Just got my win with ghost on danger 5 first try, with the help of this tutorial. After I obtained the Retromation's Hoodie (with dodge capped) everything became easy mode.
The ghost is actually one if my favourite characters, because I love ethereal weapons. I am building a mix on him, where I am ending up with 1 scepter, 2 axes and 3 flints.
This playlist ist so incredibly good! There's this "ArosRlsing's Guides" on the web somewhere but those are really bad in comparison. Lot of useless info and missing out on the good stuff. Your videos are just on point. I am watching once to get the gist and then watch again play with you wave after wave. It's sooooo good! Thank you so much!
Been enjoying your content a lot! You speak coherently and explain things a lot which I personally enjoy, Definitely subscribing! :) Ps. I Guess you could call this build the "Weird ghost" :D
I liked playing ghost a lot. So far, the one I was most frustrated by was Lucky. Seriously, I probably am the "unluckiest" Lucky to ever walk Earth lol
Ghost was my first D5, and Lucky is one of the final 4 I have left lol. I absolutely despise the Streamer though. That and the Arms dealer, which are half of the ones I have left
Try his rock build for lucky, too. For me, I got tanky early, invest in luck and %dmg and rerolling for luck items. You'll get the elephant and cyberball pretty quick and then those just snowball out of control once you get some % dmg. Buy baby geckos too, because that's how you just set off huge chains of dead aliens across the map
Ghost is super polarizing, people either love it or hate it. Onekidarmy's advice for lucky is right, and I do have guides for that, streamer and arms dealer up so hopefully those help!
I actually thought etheral weapons special only last for one wawe and you have to get back the kills for every wawe but , thanks to you i see they are good. Best Brotato Guide Guy on earth.😎
Hey sorry, for whatever reason youtube decided to hide this reply until just now :/ Yeah, the bonus is permanent and even lasts if you combine or sell the weapon! Thanks so much :D
I know you haven't looked into endless but Ghost very similarly to Loud is an endless powerhouse. Granted the ceiling for success is heavily based on RNG, not just in the sense of being hit, but rather how many Tardigrades you can get. You play Ghost with the understanding you get hit you will die but that's every class 45+. Typically you play the same as Loud. Start Flints and transition to axes once you get to about 1500 AS or 30+ and from Axes to Shurikens around 40+.
Another point to make is that if you're doing any ethereal build (outside of scepter) weapons, Enemy Amount, and low econ are the priority. Scepter is the same but Pen and Bounce are king and Sharp bullets is your god. Do not touch anything that can kill other than your weapon. No eyes, ripostes, babies, R&Ts, turrets, or burn. Every enemy kill has to go to weapon as the only thing these dog shit weapons give you is stats. Until you pivot off them you need to get every drop you can squeeze.
Yeah, exactly - that's why I passed on the landmines and turrets we were offered early here. I ended up taking Alien Eyes lategame because I was worried about killing the elites, and those are really strong for fighting elites - by that time, the stat progression was less important than survival
@@Cephalopocalypse Yeah I noticed you talking about it later video after I commented. We need to get you some endless runs. It'll change your view on a lot of items.
lol I couldnt beat danger 4, tried soo many times. Tried tonight on ghost just out of random (had just unlocked it) and rolled through danger 4 like it was a joke. Surprised to hear now that it’s widely known to be one of the worst classes.
Ethereal weapon runs are always the ones I gleefully go into endless mode with, especially if I can be a max dodge Ghost with adrenaline, the red cape, 100+ atk sped/dam/HP, and high luck endgame weapons like Minigun or rocket launcher.
To be honest, I find the scepter build way easier to pull off - I always wanted to do hybrid but the elites just screw me over. I went for roll on as many scepters I could get in the early game and amped ranged damage, damage and attack speed to generate survivability. Later, I went for speed and just life steal and didn't really bother to clear waves after 15 (didn't have enough damage anyway) but I just ran around and survived at this point. My final stats were 266 HP, 15 life steal (would've like more to synergize with the attack speed), 90% dodge, 38% speed. The rest didn't really matter for the boss. One thing, I'd recommend though is pushing hard for harvesting early so you can get an income later (when you can't clear the waves anymore) but also, damage is very important early game.
