy you need to finish off and can't afford to wait to have the statuses kill them, you normally have to rely on your teammates to do the job. However, if you run Heat Wave, you have a (roughly) 170+ damage burst option that hits above and below you. Same goes for if you simply need to get an enemy off of yourself or a teammate. 2. It hits diagonally *and* in front. That seems innocuous, but consider this: There's not a whole lot of moves that hit diagonally, ESPECIALLY early on. IIRC, there's literally nothing besides it. After you unlock dual classing, it's still slim pickings. It's more consistent than Dazzling Flash, Ice Prison, and Shadow Swap since they all have cooldowns (and are single tile moves not meant for pure attacking). Sand Trap is aim-able but still hits in a + shape, and Cerebral Blast _only_ hits diagonally. The only things wholeheartedly outclass it are Root Burst and Dragon Dance, but those come in at the end of the game and again, utilize Brawn and Brain, not spunk. As for Triple Burn, it's the only way (iirc) to burn enemies without an ultimate. It doesn't sound like much, but it is VERY important to have as many statuses on every enemy as much as possible with the aforementioned build. Plus, while burning doesn't deal the most damage at once, it lasts a very long time and does more damage than (at least) bleeding (which is already in the several hundreds.) Tweak can shock, Mosquito can gross out, root burst (and everyone with the artifact) can bleed, but only New Kid (without ultimates) can burn people. (Update: I now know Henrietta can inflict burn, but if you're attacking with her you're not supporting your teammates which is a huge liability. On higher difficulties, a single turn not used buffing with Henrietta will likely either cost her life or another teammate's).

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Henrietta is absolutely broken. Matt and Trey both said that the DLC characters -Henrietta in particular-where deliberately created to be the most broken characters in the game. How come you put both in A tier and not S?

I think u forgot u can move ur character twice in one turn with the hammer bomb move making it more op

My personal ranking (without DLC) S: Tupperware, Call-Girl A: Mysteriob, Captain Diabetes, Wonder Tweek B: Mosquito, Super Craig, The Coon C: Toolshed, Human Kite D: Fastpass F: Professor Chaos

Cartman is actually good. He has a lot of health, has a dash move, can cause bleeding which is basically the same as gross out, and actually deals a huge amount of damage, as well as damaging every enemy on the battlefield as well as applying bleeding, so I disagree with this placing. Edit: gross out is nothing like bleed, so I guess it’s similar to burning.

Youre a cracked onryo, just faced you

I just finished playing the Game and was curious about ppls rankings So yeah, pretty much agreed, i was shocked that diabetes was so strong and wanted to see if ppl also had him as N°1, glad i was correct, Holly shit he IS Broken, he has carried me the Game basically, he IS a freaking wall And yeah pretty much, my team throughout my Gameplay was Scott malkinson, Wendy and Jimmy(just because i love him and find him hilarious) Also one i didnt like at all was tweak, dont know if i want using him right but i didnt like him at all

I find mosquito to be OP is hell cause his attack and health regeneration is insane and his ability of making the opponent grossed out is INCREDIBLE.

I really want a class tier list!

Professor Chaos might be D tier in your list but he's S tier in my heart.

You can use Boom Buddy to make an enemy target it instead of someone else and waste their attack

Jimmy is A or S tier especially for harder difficulties he can solo some fights because no one will hit him and he can become invisible

The revive ultimate is S tier it let’s you bring your whole team back over and over and over you’re never gonna lose and it heals you if you have an ultimate build you’re unbeatable

I would out DLC in its own tier they made those powers broken as heck

The shields are all amazing and the ones that make you invisible are good too

Where is dr timothy and general disaray

i like professor chaos because of his summoning

i now play on extreme diff,and i got coon,call girl,got or chaos,chaos is good if you unlock his minion who got 700 hp+he can make enemy with berserk status,call girl just a tank,i think she got most high hp in the game,coon is deal good damage and he has high hp,i only use got if i want coon become good tank,she weak,she heal bad,i use final girl and black magic class,2 attacks final girl(hammer and traps) and 1 from magic(heal and attack)ult black magic and is super cool,you can use like 7 attacks,and i say i rarely lose with that team,one more thing,call girl phone destroyer dont attack like ult coon