@@CoolyOh Resin Removal doesn't remove Burnout though, if that's what you're implying. Afaik the only way to remove it is with Wickles Recruitment, that specifically says it removes "all burnout and debuff effects".
@@acksOldPeople yeah. He needed that "apply 3 burnout to burnout units" with permafrost or the "+10 attack +2 burnout" with holdover (both cards he clowned on a bit cause he really likes watching his candle boys burn out)
"I know you're like Paraffin Thug was great for us last time!" Haha, was it though? Hopefully he doesn't go 100 episodes convinced that the Thug has an 'on-death' trigger.
He got his epiphany while chatting in malf's 12 hour stream. It was around 2:52:45 Here's it is, for the lazy. NL: dude if you like gold you'll love the melting remnant NL: one unit gives +30hp when he dies and you can ressurect it NL: +30 gold* NL: and another unit gets +5g whenever any unit dies ~ golden_bamboo: I'm pretty sure the thug gives you the gold if he slays one not gets slain Thelovelybison: NL you misread that unit, that was when he slayed an enemy, assuming you're talking about the bruiser ~ NL: WHAT NL: oh my god NL: it is Slay not Extinguish NL: bruh NL: no wonder I thought it was so good - 3hp gives you 30g when it does NotLikeThisemote: (/ ˚▱˚)\ ~ golden_bamboo_: well explains the mistake in the video :D _malf asking what are they talking about_ ~ NL: nah you're good NL: I'm dumb ~ _also malf:_ No you’re not golden_bamboo: happens to the best Ended off as a wholesome moment. It's probably better if you saw this as it was happening in chat though.
Hi, there. To answer your question at 29:26, Resin Removal does not consider Burnout a debuff and thus can be used on melting units freely. 👌 Great run. Thanks for the content, as always.
To add to this resin removal removes anything red from your units and anything green from enemy units. So it removes enemy spikes, stealth and rage. From your units it can remove emberdrain and sap. So it is a very useful card in some clan combos.
@@Letaali It's the perfect Permafrost card imo. NL doesn't seem to value it but in situations like that it shines. I usually use it on an Ascend or Descend card too to move a big unit just before the boss.
This series made me buy the game because I saw his obvious misplays and thought "this is easy, I wouldn't mess that up!" Then I lost a ton of runs in a row and didn't even have thousands of people poring over every little misplay I made. I've got newfound respect for NL's ability to make consistently amazing plays and frequent victories now that I've been in the driver's seat myself. Great series, brother. I'll be here till the last station.
He still makes some mistakes (like glimmer on boss with spell weakness), but many of his choices lead to some amazing synergies that I would just miss.
I think NL is really good at conceptualizing his win condition in each run, like understanding what strats will work with what he has to get him to a great run, he sometimes just misses plays in the actual battles.
Just a note on Resin Removal, and buffs/debuffs in general: the game is really good about telegraphing these things. Red icons below the unit (Frostbite, Sap, Spell Weakness) are debuffs. Green icons (Lifesteal, Damage Shield, Regen, even Spikes) are buffs. Those will be affected by Resin Removal, and that version of Seraph that removes buffs/debuffs. YELLOW icons (Multistrike, Trample, and Burnout for Melting Remnant and Fuel for the Umbra) are neither buffs nor debuffs and will not be affected. Loving the series as always!
NL, a tip! Just because the unit burns out in one turn doesn't mean you should put it in the front to die! You should put it in the back so it doesn't die in one hit and does damage. Put a low burnout in the front with high health since they can tank and will die quickly anyway. Additionally, you often put your multistrike units in the front since you just saw they had burnout 1. Put them in the back so they get more work done while the other units die in front. Loving the series keep it up!
Spell weakness is so OP. Especially when you have really big damage spells, it kills bosses in one or two cards. I love this series NL, I can't wait for your 150th episode, its gonna be Pog.
I dont know if you hear this often but well played! You make mistakes but you try to learn from them. Its pretty easy to gripe about small mistakes but having fun experimenting is part of the experience and nobody plays perfectly. I like the content. :3
Resin removal does not affect burnout. It purges RED effects from your units and GREEN effects from enemy units. Burnout is a YELLOW effect, so it is not affected.