Yeah, I think scepter is maybe slightly more consistent, though I think the hybrid builds are often way more fun. This ended up being a slightly odd one thanks to some weird shops, but that's roguelikes for you! Thanks very much! :D
@@Cephalopocalypse Yeah, totally agree - hybrid build is by far most fun and scales way better of course (feels really mighty haha). Sadly, I only managed a hybrid spectral build with loud but I think I got 3 aliens and 4 mice and ended up with 450% damage and 350% attack speed or so - the elites literally went down in 3sec each 😂
First attempt, find 7 axes before my first flint. And by wave 9 I had 2 white flints, and 2 red+2 purple axes. I think the game was trying to tell me something.
Pretty much! Each point of dodge becomes so valuable as you increase it, you end up with so much survivability. Unless you are extremely unlucky, which naturally I am :P
I had a lot of fun (and an easy run) building just scepters. Ended up at 400+hp , 90% dodge , no way to die and had more than ok damage. Killed both boss in under 40seconds
Yeah I like that build a lot as well (and it would have been easier for this run which we ended with so little HP). Ethereal weapons are super fun once they get rolling!
Im not a huge fan of flints. I just went scepters and an axe or two if i couldnt combine it for when i beat it recently. Just feels like the axes kill everything that gets close begore they swing and its easier to just buy AS for me.
Flints are definitely the most marginal, I like having one or two just because they give you good boosts on wave 9 and hordes but you could easily skip them
One of the very few Ceph guide videos that I disagree with. Starting Axe leaves you open to RNG screw as demonstrated in this video. Gaining a few points of damage % or AS is not relevant for overall success of the run. As mentioned by Ceph, you have to play the run the game gives you, but taking Axe will result in more weird runs. If you look at rounds 10-14, Ceph relied a lot on player skill to not die, Adrenaline bailed him out on the mass shooters. For players just trying to win with Ghost, this run was not a good example, and the decisions are not correct for high win %. It's correct for finishing with strongest possible stats, but prone to dying. Playing for high sustain and speed is a lot easier to manage. Raw HP is required for not getting 2 shot, but beyond that, being able to heal off single hits worth of damage quickly is much simpler to play, as you can absorb many hits during a round without being in danger.
Appreciate the feedback! Always great to see in depth analysis like this. :D I think it is very unusual to be offered so little healing and to not find a ghost scepter for so long - though I do mention at the beginning that the all ghost scepter build may be more consistent. These shops were extremely unusual, however (note that we passed almost no healing throughout the run, so I'm not sure where you would have planned to get that additional sustain from).
Should probably preface this whole blurb with: This is just my opinion as a player. I put a higher value on ease of play, and reliability over being able to pulverize elites and bosses lategame. Ceph is a very skilled player, but in some ways, that also allows him to play more risky / greedily in this specific video, which I would not recommend a player struggling with Ghost trying to replicate. Compared to say Ceph's Streamer and Saver guide, where the videos absolutely showcase a very repeatable way to crush with the character, that do not require as much player technical skill. Responding to Ceph's comment, even if you start Sceptre, I agree the "best" build is to cut into Axe/Flint as you mentioned in the video. Due to infinite cleave, melee is less impacted by not having 6 copies of the weapon. I find even just 2-3 melee weapons are enough cleave to control wave 9. Sceptres still end up collapsing down to 2-3 slots, and since melee's main job is to eliminate trash, they don't need much damage support to do their job. As you said, you have to play the run in front of you, your decisions are correct for your build more or less. The comment is more that by taking Sceptre first, you don't have to spend your level ups and shops on HP, and could reroll both, which you mentioned in the video. Buying out the shop for HP and damage is correct for your build, as your build was slow movespeed and hoping to rely on sheer DPS to clear and stay alive, but I would consider that atypical of Ghost builds. It's why you walked into Round 14 with only 2 lifesteal, 2 regen, which is very low sustain, because you spent mostly on offensive stats / HP / econ. Lifesteal is quite good on Ghost I find, as if you're going lighter on damage, you survive by taking additional speed and simply surfing along the edge of the horde, cleaving off squishies. It's no SMG, but it still regens way quicker than HP regen, especially if you dive through the horde. So I would value Bat / Lamprey more, which