Uncovering Dead Cells Secrets You Didn't Know About | Dead Cells Iceberg Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this special video, I'm going to be compiling all the secrets I know about Dead Cells. For the last 3 years, the game has many hidden mechanics that you may not know about. Stick around, and you might just find some mind-blowing tricks and tips to make your experience better.
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0:00 - Intro and criteria
1:09 - Level 1
4:28 - Level 2
9:53 - Level 3
13:30 - Level 4
17:13 - Level 5
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The "just in time jump" is a very common mechanic that most platformers use. It's called "coyote time".
Not "coyote jump"?
@@speedycookie no it's refering to the Willey Coyote character from the Roadrunner cartoons
@@UserName-eb9oy Oh interesting!
Wile E Coyote.
@@speedycookie Yeah, some people call it coyote jump as well lol they're interchangeable terms
Some additional info:
- Assault shield dashes are not only very fast, but they keep the Assault Shield's hitbox (as mentioned) while also making you invincible for the entire duration as well (since you are counted as "rolling").
- Breach specifically applies when you hit enemies during their attack animations -- otherwise, it doesn't occur.
- Poison has an additional property: if an enemy dies from poison damage and other enemies are nearby, there's a 50% chance that it spawns a large toxic cloud that inflicts a poison status identical to the one the enemy was killed by.
- The damage done to enemies when they reach 5 stacks of bleed is equal to the total damage those 5 bleed stacks would have done across their entire duration; let's say you hit an enemy with a 5 20 DPS bleed stacks that last 3 seconds each -- the entire duration of one bleed stack would deal 60 damage (3 * 20), so all 5 of them would cause the enemy to take 300 damage when they reach 5 stacks of bleed. it should be noted that this is based off the remaining damage, so any damage those bleed statuses have already done to the enemy is subtracted from the damage of the bleed burst.
- Old shop categories are also different for skill shops, providing a choice between grenades, turrets, and powers.
- Queen's revive is actually based on her phase, not the amount of health she has left. After entering phase 3 at 50% health, she won't revive you anymore -- however, these phase changes are not instant, so if you get her below 50% and die before she changes phases, she will still revive you. With enough damage, you could hypothetically kill her with self-damage caused by reviving you
- The only attack cocoon can't really parry is the Queen's command grab. While it does actually protect you from being grabbed and taking damage, doing so doesn't count as a parry -- the cocoon will go on its full 12 second cooldown, the Queen will not take damage from the parry, and no blue 'parry' text will appear.
- Before 2.1, clean pieces of food would also clear 1 bar of malaise, and food being infected was completely RNG (in 2.1 and onwards, the 1-per-biome piece of food that drops from an enemy is clean, while all other food is infected), with the exception of food shops, which always had clean food. Several mutations, such as dead inside, necromancy, and alienation also interacted with malaise in various ways -- the only item to keep its malaise interactions after 2.1 is the frantic sword.
- When you enter a biome, there's a 0.2% chance exactly that an enemy or rune will drop the philosopher's stone fragment. If it's assigned to drop from an enemy, that enemy will be starred, which usually only occurs when an enemy has a scroll or a legendary item.
- (Dead Cells 1.0) I don't think it was guaranteed per biome, it's just that the chance was much higher and there were no biomes with a guaranteed cursed chest. This obviously led to a lot more RNG in runs, which is why they changed it. I haven't fact-checked this, though, so I may be wrong.
- Upon being turned into a homunculus, it's heavily implied you lost your memory. While you do indeed helping to cure the malaise, you don't do so intentionally.
- The "grilled tentacle" shopkeeper dialogue is a reference to the animated trailer, where the beheaded does indeed grill a tentacle with the help of a pan given to him by the shopkeeper. The vorpan itself is also a reference to this trailer, being added in 1.4.
- It's worth noting that, by using the amulet exploit to get more GoodScrolls in the second biome, the chances of you getting GoodScrolls in future biomes is much lower. Assuming you get 2 GoodScrolls in the second biome with this trick, your chance of getting a GoodScroll in the next biome (that has dual-stat scrolls) is 10/910, or about 1.098%. Even if you pick up 4 BadScrolls afterwards, that's only upgraded to 170/1070, or about 15.88% per scroll. While you'll earn 1 or 2 more GoodScrolls per run on average with the amulet trick as opposed to without it, it's not as huge of an increase as it might seem.