Solid play NL. Would recommend taking at least one copy of the zero mana, give your burnouts +3. Your first instinct that it is huge against bosses was correct. Quite often your units will burn out before they die in the boss fit. Also, super Pog OP OP build. Must see video, 10/10. TH-cam NOTICE THIS VIDEO.
At the same time it gets really difficult once you start juggling lots of units with different stacks of burnout and you try to let them die in the right order for your reform effects to bring them back...love em!
you want your best damage dealing units to die the most so by the time tho boss rolls around they have a high enough burnout that they can hang in there for a few rounds of combat if you protect your best unit they will have only burnout 1 so they only get to attack once against the boss also think of holdover as draw -1 for the next turn some cards are worth it but if you go with too many holdovers you end up having almost no draw which has fricked you on a couple of runs
Do you feel that reform is OP? With 1 reform card w holdover i got to cov 10 with any other class. Even with stygian primary and 0 tanks. Only the boss that consumes spells needs more preparation.
Reform isn't, but holdover's strength varies wildly from absolutely insane, to actively hindering your deck. It's a very interesting mechanic. Knowing when it's key, is, well, key.
Extremely fun run. The melting remnant remain my favorite faction in both visual and gameplay design. In the future, you may want to try getting a powerful unit like the Animus killed early and often, so you can reform it multiple times. Each reform trigger on a unit adds more burnout, so an Animus that died three times would come back with burnout 3 and - with those stats - enough time to destroy just about any boss. Not that it mattered in this case. Congrats on Covenant 6!
"The best part of this character is you don't even have to think" *puts extinguish boy in front when reform mans will already summon all the dudes from the grave, missing out on an easy 60x2 Draff*
Theory crafting time: Is Awoken Hollow OP as hell with the Melting? Think about it: 1 mana 15/15 that has summon: gain 60 max life. Usually you try and heal that life, but with melting, you can just kill it off, and revive it as a 15/75 with the same summon effect (because the unit you are reviving keeps the max life buff). Basically, each time you revive it, you get an extra 60 health in addition to the +5/+5 you get from reviving it. Seems like a game-winning combo for bosses.
Though it may seem like Awoken Hollow is OP with melting, 60 health is actually not that much and the reason you would want to take such units is if you have consistent healing to actually upgrade them. Though you can use the max heal Awoken card (don't remember the name) bosses will usually smash through the hollow in 2 or 3 turns once reached, which means you're only getting a small amount of damage from the unit if you're going to continuously revive it. Melting/Umbra is an optimal combo imo. Morsels -> Harvest can smash, Bounty Stalker gets ridiculously powerful from the Umbral lifesteal cards, the Umbra fuel unit gets a huge power spike from enhancements and formless child, etc. The thing is, though, formless child is only really viable there when you have solid control o'er reforms. Melting in general is just kind of busted since you can eventually unlock a card that removes burnout AND debuffs from a unit, unlock one where you can proc the extinguish effect w/o the unit's death (crazy with the artifacts that double extinguish or apply armor when units die)
I found out earlier today that transcendimp actually gets the hollow summon effect. I had a 1/81 transcendimp (with only one health remaining). Not terribly useful, but kind of funny.
@@goiflin5056 That could actually be really good if you got Endless on either the hollow or the imp - with wormwood you can heal them back to full thereby getting free tanks.
Yo egg! Don't underestimate the power of burnout +3!! Remember how your Animus kept dying to soon, because you buffed it with enough health to survive slaugtherhouse and it only had 1 stack of burnout after? That buff can make or break a run when used correctly, primarily by permafrosting the card and using it on your powerfloor last round!
This time Memento Mori saved your hide, but there is a major strategy flaw: if you keep your best unit alive on the bottom floor for the whole fight, you then reform it to live 1 turn on floor 2 and 2 turns on floor 3. You HAVE to let it die to stack burnrouts in advance, even if you don't need the +5 +5 it gets. Also, notice that Formless Child applies "return" not "reform", so it does not give units burnout, for better or worse.
