- Unyielding is an armor type, not an enemy type, nor is it tied to attack patterns. Crushers and maulers are not unyielding enemies. They are Carapace and Flak/Carapace, respectively. - If you're going to recommend stacking coherency toughness regen and taking Fortitude in Fellowship, you need to explain how toughness regen actually works. Saying "[Fortitude in Fellowship/Loner] helps you when you're pinned down" is not true, they will deactivate in melee combat and/or upon taking any damage. The types of people who look for guides probably won't understand coherency toughness regen mechanics. I also disagree with this curio perk choice, but since you aren't actually running it, I don't care. - Restoring Faith and Holy Revenant do not stack well, unless the total damage you have taken in one burst is less than 25% of your health. If you, for example, eat a crusher overhead, you'll usually only get around 30% health back, which isn't worth the point investment. - Brutal Momentum is better than Thunderous, and not by a small margin, especially on the Achlys. Despite not being a single target blessing, BM gives higher damage into Unyielding on weak spot hits than Thunderous does at max stacks of brittleness, on top of the horde clear benefits it provides. If you are running this to deal with ranged elites (or for any build where you aren't going into what is basically a CIVI maelstrom), BM is the best in slot blessing, especially against ranged trash and elites.
Good information, however, pinned is not taking damage, it is pinned as in can't move or can't leave cover. This is a common term when discussing gameplay that involves shooting or cover. I didn't suggest that you would get toughness back in the midst of combat while using it. What curio were you thinking of? Toughness regen or something along those lines? - BM may be better then some of the other blessings, but that isn't relevant if there isn't an option to put it on a weapon with the current system (unless you roll it that way, otherwise I agree with you on that.) I will say, I didn't mention that so, it is a good idea to bring it up next time as that is a great combo blessing for the overall weapon and build setup. - The health regen is for healing back some damage you may take upon rushing down ranged enemies and gives slight health regen which over the course of a mission actually matters. You don't use it for healing back big hits, it's a sustain regen not heal from the brink kind because if you are using it for that then it isn't great. I've personally been at over 25% health constantly since I'll take slight chip damage and then heal it back keeping me floating around the same number. - Old information then with unyielding as it used to be thought to be tied to enemies and types with certain attacks. A simple edit can fix that for later videos though. - I appreciate the feedback as it helps make a more beneficial video that is more accurate and informative to players and doesn't give wrong information. I know personally that it irritates me if someone is spreading false information.🙂
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One of the few stealth builds where I dont suffer
I just wish it didn't have such a bad rep within the community.
- Unyielding is an armor type, not an enemy type, nor is it tied to attack patterns. Crushers and maulers are not unyielding enemies. They are Carapace and Flak/Carapace, respectively.
- If you're going to recommend stacking coherency toughness regen and taking Fortitude in Fellowship, you need to explain how toughness regen actually works. Saying "[Fortitude in Fellowship/Loner] helps you when you're pinned down" is not true, they will deactivate in melee combat and/or upon taking any damage. The types of people who look for guides probably won't understand coherency toughness regen mechanics. I also disagree with this curio perk choice, but since you aren't actually running it, I don't care.
- Restoring Faith and Holy Revenant do not stack well, unless the total damage you have taken in one burst is less than 25% of your health. If you, for example, eat a crusher overhead, you'll usually only get around 30% health back, which isn't worth the point investment.
- Brutal Momentum is better than Thunderous, and not by a small margin, especially on the Achlys. Despite not being a single target blessing, BM gives higher damage into Unyielding on weak spot hits than Thunderous does at max stacks of brittleness, on top of the horde clear benefits it provides. If you are running this to deal with ranged elites (or for any build where you aren't going into what is basically a CIVI maelstrom), BM is the best in slot blessing, especially against ranged trash and elites.
Good information, however, pinned is not taking damage, it is pinned as in can't move or can't leave cover. This is a common term when discussing gameplay that involves shooting or cover. I didn't suggest that you would get toughness back in the midst of combat while using it. What curio were you thinking of? Toughness regen or something along those lines?
- BM may be better then some of the other blessings, but that isn't relevant if there isn't an option to put it on a weapon with the current system (unless you roll it that way, otherwise I agree with you on that.) I will say, I didn't mention that so, it is a good idea to bring it up next time as that is a great combo blessing for the overall weapon and build setup.
- The health regen is for healing back some damage you may take upon rushing down ranged enemies and gives slight health regen which over the course of a mission actually matters. You don't use it for healing back big hits, it's a sustain regen not heal from the brink kind because if you are using it for that then it isn't great. I've personally been at over 25% health constantly since I'll take slight chip damage and then heal it back keeping me floating around the same number.
- Old information then with unyielding as it used to be thought to be tied to enemies and types with certain attacks. A simple edit can fix that for later videos though.
- I appreciate the feedback as it helps make a more beneficial video that is more accurate and informative to players and doesn't give wrong information. I know personally that it irritates me if someone is spreading false information.🙂