0:38 I love how you do this slam early and Shrike moves its head into the way of your attack as it finishes its animation. Perfectly timed 1:14 By far the hardest part of the Shrike trial is certainly having to get a perfectly timed part break that occurs in the small window inbetween the end of Shrike's interrupt animation and the start of it's next attack that causes it to run away immediately at high speed, on the meta weapons this week it's only necessary to do this once and I still find it to be immensely challenging. Here you are doing it, and then perfectly timing the next part break after it for maximum efficiency too. 1:20 You even change your focus to the leg temporarily, knowing the arm is on the verge of breaking and wanting to delay it for more value. This is a magnificent display of skill To top it at all off, you grinded such a difficult strategy even while having to get 4/4 Slams to critically hit. This is even more crazy to me when I noticed your previous best time is only a second slower, I imagine the 1:13 was completely devoid of mistakes already as this run is and yet you still continued to push for a greater time with such an absurdly hard strategy to replicate. This is my favorite of your performances. I will come back to revisit viewing this run years after today. It is a masterpiece
I think the fact that you can't staggerlock this behemoth with part breaks makes it more challenging, but good lord Corogi, the timing of your breaks are so on point.
@@Corogi i'm conflicted on the potential of it. you have multiple very precisely timed occurrences in your strategy that would not be possible to replicate if you were to go for a second wound, however the long period of time at the end of your run that is without the Aetherrush buff makes me think the value of a second wound could make up for the consequences.
0:38 I love how you do this slam early and Shrike moves its head into the way of your attack as it finishes its animation. Perfectly timed
1:14 By far the hardest part of the Shrike trial is certainly having to get a perfectly timed part break that occurs in the small window inbetween the end of Shrike's interrupt animation and the start of it's next attack that causes it to run away immediately at high speed, on the meta weapons this week it's only necessary to do this once and I still find it to be immensely challenging. Here you are doing it, and then perfectly timing the next part break after it for maximum efficiency too. 1:20 You even change your focus to the leg temporarily, knowing the arm is on the verge of breaking and wanting to delay it for more value. This is a magnificent display of skill
To top it at all off, you grinded such a difficult strategy even while having to get 4/4 Slams to critically hit. This is even more crazy to me when I noticed your previous best time is only a second slower, I imagine the 1:13 was completely devoid of mistakes already as this run is and yet you still continued to push for a greater time with such an absurdly hard strategy to replicate.
This is my favorite of your performances. I will come back to revisit viewing this run years after today. It is a masterpiece
I think the fact that you can't staggerlock this behemoth with part breaks makes it more challenging, but good lord Corogi, the timing of your breaks are so on point.
I thought there would be a slightly different tactic here (with a vice in the walls), but I'm sure you still surprised everyone, ggs, nice round👍
my favourite run out of all you did until now very good run gj
man dont let devs see this or cb never got buff again XD, godly run gege man
Built different
The part breaks at the end were so juicy ggs
ggs
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did you experiment with any strategies involving a second wound on this trial?
no. i haven't tried it.
@@Corogi i'm conflicted on the potential of it. you have multiple very precisely timed occurrences in your strategy that would not be possible to replicate if you were to go for a second wound, however the long period of time at the end of your run that is without the Aetherrush buff makes me think the value of a second wound could make up for the consequences.
@@ThePikeOfDestiny sorry. I was at school and could not reply. I will try your strategy now. Thanks for the idea!
@@Corogi no problem, good luck
wait how did you interrupt him without a dash with chainblades??
why do speedrunners never show their builds in this game?
it's in the description
@@Corogi bruh ppl like me always complain in the comments and cant even open up their eyes... thanks for the hint xD
Nice one!