Wickless tycoon has much more value if you just stack him with like 4 dreg/draff units, since the gold triggers on allies and enemies. You can potentially kill enemies (especially if you have something like a glimmer), keep cycling burnout units there to build up better burnout units. Throw them in front as well, if they're going to die from burnout anyway, might as well make 'em take a hit. That goes for other floors as well, just throw casual dreg units in front just to soak a hit.
NL: Has a multistrike 3 unit that would benefit amazingly from being brought back with +40 damage every turn. Also nl: Let's keep the unit alive as long as possible so that once I do reform it against the boss it will only have burnout 1 and die instantly.
Hey NL long time lurker since a few months before afterbirth. Now that your in the comments i'm motivated to do the same and want you to know you provide a much needed service in these times. Best wishes and congrats on the merch
By the way NL, harvest does not just mean when your units die, it also means when enemy units die. So the Harvest version of the champion can actually be pretty good as a tank if you can get it to survive the first wave or so.
It took me a while to realize the downside of putting the champ at the top: He will always trigger first, so he can only rez units that died LAST turn. By placing him at the bottom he can reform units that died this turn.
The Rector with the Reform ability is an interesting conundrum actually. You don't always want him on the top floor because then he always triggers first so you have to wait a turn to get units reformed But you don't always want him on the bottom floor either because he's not very tanky, but he'll reform units that died that turn that way. I'm still not 100% sure what the best way to use him is. I think ideally you'd get the reform ability, and then upgrade him with Burnout mod so he's tankier and put him on the bottom floor.
Not sure NL ever grasped that reforming the Animus (or the champion at the end) with burnout 1 is not gonna be some crazy bosskiller move, because he always got out of trouble with spell weakness memento mori.
About the Harvest boss upgrade. It is very good if you use the boss as frontline, on the floor where you slaughter the enemies. Just put your damage units behind him and watch him tank any boss like they are nothing.
Hey NL, loving this series so much! Have you tried putting the facecam in the center left? I feel like theres a lack of things going on over there, might make more things visible
Just had a candleboy stygian guard run singlehandedly won by holdover on a spell that applies 2 stealth to all friendly units on a floor. By the time the boss rolled around they didnt even get to attack
When you have 200 reforms and resummon abilities most of the time you're not getting value out of it because you will never have so many dead units at the same time.
I believe the reason you aren't getting as many units as you thought is due to your champion being on the top floor. Top floor acts first and thus the champion reforms whatever is currently dead - in most cases 1 or nothing. Then when all your units die on the bottom floor, you can only bring them back the turn after through Moulded. It seems like the Reforming ability of Recktor Flicker is best used on the bottom floor. Personally I don't know as I haven't played many games with that clan
He got so lucky, NL still hasnt noticed the burn out runs once every time the boss attacks, he thought bringing back the animus would let it attack multiple times while having burnout 1 on it
You should try out those Harvest abilities with the Umbra clan. When you start eating those morsels every turn, those triggers really stack up. I had a 575 HP Champion on my last run.
He's got a smile that seem to me
reforms a unit with +40
so every unit is stronger once they die
Whoa, oh oh formless child o' mine
this is art commenting
Had to read this again just to hear it with the song
Forty more H P***** makes for a better rhyme
@@concernedcitizen5988 but it buffs the attack
@@concernedcitizen5988 read it as 'plus forty'
Game: Formless child reforms and buffs a unit
NL: Lets reform every unit in the pool so theres nothing left to buff
Haha
To be fair i did that too the first time i played the faction because their playpatterns are very different from the rest.
Formless child does NOT reform it brings back without +5/+5 or +1 burnout meaning it really brings units back from the dead unlike reform
game: noooo you can't just win by playing every card every time
me: haha unbalanced covenant goes brrr
@@Northernlion have to admit, you're making the most of this faction 😂
NL was so excited to summon his burnout: 1 animus multiple times in this run.
Whats funny is that Resin Removal with permafrost, two things he disrespects this run, would have synergized with that build
@@CoolyOh I laughed so hard when he ditched resin removal
@@CoolyOh Resin Removal doesn't remove Burnout though, if that's what you're implying. Afaik the only way to remove it is with Wickles Recruitment, that specifically says it removes "all burnout and debuff effects".
