Two things: 1) I'm willing to answer any questions about the Guide. 2) I forgot to include Sacred Heart Hospital. It's an *Okay* map for Wildling, right about Moonlit Riverpark because there's a lot of open space -- making it easier to get long pushes, and not too big. But it's not as good as his *Good* maps because they're smaller.
I realized that sometimes the wildling's push pulls him away from the hunter instead of stopping in front of him. Is it a bug or is there a specific situation? 4:48
There are 3 phases to wildling's charge; -The build-up, where's vulnerable most vulnerable -The charging, where he's binded to the hunter and carry's them for a fixed amount of time - And the impact, when he and the hunter cannot move for a brief moment. Or when he stops himself whereas only he is briefly stunned and the hunter can move half a second before him. What's happening when he does a point-blank charge is he's skipping phase two. So build-up, and immediately impact. In the charging phase he's binded to the hunter. But since he never binds, he never changes his position which is why Wildling stops in front of the hunter, Samuel Barros. Is it a bug? I wouldn't consider it so. I considerate an unintended feature.
Very good video of the wildling. But I don't think taking * Will to Survive 1 * is a good option for wildling. Why ? Bcs he is difficult to kill, most of the time he will be the last living survivor of the match. Most of the time it's difficult to struggle free even with * will to survive 3 *
I'm still new to the game and a few weeks back when I first saw wilding I was like "what the heck? That person is riding a boar? 😂" It was so cute! Everytime I see a wilding main now, I love them lol
Question: In your opinion, how good is Wildling and what are his benefits when using him? I wanna at least know some good sides of playing as him ever since i’ve been getting my butt whooped a lot for a long while (This nerf on him is really making me feel less available to support my team...)
Chinatown was added lately and I think it is a really open place so wildling is great to be used there but I don't know which persona to bring can ya help?
[Skip to *Aggressive*/*Passive* if you just want the builds] China town is a great starting point for new wildling because of all the buildings. So many places to charge around a corner and to transition to. Like how Moonlit's bridge is great for priestess. *Aggressive* My biggest reccomendation for an aggressive is (Spectator, Tide Turner, Curiosity [Highlights nearby ciphers], and Knee Jerk Reflex Lv. 2 [Gain speed after pallet vaulting]) This build lets wildling easily switch between decoding and harrassing, and it helps wildling kite on his own. Some areas have bad places to transition without a boar (i.e. the middle of the map) *Aggressive* An alternative to this build would be Healing Lv. 2 (Recieve 20% faster healing) and Doctor Lv. 1 (Heal 15% faster) Instead of Knee Jerk Reflex. *Passive* If you prefer a passive playstyle or want to use Borrowed Time, I reccommend either (Borrowed Time, Tide Turner, Sticker Lv. 3, Doctor Lv. 1) or (Borrowed Time, Tide Turner, Snooze Lv. 3, Sticker Lv. 1)
@@FuzzyDovely and what number do you use like for example do you use spectator and tide (612)..... tide and BT. (The famous 36.) Sorry if I’m being annoying or anything it’s just you’re such an inspiration to me and i want to be as good at wilding as you are
For me red church hospital arms leos are a good map for him, his okay map is eversleeping, his bad map is moonlit and lakeside, I play aggressively when it's clown mad eyes or when teammate got hit near my cipher
@@FuzzyDovely reasons y I hate big maps bcuz Wildling chair rescue is damn awful and it's usually a pressure, that's y I prefer Wildling+merc/forward team comb cuz I got them to rescue first so I'm gonna be the second rescuer
@@dnzn_ Oh right, i forgot i cut the part out about using your boar to get to chairs. Sometimes you gotta take what you can get, because harrassing off chair is a bonus.
@@FuzzyDovely yep that's y I Don't like big maps, I had to sacrifice my boar to get to chair which is sucks, but against some hunter like dw ann feaster where they usually hit u far away the go to chair to hit u again, I'd gladly ride my boar to rescue
hey! by any chance if possible, have you ever thought of making a video solely based on wildling map spots specifically pointing out (maybe/preferably even drawing on map when you click on map information) where the best save places for wildling are and the worst places on each map? like, make a video for wildling in depth on map routes, tips, where wildling should avoid, where he SHOULD/CAN help assist kite, where he can rescue and SHOULDNT/CANT rescue on specific points on the map example: if theres a 4 man comm itd be nice to tell teammates where to tell teammates to die and not to die (if they are going to die) uhh reply with questions if my explanation of my idea is weird- it made sense in my head! just a suggestion video thouh i thought itd be nice as im really new to maps in general and itd be extremely helpful to point out where on each map wildling is strong to save and where hes weak
maybe if possible even with video examples on each map on weakest spots and what could go wrong and strongest spots on why its best for teammates to die or get assist kite at (?)
