Apologies in advance for the messed up upload -- accidentally hit publish before balancing the audio lol. FYI, I'll probably take up more streaming soon, if you desire more stupid Valorheart goodness. Twitch: twitch.tv/felicificity
Truly a clever way of using the level to your advantage. I'm thinking back on every time I've invaded there before yet didn't think of this... Truly amazing Fel!
Playing without locking on where there is a chance of falling down is a thing that should be taught at Dark Souls III primary school instead of ALT + F4.
Ahahahah can't believe it worked for all three of them, that's some 13D chess right there. You seem pretty good with Valorheart btw. I thought you'd use the weapon art as a poor man's Force but this was even better. I never messed with the weapon much but I love seeing people using it.
Thanks Luna ❤️ I’ve been dying a lot using it but it is pretty damn fun. Takes a big adjustment in playstyle that I haven’t really adapted to quite yet. But I am loving this insanely high stamina (36 END) SL 90 build, it allows for some hilarious shenanigans
Hey, Fel! Found you through that roundtable you did with those other guys about invasions. Listened and fully agree with your take on the whole thing. Just thought of a way to balance invasions to prevent thinking without limiting invasions. What if you when you invaded someone, you're randomly given an unnamed NPC to play as depending on the area you invade in? You're also provided with a predetermined set of items, weapons, armor that are thematically appropriate to the location and are not allowed to access your personal items when invading. But once someone completes a playthrough, they can be invaded and invade other players like normal. So, what's your thoughts? Sound like a good compromise?
I’d seriously be down if that were an option, like if you had a special eye orb that let you invade as an in-game NPC. That sounds sick. That said, I wouldn’t love that if that were the only/default invasion option, since a lot of the appeal for me is bringing my own specific character to another person’s world. (It seems From was thinking about a similar idea for Sekiro though, based on early rumors, but scrapped it along with the rest of the potential PvP.)
@@Felicificity Yeah, I understand what you mean. It's just that the main problem is that invaders by their very nature are better at PVP than a lot of hosts are. You can only give so many concessions to hosts to make fights more like the 80/20 in their favor the developers are looking for without neutering invasions to the point of no one using them and effectively killing the game. Only other way I could see it working would be to implement an actual K/D or win/lose ratio and match people based on it so cheaters, twinkers, and gankers only get to invade each other. Sadly, that wouldn't stop people making Smurf characters and people will find ways to get around it too.
Apologies in advance for the messed up upload -- accidentally hit publish before balancing the audio lol. FYI, I'll probably take up more streaming soon, if you desire more stupid Valorheart goodness. Twitch: twitch.tv/felicificity
Yes, ha ha YES, stream more. Give the people what they want
Link doesnt work for me. weird.
@@BeeFuzz I just tried too and it failed. Wtf. No idea why, the link is valid from anywhere else except on YT.
@@BeeFuzz Edit: I just reposted the same link and now it works…. I won’t question it
@@Felicificity weird
When gravity is on your side, you're never outnumbered.
w i s e
Gravity: The ultimate equalizer since Demon’s Souls. Not even hackers can escape it's justice.
Truly a clever way of using the level to your advantage. I'm thinking back on every time I've invaded there before yet didn't think of this... Truly amazing Fel!
Thanks!
Literally one of the safest ways to fight if you’re stuck in an aggressive 3v1. You love to see it.
Playing without locking on where there is a chance of falling down is a thing that should be taught at Dark Souls III primary school instead of ALT + F4.
Gravity, the great equalizer.
Ah yes the bridge of "man, you'd think they would have invented safety rails by now"
Was grinning like a fool all through this vid. Beautifully done.
Valorheart video when?
And gotta say, backstabbing someone off a cliff has never gotten old, ever, in all 5 years of this game's life cycle.
I think Posse Slayer has us covered, but I absolutely am in love with this thing. Have been since 2019, dunno why I ever stopped using it
Just want to say I’m N8 from the stream😎. Valorheart has always been my favorite weapon, the jumping attack alone is 10/10
@@n8kinnick133 Thanks for reminding us all how cool it is 😁
Sketchy bridge with the assist…hilarious
You're never alone when you play DS3. Gravity is always by your side.
incredible
I can't believe it.
I couldn't either.
Press eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeX
Nah, I like seein my spoils :^)
Ahahahah can't believe it worked for all three of them, that's some 13D chess right there. You seem pretty good with Valorheart btw. I thought you'd use the weapon art as a poor man's Force but this was even better. I never messed with the weapon much but I love seeing people using it.
Thanks Luna ❤️ I’ve been dying a lot using it but it is pretty damn fun. Takes a big adjustment in playstyle that I haven’t really adapted to quite yet. But I am loving this insanely high stamina (36 END) SL 90 build, it allows for some hilarious shenanigans
@@Felicificity Yeah I suppose the adaptation phase was a bit intimidating for me so I was too lazy to learn the weapon but it's such a cool concept.
Less is more. Ggz
Hey, Fel!
Found you through that roundtable you did with those other guys about invasions. Listened and fully agree with your take on the whole thing.
Just thought of a way to balance invasions to prevent thinking without limiting invasions.
What if you when you invaded someone, you're randomly given an unnamed NPC to play as depending on the area you invade in? You're also provided with a predetermined set of items, weapons, armor that are thematically appropriate to the location and are not allowed to access your personal items when invading. But once someone completes a playthrough, they can be invaded and invade other players like normal.
So, what's your thoughts? Sound like a good compromise?
I’d seriously be down if that were an option, like if you had a special eye orb that let you invade as an in-game NPC. That sounds sick. That said, I wouldn’t love that if that were the only/default invasion option, since a lot of the appeal for me is bringing my own specific character to another person’s world.
(It seems From was thinking about a similar idea for Sekiro though, based on early rumors, but scrapped it along with the rest of the potential PvP.)
@@Felicificity Yeah, I understand what you mean.
It's just that the main problem is that invaders by their very nature are better at PVP than a lot of hosts are. You can only give so many concessions to hosts to make fights more like the 80/20 in their favor the developers are looking for without neutering invasions to the point of no one using them and effectively killing the game.
Only other way I could see it working would be to implement an actual K/D or win/lose ratio and match people based on it so cheaters, twinkers, and gankers only get to invade each other. Sadly, that wouldn't stop people making Smurf characters and people will find ways to get around it too.
Are both of us picking up valor heart in light of cathedral day shenanigans?
I used to love Valorheart but I haven’t touched it in like 2 years. Very much enjoying returning to it now!!
Might do the same..
bruh
The second story of gankers: dying to gravity