@@acksOldPeople yeah. He needed that "apply 3 burnout to burnout units" with permafrost or the "+10 attack +2 burnout" with holdover (both cards he clowned on a bit cause he really likes watching his candle boys burn out)
"I know you're like Paraffin Thug was great for us last time!"
Haha, was it though? Hopefully he doesn't go 100 episodes convinced that the Thug has an 'on-death' trigger.
He got his epiphany while chatting in malf's 12 hour stream. It was around 2:52:45
Here's it is, for the lazy.
NL: dude if you like gold you'll love the melting remnant
NL: one unit gives +30hp when he dies and you can ressurect it
NL: +30 gold*
NL: and another unit gets +5g whenever any unit dies
~
golden_bamboo: I'm pretty sure the thug gives you the gold if he slays one not gets slain
Thelovelybison: NL you misread that unit, that was when he slayed an enemy, assuming you're talking about the bruiser
~
NL: WHAT
NL: oh my god
NL: it is Slay not Extinguish
NL: bruh
NL: no wonder I thought it was so good - 3hp gives you 30g when it does NotLikeThisemote: (/ ˚▱˚)\
~
golden_bamboo_: well explains the mistake in the video :D
_malf asking what are they talking about_
~
NL: nah you're good
NL: I'm dumb
~
_also malf:_ No you’re not
golden_bamboo: happens to the best
Ended off as a wholesome moment.
It's probably better if you saw this as it was happening in chat though.
@@Ruuwalc Malf had a 12 hour strim?
DoctorShroom usually every saturday
Hi, there. To answer your question at 29:26, Resin Removal does not consider Burnout a debuff and thus can be used on melting units freely. 👌
Great run. Thanks for the content, as always.
To add to this resin removal removes anything red from your units and anything green from enemy units. So it removes enemy spikes, stealth and rage. From your units it can remove emberdrain and sap. So it is a very useful card in some clan combos.
@@Letaali It's the perfect Permafrost card imo. NL doesn't seem to value it but in situations like that it shines. I usually use it on an Ascend or Descend card too to move a big unit just before the boss.
@10:45 He will never not get me to laugh when he unnecessarily throws in "repeating of course" but the glasses adjustment was icing.
LEEEEEEROY JEEEEEEENKINS
@@BigMamaGamer at least I got chicken
This series made me buy the game because I saw his obvious misplays and thought "this is easy, I wouldn't mess that up!" Then I lost a ton of runs in a row and didn't even have thousands of people poring over every little misplay I made.
I've got newfound respect for NL's ability to make consistently amazing plays and frequent victories now that I've been in the driver's seat myself. Great series, brother. I'll be here till the last station.
He still makes some mistakes (like glimmer on boss with spell weakness), but many of his choices lead to some amazing synergies that I would just miss.
I think NL is really good at conceptualizing his win condition in each run, like understanding what strats will work with what he has to get him to a great run, he sometimes just misses plays in the actual battles.
I took up the drivers seat too. Except now I see even more misplays from NL than I did before.
27:32 Naughty Dog assigning work schedules
this is too good
made me laugh
lmaoo
genius
The sad thing about this series is that it's gonna end one day
Every series must come to an end. We couldn't have Monster Train unless he'd ended the POG that was Eden. Except Isaac, which is eternal.
The question is do we get Isaac longevity or SMB longevity? Yet both are criminally still too short
It's funny, since he ended Eden because he thought it would end up being like his Spire series, yet that's exactly what's happening with this series.
"I feel like this is a slow..." - He almost had the slow burn pun in there for the candle deck, he was SO CLOSE
Formless child dies with no targets.
Recter Flicker reforms units.
NL: Formless Child is doing great stuff for us.
Wish there was a 'love' button instead of simply 'like'!! What a great series
Just a note on Resin Removal, and buffs/debuffs in general: the game is really good about telegraphing these things. Red icons below the unit (Frostbite, Sap, Spell Weakness) are debuffs. Green icons (Lifesteal, Damage Shield, Regen, even Spikes) are buffs. Those will be affected by Resin Removal, and that version of Seraph that removes buffs/debuffs. YELLOW icons (Multistrike, Trample, and Burnout for Melting Remnant and Fuel for the Umbra) are neither buffs nor debuffs and will not be affected. Loving the series as always!