- The reason BackDash (i.e. blue lightspeed) got the 15% heal on use affix is because it's considered a single use item (as it turns back into lightspeed when you use it). This affix was intended for the old versions of tonic and vampirism mentioned earlier in the video, but even after these two were reworked, they kept the affix in the game and simply blacklisted it from appearing on tonic and vampirism. This left BackDash and the forgotten map as single use items -- and since Forgotten Map is a forced tier 1 item, it can't receive any affixes, leaving BackDash as the only possible recipient. As of patch 3.2, it is _still_ in the game...but is blacklisted from every item it could possibly appear on.
- Block stacking is a bug, not a hidden mechanic. It's actually been in the game as long as blocking has been, but it was only discovered recently-ish by kemmy...because nobody ever used blocking.
A few mechanics that aren't too obscure to include (but you probably didn't add because you don't know about them):
- Enemy stalling -- certain weapons and damage sources will cause enemies and bosses to briefly stop if inflicted during their attack animations. This mechanic hasn't been explored extensively, so we don't know what causes or affects how long it lasts (our best guess is that it's tied to attack endlag), but it isn't correlated to breach whatsoever and can still occur on enemies that are immune to breach, including bosses. As a side note, bleed bursts actually trigger this mechanic for some reason.
- Weird damage types -- some skills and damage sources are considered melee/ranged damage seemingly arbitrarily. Some examples giant whistle, scarecrow sickles, and queen's rapier's reality slashes, for example, are considered ranged; and block/parry damage, electrodynamics orbs, and catalyst's discard effect are considered melee. This can be used to activate mutations like Point Blank or Frenzy.
- ICD -- many on-hit effects, like Open Wounds, Heart of Ice, and the bleed/poison on hit star affixes have an internal cooldown of less than one second that prevents you from proc'ing them too quickly. To my knowledge, the only on-hit passive effect that doesn't have an internal cooldown is catalyst's on-hit poison...because it's from diverse deck, which is automatically better than everything else for some reason.
- Shield piercing: several weapons and attacks pierce shields (other than GlobalShields i.e. bubbles i.e. force fields...y'know, the one protectors give) similarly to tentacle and the two whips, but don't say as such in their in-game description. This includes (but is not limited to): all attacks of wrecking ball, the third attack of tombstone, the third attack of machete and pistol, and the spin crit of king's scepter.
Anyway -- great video. It's enjoyable, well researched, and its aim to be informative is refreshing compared to a lot of iceberg videos that seem to have arbitrary pieces of information that aren't really very useful to know. I can see the effort that went into this.
That's interesting
2 things that you mentioned are wrong:
1. Poison has that hidden mechanic, yes, but it's not 50%. It's guaranteed if an enemy dies while there is another enemy close by (which is around 5 in-game tiles)
2. RNG Manipulation: It's not done to get goodScrolls, it's done to get **lucky** badScrolls so you increase your main stat my 1-2 more than usual while *increasing* your chances at getting more main-stat Dual Scrolls. Besides that, 2 extra main stat amulets will increase your dmg by 32.25% which is pretty good for only losing out on HP.
@@speedycookie true about the dual scrolls, my bad. you only looked into exactly how the poison death aoe works after I made this comment, though, in my defense
@@theviralmelon You are correct about that, I didn't see your comment before this mechanic got tested :P
I came across enemy stalling myself and just called it an interrupt cause I thought I just 'interrupted' what the enemy was tryna do lol
If you summon a tornado then throw a shark through it the shark will spit into multiple sharks as a reference to sharknado they all do damage as well if I remember correctly I think it splits into three sharks
Are you sure that was not the legendary version of shark, that always throws 3 sharks?
@@brendon205 nah its an Easter egg they put in check the wiki if you don't believe there's also a video of it on TH-cam plus I tried it in the game
The triple throw is part of the legendary item. The sharknado is a lot more than three sharks and it fires them randomly upwards.
if you get to the Throne Room on 5bc while the King is alive, you can take the Hand's highly overpowered version of the Symmetrical Lance to the Astrolab. And yes, it does indeed pierce shields, including the Alchemist's shields which means you can damage him during his invulnerability phases.