you passed on relatively early in the run. Taking them early is normally a mistake due to Harvesting being great early, but Ghost doesn't need a strong Econ to win. All the Ghost weapons are essentially built in econ items, Ghost just needs to not die, and your weapon scaling will eventually win for you. So I would've skipped Metal Detector / Bowler Hat, Power Generator, Garden. Those items are all eventually good, but there's no point if you die, and Ghost wins lategame by default. This run was very atypical of a "normal" Ghost run, which means it's not really great as a guide. You navigated it well, but it's not a run I'd hold up as an exemplar of how to play Ghost. Going full Ghost weapons is dangerous in the midgame, because they have weak stats and Axe in particular has high cooldown. You had good raw stats, but the poor base stats of Ghost Weapons meant enemies still piled up and you were surrounded often mid game, which requires player skill to stay alive. A lesser player just immediately dies there. The worse a player is at the game, the more I would recommend grabbing speed as a defensive stat over getting damage. +% damage does nothing against trash enemies, I would value being able to reposition to stack up enemies and cut through to better angles as much more important. Like after wave 8, I would've spent the guaranteed lvl 3 upgrade bonus to try for move speed over max HP. If the goal is to win as many runs, or as often as possible, theoretically your build should be online by Wave 11-12. Otherwise a bad Elite roll simply ends you. If you want to talk alternate strategies offered by the run itself, when I was first learning Ghost, I often cut into Scissors / Saw, as those weapons are essentially lifesteal/sustain on a stick. So my ideal setup back then would look like 2 Sceptre, Axe, Flint, 2 Scissors/Saw. Wave 10 shop actually offered something like that, as Scissors II, and Scissors I were on offer. It sucks to have to pay more for additional dodge to make up for the missing set bonus, but the build becomes very forgiving to play, as random one off hits are essentially zero threat. You can also reliably dive through trash enemies in the horde, which opens up more running angles to avoid being cornered. Being able to run through horde maximizes the # of targets hit, and makes up for lower raw DPS. Build also needs less raw HP, as with high sustain, you're basically always at least 2 hits away from death, and recover back to equilibrium in like 5 seconds. Cutting in medical melee items is something I no longer need to do, because I understand the game better and can get away with more, I'd rather just have bigger stats now. But I found it great for learning the character, and racked up some wins that would otherwise be losses with a standard 6 ghost weapons build. (e.g. I could not dodge Mother's 2nd phase stabs, and if killing her outright wasn't on the table, I just had to plan to sustain through it). It's certainly better than just building 6 Ghost Sceptres, as they have no cleave, without pierce or sufficient AS, that build has problems getting overrun, and tends to offer less EHP than leech.
Am i misunderstanding what you mean by linear scaling on armor? On mobile, it's 6% for the first two armor, then 5, then 4, etc and then quickly reduces to where 14 armor is like 42% dmg reduction. Ive been wondering about this from a few of these videos haha
I should definitely have spent a little more time on this, because it's very confusing - I might do a video on it soon. Basically you're right, the %decreased scales down, but at a rate that makes the value of each point of armor stay the same in terms of %Effective HP gained. One way to think about it is if it didn't scale down, let's say each armor was 1% reduction, going from 97-98% would be a 50% decrease in your total incoming damage (3 to 2), going from 98-99 would be a 100% (2-1) and going from 99-100 would be infinite, since it would bring incoming damage to 0. So the game decreases each point so it matches the curve and comes out linear No idea if that helps but there you go! :D
Ah, brutal! I hate it when that happens. I haven't looked into this myself but if you check the discord someone should know where to modify what unlocks you have if you just want to add it back in as finished.
Just got my win with ghost on danger 5 first try, with the help of this tutorial. After I obtained the Retromation's Hoodie (with dodge capped) everything became easy mode.
The ghost is actually one if my favourite characters, because I love ethereal weapons. I am building a mix on him, where I am ending up with 1 scepter, 2 axes and 3 flints.
This playlist ist so incredibly good! There's this "ArosRlsing's Guides" on the web somewhere but those are really bad in comparison. Lot of useless info and missing out on the good stuff. Your videos are just on point. I am watching once to get the gist and then watch again play with you wave after wave. It's sooooo good! Thank you so much!