As a wildling, you shouldn't be worried about where teammates go down. You need to be able to adapt to any situation. You CAN ask your teammates to go down in areas without walls if you were to rescur with Tide Turner, but personally -- it doesn't make a big enough of a difference. But you did give me a better idea for a video -- the mindset to be in when rescuing. I see a lot of wildlings struggle with this.
@@FuzzyDovely ahaha yea, i tend not to know what to do in certain spots once a teammate actually gets downed! it'd be really helpful to have a more in-depth guide to rescuing or to know when to not rescue because often i'll just blindly go in to try to help ballooned survivors.
@@FuzzyDovely I've talk to ppl about it, the good thing is u able to pull the rescue off most of the time but the distance of your push usually not far cuz usually u don't aim where u wanna push when u do that sneak push cuz u have two peak out behind the wall which means u have to walk when hunter is in the animations so u try to dash as fast as possible
@@FuzzyDovely yah it was me but that was my old challenge and it was deleted Edit: The thumbnail was a great hero art, and it was about 5 min it I remember correctly
How do you deal with Wilding's 2nd nerf? I honestly feel like he's more of a easy target now rather than a hard one, plus: his boar won't be able to assist him to harass or kite that much in mid-game. Any kind of playstyle i should do?
I much rather prefer the nerf. The only wildling consumed so much stamina on each push. Now he consumes basically nothing. When the boar only has 40/35 seconds of stamina I do have to start using it when I'm already near the hunter. Sometimes hunter chase me early game but I can trust my team to rescue me. I almost never get chaired twice, so I let them rescue me after half to waste more time and confirm a rescue. I've used wildling ever since he had an 11% movement debuff so I can kite without my boar. The nerf plays into my benefits so I consider it a rework, not a nerf. However wildling is definitely harder to start playing. It's just like when cowboy got reworked, you have to commit to changes or quit.
@@FuzzyDovely Alright... i’ll try to do what i can with what you consider a “rework” and just commit to the change, hopefully i can improve with this “rework”. Thank you for the help and info, you legend✨✨
I can summarize all 3 states of wildling I've been around for. The three being 90s wildling, 65s wildling, and 35s wildling. 90s wildling was fun, but he was terrible. He moved 11% slower and sucked at chair rescuing. Easily got stuffed, super hard to kite with for beginners. He decoded 40% slower so he took over 100 seconds to complete a cipher by himself, so you had to harass for long while his boar only had 2 hitpoints. Mean you're only allowed to take damage one time in the span of 90 seconds to keep the boar. Sometimes I use that damage to buy myself time to build rage, sometimes to block a terrorshock, sometimes I make a mistake and take damage for it. Building up rage took about 10 seconds (and that's assuming you're running in the direction of the hunter for a majority of that time). If you didn't have rage, you still moved 11% slower on your boar - it can die right there and you'll be stuck with 40% decoding for 60 seconds and no boar. If you missed a charge, you had a 25-second cooldown and no rage. I always had to pretend I had enough rage or as if my charge wasn't on cooldown just to stall long enough to have a chance of balloon rescuing. Overall, 90s wildling was a glass canon who took an astronomical amount of luck and skill just to play at the average level. So 99% of wildling players were ass, which is why he was so hated. As a wildling main back in 2020, you were always harassed by your team. So there's that too. - 65s wildling was a massive improvement to wildling, he didn't take luck and the skill floor was lowered. But he got 65s of boar time every 30s which is OP. Another thing, he lose so much rage per charge. If I got on my boar and immediately used 4 charges back-to-back, the boar would already be dead (which has actually happened). I've sacrificed my boar so many times from balloon rescues. When balloon rescuing, I have to judge if a charge will make it or if a hunter is baiting me, or if I want to go for a struggle rescue. Now on top of that, I have to see if my boar will die from charging. He's was OP but pretty stressful. (As usual) 35s wildling is the best version of wildling because he's consistent. You don't lose that much rage, and he only decodes 30% slower, he got a speed buff. All I have to do is decode, rescue, harrass, repeat.
oh! is lakeside village really the worst? because ive been watching gameplay and often i hear contradictory statements cus,, often theyll say big open maps with not many obstacles like lakeside is good but i dont know anymore,, does it just depend on peoples playstyle?