I did that the second time i beat 5BC. That drop absolutely carried though Astrolab and Collector, it's so broken with the "+300% Damage inflicted on enemies, Can break shields" that if Collector didn't have a 5% hard cap in damage taken, i would've killed him in his very first potion charge. The special symmetrical lance also still has the "Weapon has scrolls points" thingy, and it works!
How would you get 5bc without killing the king?
@@tarhun9977 The King respawns after you beat the Alchemist (I think) the first time (?). Or second. Anyway, you need to possess the King's body and beat the Alchemist with it for the game's true ending.
Edit: Also, you can't have the King outfit equipped or the King will not be there.
@zephyrprime8 thanks!
I did it after wishing a symmetrical lance. I did do much damage the alchemist immediately took me to the third arena and dropped the panacea
I really like the Vorpan/Tentacle interaction with the shopkeeper since grilled tentacle is actually the one cooked in the very first animated trailer of DC after bobby defeated conjunctivius
I started playing back in 0.3 and MAN was the game so much more difficult back then. Cursed chests used to make you kill 50 enemies instead of 10, challenge rifts used to be a one hit or you get kicked out and the economy was completely busted.
I remember the old challenge rifts
Do you guys remember when the Runners were just white monkeys?
just adding some missing thing
1. Dark force in Sepulcher and "Follow the Light" can't kill you while you on curse or playing curse sword, but you still can die because you losing the health.
2. there is a hidden rolling mechanic, this mechanic is "Samus roll", this roll allow you to perform a roll without fall to the ground, so you just rolling in the mid air without falling.
how do you perform a samus roll
@@pyga_vs... depends on what system your playing on.
I play on the phone and I have my settings to swipe for dodging.
The original Lightspeed heal footage is actually from Powermf64, who is a fellow speedrunner, and (most likely) the first person to discover it at the time.
one question how did he make his screen that pixlated?
@@TheGuyThatIsBored.the pixelation effect is probably just because it's old.
I assumed the dual scrolls were rigged against the player, but the math was super interesting. Thank you and to everyone who did the math for sharing!
I figured them out as rigged during one of my custom runs. I realized it after switching from my main [tactics] to what I was doing for that custom run [melee]
What a great game. I love the incentive to play harder content reveals more and more of the lore.
By the way it's worth mentioning the "Just-in-time jumps" are also often referred to as "Coyote frames"
Coyote time
@@greativity0 I suppose different people use different names, I've only heard people call them coyote frames
@@TheHoodedGamr Maybe I just remember people saying coyote time
@@greativity0 i hear coyote frames but i wont doubt that people say coyote time
i haven't looked into it at all but for my understanding there's also a cap on how much damage you can deal to a boss In a single hit, this is in order to not kill them instantly and still have them oppose a threat, however this is exclusive to single hits, not dps, meaning that weapons that hit quickly can bypass this cap (the only example i can think of right now is the crucifix from the Castlevania dlc)
Something you missed about the body count I think is that the message changes when you enter the in-between room to the Queen fight
Here the beheaded says he feels both proud and disappointed on seeing the pile
I just play for fun, and with 2 BC and 500 hrs, what keeps it fresh are vids like that. Nothing changed my usage of weaopons, skills more than Pseychies vid. Thanks!
I had no idea about block stacking... I gotta try this
You can use the grenade on any monster and get a guaranteed blueprint. Doesn't have to be the one in the mirror. I've gotten all the rares this way.
I had no idea about the dual scroll probability. Def gonna try that in my next run.
I'd like to add one more thing. Its really insignificant, but i like it. So it's implied that Hotk has a.. crush(is that the right word??) on the King because he has King's portrait with a heart drawn in its corner above his bed. I mean, can there be other reason for that?
(btw sorry for any grammar mistakes, english is not my first language👁️👄👁️)
Based on hotk biome flair he's just loyal
I'm also certain that there's this skull thing that's similar to the philosophers stone, giving you a bunch of gold and a 20 kill curse iirc. I've only found it once in about 200 hours of playtime so idk the drop rate but its pretty low
that's a corrupted artifact. they're more common than philosopher's stones, but not by too much. still, only one in 200 hours is pretty unlucky.
i had like 4 in 80 hours you were just extremely unlucky
I just downloaded this game yesterday, first time playing and I found one in Ramparts. Farthest I've made it so far as well. Now I know I'll probably never see it again 😂
So, can we talk about the shopkeeper for a moment? The shopkeeper switches location quite often, seems to move at light speeds while lugging around a GIANT SWORD (presumably the Giant's sword) yet gets one shot by a mimic?