... the half bird guy is soo op lol it carried me soo godly it got me 45 wave without any pre runs ( first run i got wave 45)
Been enjoying your content a lot! You speak coherently and explain things a lot which I personally enjoy, Definitely subscribing! :) Ps. I Guess you could call this build the "Weird ghost" :D
Thanks so much, appreciate the kind words (and the pun)! :D
I liked playing ghost a lot. So far, the one I was most frustrated by was Lucky. Seriously, I probably am the "unluckiest" Lucky to ever walk Earth lol
Ghost was my first D5, and Lucky is one of the final 4 I have left lol. I absolutely despise the Streamer though. That and the Arms dealer, which are half of the ones I have left
Try his rock build for lucky, too. For me, I got tanky early, invest in luck and %dmg and rerolling for luck items. You'll get the elephant and cyberball pretty quick and then those just snowball out of control once you get some % dmg. Buy baby geckos too, because that's how you just set off huge chains of dead aliens across the map
Ghost is super polarizing, people either love it or hate it. Onekidarmy's advice for lucky is right, and I do have guides for that, streamer and arms dealer up so hopefully those help!
"Fun" challange idea: finish a Ghost run with positive armor... [evil laugh]
I doubt it's possible in 20 levels, but in an endless run you might be able to! Maybe with an early Anvil
Call it the “Positive Outcome” runs, take each of the ignorant low starting stat races and try to get green by level 20.
I actually thought etheral weapons special only last for one wawe and you have to get back the kills for every wawe but , thanks to you i see they are good. Best Brotato Guide Guy on earth.😎
Hey sorry, for whatever reason youtube decided to hide this reply until just now :/ Yeah, the bonus is permanent and even lasts if you combine or sell the weapon! Thanks so much :D
I know you haven't looked into endless but Ghost very similarly to Loud is an endless powerhouse. Granted the ceiling for success is heavily based on RNG, not just in the sense of being hit, but rather how many Tardigrades you can get. You play Ghost with the understanding you get hit you will die but that's every class 45+. Typically you play the same as Loud. Start Flints and transition to axes once you get to about 1500 AS or 30+ and from Axes to Shurikens around 40+.
Makes sense! Dodge cap has got to be one of the most powerful effects for endless
@@Cephalopocalypse Its so great until you fail ten 10% in a row, burn your Tardigrades, and lose an hours worth of work.
If you plan to do this, never get blood donation. It will automatically use them
starting with flints helped me finally clear this. Thanks for the tips.
Another point to make is that if you're doing any ethereal build (outside of scepter) weapons, Enemy Amount, and low econ are the priority. Scepter is the same but Pen and Bounce are king and Sharp bullets is your god. Do not touch anything that can kill other than your weapon. No eyes, ripostes, babies, R&Ts, turrets, or burn. Every enemy kill has to go to weapon as the only thing these dog shit weapons give you is stats. Until you pivot off them you need to get every drop you can squeeze.
Yeah, exactly - that's why I passed on the landmines and turrets we were offered early here. I ended up taking Alien Eyes lategame because I was worried about killing the elites, and those are really strong for fighting elites - by that time, the stat progression was less important than survival
@@Cephalopocalypse Yeah I noticed you talking about it later video after I commented. We need to get you some endless runs. It'll change your view on a lot of items.
lol I couldnt beat danger 4, tried soo many times. Tried tonight on ghost just out of random (had just unlocked it) and rolled through danger 4 like it was a joke. Surprised to hear now that it’s widely known to be one of the worst classes.
Ethereal weapon runs are always the ones I gleefully go into endless mode with, especially if I can be a max dodge Ghost with adrenaline, the red cape, 100+ atk sped/dam/HP, and high luck endgame weapons like Minigun or rocket launcher.
To be honest, I find the scepter build way easier to pull off - I always wanted to do hybrid but the elites just screw me over. I went for roll on as many scepters I could get in the early game and amped ranged damage, damage and attack speed to generate survivability. Later, I went for speed and just life steal and didn't really bother to clear waves after 15 (didn't have enough damage anyway) but I just ran around and survived at this point. My final stats were 266 HP, 15 life steal (would've like more to synergize with the attack speed), 90% dodge, 38% speed. The rest didn't really matter for the boss.
One thing, I'd recommend though is pushing hard for harvesting early so you can get an income later (when you can't clear the waves anymore) but also, damage is very important early game.
Also, great video! I really liked the explanation of armor and dodge!
Yeah, I think scepter is maybe slightly more consistent, though I think the hybrid builds are often way more fun. This ended up being a slightly odd one thanks to some weird shops, but that's roguelikes for you! Thanks very much! :D
@@Cephalopocalypse Yeah, totally agree - hybrid build is by far most fun and scales way better of course (feels really mighty haha). Sadly, I only managed a hybrid spectral build with loud but I think I got 3 aliens and 4 mice and ended up with 450% damage and 350% attack speed or so - the elites literally went down in 3sec each 😂
Well, I expected this to take a while, and then the wave 7 shop gave me a scythe. It was basically free from there.
