dra6o0n *violently points to his fight in sky 3rd.* But most likely itd prob cost too much to model him and zecks just for one fight as opposed to using 2 playable characters as bosses
@@dra6o0n this is kind of a dumb comment in the general sense that Falcom has been derping with power levels for a long while now and none of it makes any sense and has any real consistency if you scrutinize it in the least, so there's no real saying who is "stronger" than who between all the characters it tries to make seem badasses. Falcom is basically just writing a fanfic for their own material at this point and Rean (and co) are "stronger" than whoever they're fighting if they need to be, but also anyone could be holding back at any point so they always have that little excuse to basically retcon previous events and try to make a character seem like a potent enemy again if they think doing so will make a battle vs. them be "epic". Victor got lung damage or whatever, then lost his arm and supposedly wasn't as strong anymore, but now fsr he's suddenly at the top of the power level charts again? please. even if they try to give convenient excuses for such things, not everyone's just going to go along with it so easily, especially when characters like Rean kind of just have plot powers/abilities given to them, like ogre power and somehow becoming a divine blade despite being a eight leaves one blade dropout and not training regularly (just so he can show everyone that he indeed learned to count to 8 on his own in his s-craft, whoop de doo) the comment about it just being too much effort to flesh out other characters that didn't already have crafts/mystic artes ready is right on the dot-the entire martial arts thing reeks of a lame excuse to reuse content in general, though Sky the 3rd and Hajimari in general are mostly just reuses of content, so *shrug*... reading into it in general just leads to all the discrepancies in things becoming more apparent nevermind the ludonarrative dissonance what with the game being kind of a spammy, low-strategy cakewalk in general even vs. supposedly stronger enemies plot-wise, even on harder difficulties. kind of have to handicap yourself for most Trails enemies to not just seem like weaklings
@@ashglk3626 I mean that was more the fight itself and not his actual strength. The guy gave up being a divine blade "Technically" a long time ago. Now he's just a dad who carries around a power pole. Wait a minute...
Zearow well technically you can potentially go into the fight with a dominion who killed an anguis on his own, 2 enforcers and alan richard whos pretty damn strong on his own and cassius didnt look tired or injured after that fight at all.
I would normally say Victor is probably stronger than Cassius...until he was burned and weakened by Mcburn...until he lost his arm...Now that I think about it Victor is fking OP.
@@davidkang8488 No he hasn't used his sword in ages (10 years). He is probably weaker than Arios. Only slightly though. The guy's been using a staff for 10 years. It's not like that's nerfed his strength compared to him as a divine blade at this point. I'd still say he isn't as strong as Arios...probably.
This feels so sora no kiseki with that sax, amazing
Jeez monsters fighting monsters.
At least the cast is finally at the top of power scaling.
And rean still holding back against these monster...haha, that's our rean
Even though he has full control of his power, with the defeat of Ishmelga (Ishmelga-Loge, rather)
@@fierytigergaming8112 that happens later
This episode was a pleasant suprise
0:12 bro those moves!
The only mom in trails that fight and is still alive.
@@jonahscott3196 Its sad how true this is...well most of the time.
This game looks amazing
God, next gen Arios is so fucking awesome
Damn no Cassius, still this ost is great tho
With no sword Cassius is weaker than Rean at full power.
All the other divine blades are stronger than Rean and Cassius right now.
dra6o0n *violently points to his fight in sky 3rd.* But most likely itd prob cost too much to model him and zecks just for one fight as opposed to using 2 playable characters as bosses
@@dra6o0n this is kind of a dumb comment in the general sense that Falcom has been derping with power levels for a long while now and none of it makes any sense and has any real consistency if you scrutinize it in the least, so there's no real saying who is "stronger" than who between all the characters it tries to make seem badasses. Falcom is basically just writing a fanfic for their own material at this point and Rean (and co) are "stronger" than whoever they're fighting if they need to be, but also anyone could be holding back at any point so they always have that little excuse to basically retcon previous events and try to make a character seem like a potent enemy again if they think doing so will make a battle vs. them be "epic".
Victor got lung damage or whatever, then lost his arm and supposedly wasn't as strong anymore, but now fsr he's suddenly at the top of the power level charts again? please. even if they try to give convenient excuses for such things, not everyone's just going to go along with it so easily, especially when characters like Rean kind of just have plot powers/abilities given to them, like ogre power and somehow becoming a divine blade despite being a eight leaves one blade dropout and not training regularly (just so he can show everyone that he indeed learned to count to 8 on his own in his s-craft, whoop de doo)
the comment about it just being too much effort to flesh out other characters that didn't already have crafts/mystic artes ready is right on the dot-the entire martial arts thing reeks of a lame excuse to reuse content in general, though Sky the 3rd and Hajimari in general are mostly just reuses of content, so *shrug*... reading into it in general just leads to all the discrepancies in things becoming more apparent
nevermind the ludonarrative dissonance what with the game being kind of a spammy, low-strategy cakewalk in general even vs. supposedly stronger enemies plot-wise, even on harder difficulties. kind of have to handicap yourself for most Trails enemies to not just seem like weaklings
@@ashglk3626 I mean that was more the fight itself and not his actual strength. The guy gave up being a divine blade "Technically" a long time ago. Now he's just a dad who carries around a power pole. Wait a minute...
Zearow well technically you can potentially go into the fight with a dominion who killed an anguis on his own, 2 enforcers and alan richard whos pretty damn strong on his own and cassius didnt look tired or injured after that fight at all.
also cool how they made Victor stronger than Cassius in this game
They just don't have enough time to make cassius's craft otherwise he will be the boss i guess
I would normally say Victor is probably stronger than Cassius...until he was burned and weakened by Mcburn...until he lost his arm...Now that I think about it Victor is fking OP.
Cuz Cassius is using a staff I assume
@@lucca9234 he can prolly wipe out everyone if he uses a sword
@@davidkang8488 No he hasn't used his sword in ages (10 years). He is probably weaker than Arios. Only slightly though. The guy's been using a staff for 10 years. It's not like that's nerfed his strength compared to him as a divine blade at this point. I'd still say he isn't as strong as Arios...probably.