Lakeside is a very large map with a lot of open spaces, but 1) No one will be kiting in these areas, and a lot of good kiting areas have TONS of corners and chokepoints. Unlike Moonlit, where the kiting areas are great for transitioning between open spaces. 2) Transition kiting on lakeside is not difficult for wildling because of how far kiting zones are from each other. 3) This part is 100% opinion. Lakeside feels as if it has way too many spots that force me to move through narrow and predictable areas because it has so many scattered obstacles. And remember, this is all just what I think about Lakeside. I'm just one guy so I don't have the right to say what map is the best and worst for Wildling -- my opinion is just for reference and discussion.
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Two things:
1) I'm willing to answer any questions about the Guide.
2) I forgot to include Sacred Heart Hospital. It's an *Okay* map for Wildling, right about Moonlit Riverpark because there's a lot of open space -- making it easier to get long pushes, and not too big. But it's not as good as his *Good* maps because they're smaller.
I realized that sometimes the wildling's push pulls him away from the hunter instead of stopping in front of him. Is it a bug or is there a specific situation?
4:48
There are 3 phases to wildling's charge;
-The build-up, where's vulnerable most vulnerable
-The charging, where he's binded to the hunter and carry's them for a fixed amount of time
- And the impact, when he and the hunter cannot move for a brief moment. Or when he stops himself whereas only he is briefly stunned and the hunter can move half a second before him.
What's happening when he does a point-blank charge is he's skipping phase two. So build-up, and immediately impact. In the charging phase he's binded to the hunter. But since he never binds, he never changes his position which is why Wildling stops in front of the hunter, Samuel Barros.
Is it a bug? I wouldn't consider it so. I considerate an unintended feature.
@@kylealexander1860 That's not very nice
Very good video of the wildling. But I don't think taking * Will to Survive 1 * is a good option for wildling. Why ? Bcs he is difficult to kill, most of the time he will be the last living survivor of the match. Most of the time it's difficult to struggle free even with * will to survive 3 *
I was the one who played lucky guy because you took Wildling. Idk if you remember 🤣😂😅
I'm still new to the game and a few weeks back when I first saw wilding I was like "what the heck? That person is riding a boar? 😂" It was so cute! Everytime I see a wilding main now, I love them lol
Welcome to Identity V, Mars! Boar Love ❤🐗
Nice video I was willing main ever since he came out and I must say it's harder for me to use him after nerf
thanks for the guide you really clarified a lot of doubts for me!!
No prob, bob
Thanks the video help me a ton !! Keep the good work!!😎
Awesome guide! Was so excited waiting for it! 💖💖
Glad to hear
@@FuzzyDovely ❤️❤️
Awesome can’t wait
Hopefully its worth the wait
@@FuzzyDovely definitely
@@FuzzyDovely this channel is always one of my likes
@@alexanderwilkins1505 Glad to hear :)
@@alexanderwilkins1505 Hey man, just wanna remind you this means a lot to me
very nice guide I hope it inspires people to try him out
It does! I've been told that a lot.
I can't wait to watch it
ayy this is so underrated 😩
New sub ✊🏻
Hey new sub, thanks for the nice comment. I'm proud of having 500 views on this.
wow!!! thank u for epic tips
No problem! Thanks for watching ❤🐗
my favorite main
Ur edits are fkn amazing, subbed cuz of it lol
Question: In your opinion, how good is Wildling and what are his benefits when using him? I wanna at least know some good sides of playing as him ever since i’ve been getting my butt whooped a lot for a long while
(This nerf on him is really making me feel less available to support my team...)
Got my B Badge wildling thx to you!! Cant wait for more gameplay from you maybe???
I was also top ranked Wilding until I lost my account but now I found it again 😁
Congrats on finding it 🐗
@@FuzzyDovely thanks
I mained wildling then left him and now im coming back lmao
Happy to have you back!
Boar Love ❤🐗
watching this rn because he seems like a really cool and underrated surv I might get him
Finally
2:20 that doesnt terror shock? I didnt know that :00
Congrats, you learned something new!