First attempt, find 7 axes before my first flint. And by wave 9 I had 2 white flints, and 2 red+2 purple axes. I think the game was trying to tell me something.
When you took sad tomato on shop wave 17 going into 18 I literally died inside.
Ghost is one of my favorite classes. Second class I beat level 5 with. Just build dodge early and then the build usually falls into place.
Pretty much! Each point of dodge becomes so valuable as you increase it, you end up with so much survivability. Unless you are extremely unlucky, which naturally I am :P
Did he skip Riposte before wave 5?! Could have locked it.
Dont take dagger, 2 exes and 4 staffs, dont get greedy, prioritize ranged dmg then atackspeed and it will work with any rng
I had a lot of fun (and an easy run) building just scepters. Ended up at 400+hp , 90% dodge , no way to die and had more than ok damage. Killed both boss in under 40seconds
Yeah I like that build a lot as well (and it would have been easier for this run which we ended with so little HP). Ethereal weapons are super fun once they get rolling!
when i started playing this was the only to win a round with
Im not a huge fan of flints. I just went scepters and an axe or two if i couldnt combine it for when i beat it recently. Just feels like the axes kill everything that gets close begore they swing and its easier to just buy AS for me.
Flints are definitely the most marginal, I like having one or two just because they give you good boosts on wave 9 and hordes but you could easily skip them
I couldn't get this to work until I dropped the axes completely and went with 3 flints and 3 scepters, good guide regardless.
I just keep dieing to a combo at wave 8.
It’s a shame we still don’t have a proper Elemental ethereal weapon like the Necro Racoon
Ethereal is definitely one of the weapon sets that could use some expanding. I want an ethereal engineering weapon
One of the very few Ceph guide videos that I disagree with. Starting Axe leaves you open to RNG screw as demonstrated in this video. Gaining a few points of damage % or AS is not relevant for overall success of the run. As mentioned by Ceph, you have to play the run the game gives you, but taking Axe will result in more weird runs.
If you look at rounds 10-14, Ceph relied a lot on player skill to not die, Adrenaline bailed him out on the mass shooters. For players just trying to win with Ghost, this run was not a good example, and the decisions are not correct for high win %. It's correct for finishing with strongest possible stats, but prone to dying. Playing for high sustain and speed is a lot easier to manage. Raw HP is required for not getting 2 shot, but beyond that, being able to heal off single hits worth of damage quickly is much simpler to play, as you can absorb many hits during a round without being in danger.
Appreciate the feedback! Always great to see in depth analysis like this. :D
I think it is very unusual to be offered so little healing and to not find a ghost scepter for so long - though I do mention at the beginning that the all ghost scepter build may be more consistent. These shops were extremely unusual, however (note that we passed almost no healing throughout the run, so I'm not sure where you would have planned to get that additional sustain from).
Should probably preface this whole blurb with: This is just my opinion as a player. I put a higher value on ease of play, and reliability over being able to pulverize elites and bosses lategame. Ceph is a very skilled player, but in some ways, that also allows him to play more risky / greedily in this specific video, which I would not recommend a player struggling with Ghost trying to replicate. Compared to say Ceph's Streamer and Saver guide, where the videos absolutely showcase a very repeatable way to crush with the character, that do not require as much player technical skill.
Responding to Ceph's comment, even if you start Sceptre, I agree the "best" build is to cut into Axe/Flint as you mentioned in the video. Due to infinite cleave, melee is less impacted by not having 6 copies of the weapon. I find even just 2-3 melee weapons are enough cleave to control wave 9. Sceptres still end up collapsing down to 2-3 slots, and since melee's main job is to eliminate trash, they don't need much damage support to do their job.
As you said, you have to play the run in front of you, your decisions are correct for your build more or less. The comment is more that by taking Sceptre first, you don't have to spend your level ups and shops on HP, and could reroll both, which you mentioned in the video. Buying out the shop for HP and damage is correct for your build, as your build was slow movespeed and hoping to rely on sheer DPS to clear and stay alive, but I would consider that atypical of Ghost builds. It's why you walked into Round 14 with only 2 lifesteal, 2 regen, which is very low sustain, because you spent mostly on offensive stats / HP / econ. Lifesteal is quite good on Ghost I find, as if you're going lighter on damage, you survive by taking additional speed and simply surfing along the edge of the horde, cleaving off squishies. It's no SMG, but it still regens way quicker than HP regen, especially if you dive through the horde. So I would value Bat / Lamprey more, which you passed on relatively early in the run. Taking them early is normally a mistake due to Harvesting being great early, but Ghost doesn't need a strong Econ to win. All the Ghost weapons are essentially built in econ items, Ghost just needs to not die, and your weapon scaling will eventually win for you. So I would've skipped Metal Detector / Bowler Hat, Power Generator, Garden. Those items are all eventually good, but there's no point if you die, and Ghost wins lategame by default.