Aren't all the shopkeepers just different people? Some levels have multiple shopkeepers of the same type, for example Cavern has 2 skill shops (and 1 weapon shop) as far as I know, so I'd imagine they're all different, so they wouldn't have to move at light speed.
@@vasvasilescu8597 Lol I'm noticing a trend where all of my old comments suddenly are popping off. I think the bank does prove that they are different people considering the fact you meet several of them. Still doesn't explain how they survive the malaise though.
@@YetiCat28 perhaps using the Cough Syrup that the food merchants sell?
What a great informative video. I’ve picked Dead Cell again after one year (I was stuck at 2 BC). I’m now at 4 BC since a week, I’ll need to adjust a bit to the new mechanics but I’m confident I’ll finally make it to 5 BC soon. This game just evolves continuously and devs are constantly making DLCs. I just pre-ordered the Castlevania one, I can’t wait to play it on the 6th of March 😍😊
Very cool video, I knew most of those but the level 5 ones were a surprise mostly
Here is a tip Use
face flask deals 5 damage to self
Spite sword crits if you have taken damage recently
And vengeance + damage and damage reduction after taking damage
And if you want use the damned aspect which deals 2x damage when cursed use this along with another weapon and skill of choice and you will melt your foes
an in depth video on weapon techs would be pretty neat
started getting back into the game and that's dope to see changes like the malaise being nerfed
How does it work now? It's been literally years since I last played, lol.
@@gerardorivas2811 you put the lime in the coconut and drink it all up
@@Pizza21002 I didn't understand any of that 💀
Tip: if you go into I believe either accessibility options or video or gameplay options there is a box to toggle outlines for secrets on. So if you make that outline red it will be very difficult for you to miss any more challenge runes or things hidden the walls or floors. I'm honestly not sure why this option is off by default or why it's even in the game because it kind of feels like a cheat
What a great video! Dead cells is way more interesting than what i initially thought about it when i didn’t have 150 hours of playtime ^^
You are the best man, I am so glad you continue making content
Very fun video!
I've been playing this game since 2019, I got to 5bc on early 2021, lost the save, got it back on a new save, and now I have 100% all achievements
Not true 100% since I haven't unlocked all the outfits yet
And still this game still surprises me to this day. I didn't know Slammers' attack could be parried by an item. I did not know about the shopkeeper's dialogue when locking out all the weapons (funny thing, I have never tried that lol, I'll try it next time I open it up). I didn't know the exact numbers, but I knew how dual stats scrolls spawning works., except for the part where when you picked one good stat, the chances of getting another would decrease, and vice-versa (well, thinking about it, it makes sense, but I just never noticed, and just presumed they were rare). I have tried tricking the game into giving me more scrolls, since I heard about it somewhere, and I just kinda did it like that, without knowing the science behind it, lol. Lightspeed healing was a new one for, and it's very funny as to how it wasn't noticed byt the devs even though it's a really OP bug (I guess it was so hidden even most player didn't abuse it). I discovered katana's tech by accident while messing around with it, also, the shield ability thing... I'm not sure I knew it before, but if I knew it, I probably didn't care about it at all lol
I really gotta thanks MT and EE for this game, and people like you who keep the community alive!
One last thing, there's one item which I thought would be mentioned (well, it was removed, but it wasn't really a bug either, and it was a very fun referrence), the Time Distortion skill!
I discovered it after it was removed so I wanted to try that skill but the mod that re-adds it to the game (since it's still in the game files, just doesn't show up anymore). It was pretty fun. Some time ago I wanted to try it out again for fun and the mod was sadly outdated and didn't work
I wonder if this weapon will ever be re-worked into a non-OP one, I really like it
2:00 - wow i did not know that! I always went 4-4-4 stats whatever! Maybe that's why I did not beat the game even once for all these years... I'm loving it still
I think I'm watching this video again and take some notes. Very interesting info!
Love your dead cells videos
the PW music when explaining how to rig the dual scroll math on your favor hit so well *chef kiss* 👌👌👌
hah, that unique dialogue about the pan and tentacle relating back to the time when the trailer of dead cells was published.
