been asking about chambers for the past year. no response, was just about to try and find official discord to ask the devs about it in under 4 minutes, you answered most if not all the questions I've had I hate the community, but I love people like you who are willing to teach and spread information
In addition, when you are parrying multiple opponents in a rapid succession, you actually get stamina BACK. You can see it in the video aswell at 2:25. This is to aid the lone player in a 1vX situation.
Really interesting. I didn't know that you can parry immediatly after a successful parry, that' a game changer. I often riposte (like almost everytime) but in some situations I should just parry and parry again using this tip.
I had 150~ hours when I learned about this. The whole time before I would just try to catch multiple attacks in one block or be extra aggro to avoid being too defensive.
Recently in a duel I found that training your opponent to parry timings is extra effective if you do some sort of weird head shake after a parry, helping to disguise you not attacking.
I'd like to give an additional advice. Morphing from strike to kick makes the kick slower than usual and easier to read by your opponents, you should feint to kick instead
@@Prushka aye that should work well against careful enemies. Against those who like to gamble their strikes on the other hand, it's a risky move to feint or even morph
been asking about chambers for the past year.
no response, was just about to try and find official discord to ask the devs about it
in under 4 minutes, you answered most if not all the questions I've had
I hate the community, but I love people like you who are willing to teach and spread information
In addition, when you are parrying multiple opponents in a rapid succession, you actually get stamina BACK. You can see it in the video aswell at 2:25.
This is to aid the lone player in a 1vX situation.
Great pick up.
yeah thats a game changer for sure, I always just ran or went crazy trying to hit everyone.
Really interesting.
I didn't know that you can parry immediatly after a successful parry, that' a game changer.
I often riposte (like almost everytime) but in some situations I should just parry and parry again using this tip.
I had 150~ hours when I learned about this. The whole time before I would just try to catch multiple attacks in one block or be extra aggro to avoid being too defensive.
@@GuidenYT I'm more than 300 hours and still learning shit.
Recently in a duel I found that training your opponent to parry timings is extra effective if you do some sort of weird head shake after a parry, helping to disguise you not attacking.
Amazing guide. Considered me subscribed!
I'd like to give an additional advice. Morphing from strike to kick makes the kick slower than usual and easier to read by your opponents, you should feint to kick instead
feint to kick eats up a lot of stamina, I'd rather take a kick thats a bit slower than using more stamina
@@Prushka aye that should work well against careful enemies. Against those who like to gamble their strikes on the other hand, it's a risky move to feint or even morph
and how do you use that when you are outnumbered by 10 all the time? can you do a basic for that too?
I suck at combo, ripost and morph. When I hit the button, it´s 9 out of 10 times too late. Others can even swipe arrows out of the sky.
thanks