Absolutely love the Melting Remnant runs. Maybe my favorite faction in the game!
This has been my favorite lets play since Slay the Spire, thanks NL!
I absolutely love how the Melting plays in this game
Formless child so good, well done on the memeto mori would not have known to double that and it was the win condition.
Especially so if you trim your deck down to only have bounty stalkers and/or draffs.
This series is extremely satisfying and fun to watch. Awesome win today, good thing you kept the spell weakness in the deck!!!
Solid run! Really utilizing that burnout/revive to great effect!
Been waiting all day for this one!
NL, a tip! Just because the unit burns out in one turn doesn't mean you should put it in the front to die! You should put it in the back so it doesn't die in one hit and does damage. Put a low burnout in the front with high health since they can tank and will die quickly anyway.
Additionally, you often put your multistrike units in the front since you just saw they had burnout 1. Put them in the back so they get more work done while the other units die in front.
Loving the series keep it up!
Video literally melted my icecream through the screen. That's how much fire this run had.
I love this series as much as I loved my daily dose of misplays from slay the spire ! Keep it going !
Animal crossing bell told me it was 1pm. and so I'm here.
Spell weakness is so OP. Especially when you have really big damage spells, it kills bosses in one or two cards.
I love this series NL, I can't wait for your 150th episode, its gonna be Pog.
NL: It's not a big "but", it's a little "but".
Me: *cries in Sir Mix-a-lot*
That spell weakness pick up ended up being such a good call :)
The harvest upgrade is very synergistic with morsels. I once got my Champion all the up to 575 health.
I dont know if you hear this often but well played! You make mistakes but you try to learn from them.
Its pretty easy to gripe about small mistakes but having fun experimenting is part of the experience and nobody plays perfectly. I like the content. :3
All i gotta say is , we need MORE monster train
This was... lit
This series makes my night every time, always looking forward to it
Resin removal does not affect burnout. It purges RED effects from your units and GREEN effects from enemy units. Burnout is a YELLOW effect, so it is not affected.
hands-down best outro to a video the guy gets to my funny bone and he tickles it ever so slightly
Love the arumba surpise appearance
The harvest upgrade for the champion is actually pretty good from what I've played.
I recommend trying it out :)
Solid play NL. Would recommend taking at least one copy of the zero mana, give your burnouts +3. Your first instinct that it is huge against bosses was correct. Quite often your units will burn out before they die in the boss fit. Also, super Pog OP OP build. Must see video, 10/10. TH-cam NOTICE THIS VIDEO.
The Melted guys are my favorite faction. Play fast and lose with your units and just spam them out after they die, it’s great
At the same time it gets really difficult once you start juggling lots of units with different stacks of burnout and you try to let them die in the right order for your reform effects to bring them back...love em!
Really enjoy the runs with that faction. Thank you
you want your best damage dealing units to die the most so by the time tho boss rolls around they have a high enough burnout that they can hang in there for a few rounds of combat if you protect your best unit they will have only burnout 1 so they only get to attack once against the boss
also think of holdover as draw -1 for the next turn some cards are worth it but if you go with too many holdovers you end up having almost no draw which has fricked you on a couple of runs
but if he protects them, they burn out, thus getting stronger and still gaining a little more burnout.
Do you feel that reform is OP? With 1 reform card w holdover i got to cov 10 with any other class. Even with stygian primary and 0 tanks. Only the boss that consumes spells needs more preparation.
Reform isn't, but holdover's strength varies wildly from absolutely insane, to actively hindering your deck. It's a very interesting mechanic. Knowing when it's key, is, well, key.
9:29 he literally never gave you gold because he never got a kill
remember that slay doesnt trigger when your units dies, so the last time the guy didnt give u a lot of gold :s
Are you talking about the tycoon? Because he has harvest not slay. With harvest it doesn't matter how the unit dies
MxSheep He’s talking about the thug, who gives 20 gold on slay
the definitions of "missplayed slightly" have been redefined :v
Monster Train is the greatest NL series since Isaac, I love it!
Hey NL, I really like this series. I hope everyone continues to add likes and comments on every video.
"Paraffin Thug was doing great for us last time, it got us a lot of gold." Haha. If only he knew..