At the end of the trailer, the beheaded will fight the boss conjunctivius then after the game trailer, there is a scene when the merchant cooks the tentacle on the homunculus' head with his vorpan.
Great video, lots of good stuff here I didn't know
15:20 - wow that is a really cool item! I wish I found one, as I usually get stuck and don't know where to go on the level...
A lot of good info. Thank you!
Love your choices of OSTs
New videos let's goooo. I love Iceberg videos
❤️❤️❤️ love your work dude❤️❤️❤️.just upload the Castlevania dlc videos as soon as it is out. Peace 👍
lmao i was just about to look for a guide and this uploaded a while ago cant wait to finish this one
I am 3BC and the introduction has shown me more mechanics than I have ever discovered, myself. WTF?
Not sure if this should be here, but if there's a low gap in a wall, you can crouch and shoot through it with most ranged weapons, even some crossbows.
I love your videos bro! :-)
Great work!
funny how at 14:32 you describe that on survival the old malaise was a big threat since you tank more hits when you are at the 5 BC cavern with 3698 HP with your survival build 😆
This video was top notch
You can basically skip every boss with Wings of the Crow!
Here's a glitch if someone is trash at deadcells
Close the game before u die so the game is confuse so u resspawn back and ur build will not be affected of it. It will work on mobile i don't know it will work on pc or console
You're like the last bastion of relevant informative content about this game. Thanks for that!
I'd love to see more "long form" or overexplained runs for 4/5bc. Or weapon showcases where you made awful shit like the tentacle work well lol
If you don't care about how he "rates" weapons, sure.
Newbie here, my first shocking discovery was Trevor's and Sypha's outfit in the boss stage of Castlevania DLC
So I just got this game recently and although it's frustrating as hell I'm still enjoying it. I played another game called Astalon that was similar in the sense everytime you die you get sent back to the start but you never lose map progression...dead cells you lose almost everything. So I'm a little confused as to how this game is supposed to be beat? Is it meant to be beat within one run and try not to die within each run?
Yeah, after you get all the runes that let you get around the whole map, you've got to beat it in one go. The devs did recently add accessibility options to make the game easier, one of which is a checkpoint system. I haven't tried it yet, but it might be worth looking into if you're having a bad time.
Damn, nice video!
So tell me what, can it be theoretically beneficial to dump all your bad double scrolls into a single stat? For example if you main tactics and keep all the off-color scrolls to survival, is it possible to get survival high enough for it to affect bad scrolls? From what you described here it seems like things would balance out due to dynamic probability in a way that off-color would just stay leagues below main color, since normal scrolls all go into main, so that'll be just undercutting the amount of hp you get out of the bad scrolls?
I found a pretty useful bug I guess basically if you use the brutality mutation that restores a small amount of hp based on attack damage when you have a speed buff and when it is active you do a down slash on a bug and you will do like 230000 damage so you will restore your hp back to max
Does it still exist?
@@tarhun9977 haven’t played in months but I believe they have patched it
You also missed removed skills like temporal distortion, old weapon names like foot soldier bow, acid nerves, etc., and unused legendary weapon names, like how legendary throwing knives were supposed to be named black blood or legendary frantic sword was tactician.
With the up coming Dead Cells X Terraria cross over I have been watching some content from Dead Cells since I never had heard of it before the cross over was mentioned. It is definitely an interesting game not my cup of tea per say. Action is always nice but I hate being pushed faster since I have never been a skilled player with anything I have played.
do a legendary blood sword run its insane the damage that can be dealt with a blood focused build
Also if u want an easier method to perform the infinite wall climb, you can just roll into the wall and it resets the wall climb as well :>
Wait WTF, I may have to download dead cells, I didn’t realize that it’s best to focus 1 stat I thought it was best to balance them out for the most damage
I need an updated video with Castlevania DLC added I feel as though some things changed, like a cavern , it moved to another biome ... if u can do that .. that would be amazing
Haven't played this game in a few years, never heard of most this stuff
Thanks!
this video teached me how lucky i was for getting 3 good scrolls in a row today
I run necromancy, frenzy, and either disengagement or healing flask, so “bad scrolls” don’t exist. Survival gets the feast, brutality gets the scraps 🤷🏻♂️
Idk if this is common knowledge but you can sometimes get a free vorpan when you interact with the shopkeeper
You get a costume when you sacrifice Mushroomboy.