This run was very atypical of a "normal" Ghost run, which means it's not really great as a guide. You navigated it well, but it's not a run I'd hold up as an exemplar of how to play Ghost. Going full Ghost weapons is dangerous in the midgame, because they have weak stats and Axe in particular has high cooldown. You had good raw stats, but the poor base stats of Ghost Weapons meant enemies still piled up and you were surrounded often mid game, which requires player skill to stay alive. A lesser player just immediately dies there. The worse a player is at the game, the more I would recommend grabbing speed as a defensive stat over getting damage. +% damage does nothing against trash enemies, I would value being able to reposition to stack up enemies and cut through to better angles as much more important. Like after wave 8, I would've spent the guaranteed lvl 3 upgrade bonus to try for move speed over max HP. If the goal is to win as many runs, or as often as possible, theoretically your build should be online by Wave 11-12. Otherwise a bad Elite roll simply ends you.
If you want to talk alternate strategies offered by the run itself, when I was first learning Ghost, I often cut into Scissors / Saw, as those weapons are essentially lifesteal/sustain on a stick. So my ideal setup back then would look like 2 Sceptre, Axe, Flint, 2 Scissors/Saw. Wave 10 shop actually offered something like that, as Scissors II, and Scissors I were on offer. It sucks to have to pay more for additional dodge to make up for the missing set bonus, but the build becomes very forgiving to play, as random one off hits are essentially zero threat. You can also reliably dive through trash enemies in the horde, which opens up more running angles to avoid being cornered. Being able to run through horde maximizes the # of targets hit, and makes up for lower raw DPS. Build also needs less raw HP, as with high sustain, you're basically always at least 2 hits away from death, and recover back to equilibrium in like 5 seconds.
Cutting in medical melee items is something I no longer need to do, because I understand the game better and can get away with more, I'd rather just have bigger stats now. But I found it great for learning the character, and racked up some wins that would otherwise be losses with a standard 6 ghost weapons build. (e.g. I could not dodge Mother's 2nd phase stabs, and if killing her outright wasn't on the table, I just had to plan to sustain through it). It's certainly better than just building 6 Ghost Sceptres, as they have no cleave, without pierce or sufficient AS, that build has problems getting overrun, and tends to offer less EHP than leech.
Am i misunderstanding what you mean by linear scaling on armor? On mobile, it's 6% for the first two armor, then 5, then 4, etc and then quickly reduces to where 14 armor is like 42% dmg reduction. Ive been wondering about this from a few of these videos haha
I should definitely have spent a little more time on this, because it's very confusing - I might do a video on it soon. Basically you're right, the %decreased scales down, but at a rate that makes the value of each point of armor stay the same in terms of %Effective HP gained. One way to think about it is if it didn't scale down, let's say each armor was 1% reduction, going from 97-98% would be a 50% decrease in your total incoming damage (3 to 2), going from 98-99 would be a 100% (2-1) and going from 99-100 would be infinite, since it would bring incoming damage to 0. So the game decreases each point so it matches the curve and comes out linear
No idea if that helps but there you go! :D
@@CephalopocalypseLove this breakdown, appreciate you taking the time to spell this out!
i did this character in danger 5 after watching your video but it does not count haha 😢😢
Ah, brutal! I hate it when that happens. I haven't looked into this myself but if you check the discord someone should know where to modify what unlocks you have if you just want to add it back in as finished.
My most hated class👻💯
Definitely one of the most polarizing! I find the early game pretty frustrating but love the late game power
Ghost is one of the easiest classes honestly, once you get Adrenaline (50% chance to heal 5hp on dodge) it's free run
Yeah, until you low roll twice
"It's one of the easiest classes once you get this particular item out of hundreds available"
Ghost is the easiest class! How is it hard for people? Ftw? That's beyond pathetic.