It’s a good day watching you and sinvicta playing Isaac and monster train.
Extremely fun run. The melting remnant remain my favorite faction in both visual and gameplay design.
In the future, you may want to try getting a powerful unit like the Animus killed early and often, so you can reform it multiple times. Each reform trigger on a unit adds more burnout, so an Animus that died three times would come back with burnout 3 and - with those stats - enough time to destroy just about any boss.
Not that it mattered in this case. Congrats on Covenant 6!
I love 'Are you crazy? I just walked over here' meta
"The best part of this character is you don't even have to think"
*puts extinguish boy in front when reform mans will already summon all the dudes from the grave, missing out on an easy 60x2 Draff*
*wins easily*
@@Northernlion Good show, I did consider putting that a few lines down
giving quick to a unit with 3 damage is truly a galaxy brain play
Getting the behemoth and multistrike almost immediately after the triple hit awoken, I feel the game wanted you to get there on this one
Theory crafting time: Is Awoken Hollow OP as hell with the Melting?
Think about it: 1 mana 15/15 that has summon: gain 60 max life. Usually you try and heal that life, but with melting, you can just kill it off, and revive it as a 15/75 with the same summon effect (because the unit you are reviving keeps the max life buff). Basically, each time you revive it, you get an extra 60 health in addition to the +5/+5 you get from reviving it. Seems like a game-winning combo for bosses.
Though it may seem like Awoken Hollow is OP with melting, 60 health is actually not that much and the reason you would want to take such units is if you have consistent healing to actually upgrade them. Though you can use the max heal Awoken card (don't remember the name) bosses will usually smash through the hollow in 2 or 3 turns once reached, which means you're only getting a small amount of damage from the unit if you're going to continuously revive it.
Melting/Umbra is an optimal combo imo. Morsels -> Harvest can smash, Bounty Stalker gets ridiculously powerful from the Umbral lifesteal cards, the Umbra fuel unit gets a huge power spike from enhancements and formless child, etc. The thing is, though, formless child is only really viable there when you have solid control o'er reforms.
Melting in general is just kind of busted since you can eventually unlock a card that removes burnout AND debuffs from a unit, unlock one where you can proc the extinguish effect w/o the unit's death (crazy with the artifacts that double extinguish or apply armor when units die)
I found out earlier today that transcendimp actually gets the hollow summon effect. I had a 1/81 transcendimp (with only one health remaining). Not terribly useful, but kind of funny.
@@goiflin5056 That could actually be really good if you got Endless on either the hollow or the imp - with wormwood you can heal them back to full thereby getting free tanks.
Such an awesome run!!!
Also
I can't wait until he discovers Legion Of Wax.
23:20 That card can be insane if your pyre is taking damage. If you upgrade that card with frozen, you will restore 5 pyre health every single turn.
Great Melting Run NL!
Best content on YT.
Yo egg! Don't underestimate the power of burnout +3!! Remember how your Animus kept dying to soon, because you buffed it with enough health to survive slaugtherhouse and it only had 1 stack of burnout after? That buff can make or break a run when used correctly, primarily by permafrosting the card and using it on your powerfloor last round!
I can’t wait to unlock this class! Need about 200 more slays
Can't wait to see when this series hits covenant 10+. I had to leave some hellhorn behind and pick up this clan plus umbra.
This time Memento Mori saved your hide, but there is a major strategy flaw: if you keep your best unit alive on the bottom floor for the whole fight, you then reform it to live 1 turn on floor 2 and 2 turns on floor 3. You HAVE to let it die to stack burnrouts in advance, even if you don't need the +5 +5 it gets. Also, notice that Formless Child applies "return" not "reform", so it does not give units burnout, for better or worse.
We're not playing checkers
We're not playing chess
We're playing with Pogs dude
Kept refreshing for this lol. Love it
Wickless tycoon has much more value if you just stack him with like 4 dreg/draff units, since the gold triggers on allies and enemies. You can potentially kill enemies (especially if you have something like a glimmer), keep cycling burnout units there to build up better burnout units. Throw them in front as well, if they're going to die from burnout anyway, might as well make 'em take a hit. That goes for other floors as well, just throw casual dreg units in front just to soak a hit.