Nice video
Fine video but you should have talk about "Architects Repository" too
Me who has got 3 good scrolls in a row: I don't possess the weaknesses that you mortals do
Talking about bloodborne mechanics, I was able to stun an enemy as he was attacking me by shooting him with the legendary variant of the sword and pistol, I was legit playing bloodborne
holy i remember like half of these removed / reworked items...
(was it really that long ago??)
Ok 1:02 into the vid and I am learning some turbo gamechanger thing in the entire dead cells
I noticed the bench from Hollow Knight and played some of the Castlevania section
Damn man the queen takes this fight personally man like shit ..... She revived you just to say it's not over till I say it's over.
imagine being so dead set on killing somebody to the point you bring them back from the dead just to kill them again
@@seaguts7496.
She took it personally with me.... I didn't die though I just hopped over her reality slice's and donked her with a frying pan.... A bunch of time's.
BRO I DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD GET HP BY HITTING MOBS WHEN WOUNDED
WIerdly I still suck at the rally mechanic I just take advantage of mutations that give my health for killing enemies or parrying them and it works just fine. :)
underrated channel
i had the philosophers stone 3 times now i started playing about 2 months ago
Did you actually use the music from the SeaBed visual novel (track author:MusMus)? If so, that's great taste on your end.
There is this unique dialoge with the shopkeeper where in stilt village he says "there is nothing good to cook here" and if you try talking to him he gives you a vorpan!
That's everywhere, I think
@@tarhun9977 Yeah i figured that out by now. Thanks tho
I wanted to buy dead cells but wanted to know, can you restart your run with everything you got after killing the final boss? (like ng+)
Welp, the dead cells iceberg finally exists.
I’ve gotten the Philosophers stone twice in the same run
The scroll luck thing has ruined multiple of my runs it is so annoying loosing because of luck in a skill based game
Coyot time, that how we call that about the jump "not being able" ^^
11:33 i can't sacrifice mushroom boi i fell sad about it
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mama tic ez
"every time u pick up a squirrel" ;D
3:12 what's the item you're using besides the trap? I've finished 5BC but haven't ever seen it. Is it a DLC weapon?
I know what weapon you're talking about it's the sickle. Don't know if it's dlc or not cause I already bought all them on my first attempt of the game. But what it does is it's an attack that throws two sickle's in a arc circle hitting multiple times.
Can someone pls help me in knowing what the first room in the secret section of training area lead to. I had 4 boss cell when I discovered it but I needed 5 boss cells to unlock the door and when I open the door after 5 cells, it lead to a different room with a new and blue colored door with chains on it, When I tried opening it it did nothing no requirements were revealed my character just did the "don't know by lifting the shoulder" gesture. Sooo, someone please help me I'm really curious and there is no info on the topic I proposed above on the entire TH-cam. I think It leads to a new area
One thing I just can't find info on. Sometimes I'm moving quickly through a biome and an enemy randomly gets stunned. Like it sees me and just drops into what I think is a stun. No hits or anything. Why is this?
i just realised there are so many things i din know about this game even though i completed it
How to read the small coloured arrows above the weapons and skills icons?
"Dead Cells was originally a co-op TD game and was supposed to be Die2nite's sequel"
When layer cake :flushed:
IS THAT YAKUZA MUSIC I HEAR IN THE BACKGROUND?????
LETS GOOOOO
I got the phelocifer stone 3 times in 13 hour playtime
This game is amazing
A specific build occurred to me recently. I am wondering if it works how I think it does.
If you have a legendary torch (L affix: applies 1 additional stack of DOT status)
Can you combine this with Open Wounds, and Diverse Deck (Catalyst specifically) and deal 2 burn, 2 poison, and 2 bleed with each hit? It might be easy to roll an affix that gives bonus damage to at least one of these status effects as well.
Is it worth it to use the Wish mutation if you can pull this off?
Legendary symmetrical lance, flint boomerang or boys axe would me much better
@AdminDestroyer1 noted. I am interested in 3 of those. Would you take Wish for each of those?
I see why your options are better, but do I have the understanding right for the Torch? Does that affix add stats to all 3 DOT status effects?
I FINALLY WON WOOOOOO, thanks for the help