I actually really like how NL plays when he uses this faction...
NL: Has a multistrike 3 unit that would benefit amazingly from being brought back with +40 damage every turn.
Also nl: Let's keep the unit alive as long as possible so that once I do reform it against the boss it will only have burnout 1 and die instantly.
the plus 5 on unit death for candle champ is excellent, by the last several turns, man can have 200-300 health
"Harvest: +5HP" actually means ANY unit (yours or the enemy) This adds up very quickly.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the sole-tease from Seraph?
I'm melting MELTING
Wife - What's so funny?
Me - 33 repeating
Wife - ok...
Hey NL long time lurker since a few months before afterbirth. Now that your in the comments i'm motivated to do the same and want you to know you provide a much needed service in these times. Best wishes and congrats on the merch
We out here pogging off.
By the way NL, harvest does not just mean when your units die, it also means when enemy units die. So the Harvest version of the champion can actually be pretty good as a tank if you can get it to survive the first wave or so.
It took me a while to realize the downside of putting the champ at the top:
He will always trigger first, so he can only rez units that died LAST turn. By placing him at the bottom he can reform units that died this turn.
Not taking resin removal was truly resinous
The Rector with the Reform ability is an interesting conundrum actually.
You don't always want him on the top floor because then he always triggers first so you have to wait a turn to get units reformed
But you don't always want him on the bottom floor either because he's not very tanky, but he'll reform units that died that turn that way.
I'm still not 100% sure what the best way to use him is.
I think ideally you'd get the reform ability, and then upgrade him with Burnout mod so he's tankier and put him on the bottom floor.
Let’s go I’m pretty POGGED for this one
At 23:21 Ryan finds the rarest card in the game. Skips it. That card will not show up again in the next 100 hours or so.
Not sure NL ever grasped that reforming the Animus (or the champion at the end) with burnout 1 is not gonna be some crazy bosskiller move, because he always got out of trouble with spell weakness memento mori.
23:15 I had NO idea you could pass on options to collect gold without dismissing the entire caverns event!
About the Harvest boss upgrade. It is very good if you use the boss as frontline, on the floor where you slaughter the enemies. Just put your damage units behind him and watch him tank any boss like they are nothing.
Sure it can be ok sometimes. But it's still very very weak in comparison with the two other upgrades, which are both mindblowingly awesome.
the melting man and the egg man it's a match
Hey NL, loving this series so much! Have you tried putting the facecam in the center left? I feel like theres a lack of things going on over there, might make more things visible
NL became the guy he hates at Magic night this episode
It's funny to watch Hafu and Arumba out there, so we can tell how Egg is doing compared to good players. ;]
Just had a candleboy stygian guard run singlehandedly won by holdover on a spell that applies 2 stealth to all friendly units on a floor. By the time the boss rolled around they didnt even get to attack
When you have 200 reforms and resummon abilities most of the time you're not getting value out of it because you will never have so many dead units at the same time.
23:21 you’ll see that card again after another 100 runs
all aboard the 10am monster train, next stop POG CITY
Episode lenght 56:30 i think that pog will rain down from the heavens
My man can't stop putting his Draffs in front of his Dregs...
I believe the reason you aren't getting as many units as you thought is due to your champion being on the top floor. Top floor acts first and thus the champion reforms whatever is currently dead - in most cases 1 or nothing. Then when all your units die on the bottom floor, you can only bring them back the turn after through Moulded.
It seems like the Reforming ability of Recktor Flicker is best used on the bottom floor. Personally I don't know as I haven't played many games with that clan
Melting Remnant seems fun. Waiting to unlock it myself in my play
My eyes! The goggles, they do nothing!
im pretty sure the trap chute works on floating bosses then you can chunk them.
He got so lucky, NL still hasnt noticed the burn out runs once every time the boss attacks, he thought bringing back the animus would let it attack multiple times while having burnout 1 on it
Enelle is a
Mad
Man
I would have gone for "Live...Die...Repeat" personally ;)
You should try out those Harvest abilities with the Umbra clan. When you start eating those morsels every turn, those triggers really stack up. I had a 575 HP Champion on my last run.