@@FuzzyDovely hope ur channel grows dude thanks
I love your vide
I use wildling so much
Hey Fuzzy! I wanted to ask, will you consider making a guide for Wildling after the nerf?
I've considered making a persona guide for wildling. If I go through with it, I'll give a take on how I play Wildling as well.
@@FuzzyDovely Yes OMG that sounds great! I’ve been stuck on Personas with Wildling LMAO. I would totally love it!
Chinatown was added lately and I think it is a really open place so wildling is great to be used there but I don't know which persona to bring can ya help?
[Skip to *Aggressive*/*Passive* if you just want the builds]
China town is a great starting point for new wildling because of all the buildings. So many places to charge around a corner and to transition to. Like how Moonlit's bridge is great for priestess.
*Aggressive*
My biggest reccomendation for an aggressive is (Spectator, Tide Turner, Curiosity [Highlights nearby ciphers], and Knee Jerk Reflex Lv. 2 [Gain speed after pallet vaulting])
This build lets wildling easily switch between decoding and harrassing, and it helps wildling kite on his own. Some areas have bad places to transition without a boar (i.e. the middle of the map)
*Aggressive*
An alternative to this build would be Healing Lv. 2 (Recieve 20% faster healing) and Doctor Lv. 1 (Heal 15% faster) Instead of Knee Jerk Reflex.
*Passive*
If you prefer a passive playstyle or want to use Borrowed Time, I reccommend either (Borrowed Time, Tide Turner, Sticker Lv. 3, Doctor Lv. 1) or (Borrowed Time, Tide Turner, Snooze Lv. 3, Sticker Lv. 1)
@@FuzzyDovely what’s your build? I’m guessing 612... (Tide Turner, Spectator, Sticker, and Doctor?)
@@osacry-identityv7238 As of today, I use Sticker lv 3, Healing Lv 1.
Or Sticker lv 1, Healing lv 1, Doctor lv 1. Mostly the formerly mentioned build.
@@FuzzyDovely and what number do you use like for example do you use spectator and tide (612)..... tide and BT. (The famous 36.) Sorry if I’m being annoying or anything it’s just you’re such an inspiration to me and i want to be as good at wilding as you are
Can you push hunters over the ramp on the ship in lakeside village with pig?
Yes. The most consistant way of doing this is to try to push them diagnolly, when you do it perpendicular to the ramp it acts as a wall.
For me red church hospital arms leos are a good map for him, his okay map is eversleeping, his bad map is moonlit and lakeside, I play aggressively when it's clown mad eyes or when teammate got hit near my cipher
I agree on your thoughts, hospital is very good for wildling. To me it's just less consistant compared to my best choices.
@@FuzzyDovely reasons y I hate big maps bcuz Wildling chair rescue is damn awful and it's usually a pressure, that's y I prefer Wildling+merc/forward team comb cuz I got them to rescue first so I'm gonna be the second rescuer
@@dnzn_ Oh right, i forgot i cut the part out about using your boar to get to chairs. Sometimes you gotta take what you can get, because harrassing off chair is a bonus.
@@FuzzyDovely yep that's y I Don't like big maps, I had to sacrifice my boar to get to chair which is sucks, but against some hunter like dw ann feaster where they usually hit u far away the go to chair to hit u again, I'd gladly ride my boar to rescue
may i know why sometimes when i push the hunter when ballooning the survivors aren't rescued?
You must be pushing at the very end of the animation, the moment they can move is the moment it's too late to rescue.
@@FuzzyDovely so if I push the hunter at the end of the ballooning animation my teammate will be rescued?
@@Jac-kb6jp Oops. I meant to say, when you push at the very end of the animation they won't be rescued.
@@FuzzyDovely oh ok thank you!!
hey! by any chance if possible, have you ever thought of making a video solely based on wildling map spots specifically pointing out (maybe/preferably even drawing on map when you click on map information) where the best save places for wildling are and the worst places on each map?
like, make a video for wildling in depth on map routes, tips, where wildling should avoid, where he SHOULD/CAN help assist kite, where he can rescue and SHOULDNT/CANT rescue on specific points on the map example: if theres a 4 man comm itd be nice to tell teammates where to tell teammates to die and not to die (if they are going to die)
uhh reply with questions if my explanation of my idea is weird- it made sense in my head! just a suggestion video thouh i thought itd be nice as im really new to maps in general and itd be extremely helpful to point out where on each map wildling is strong to save and where hes weak
maybe if possible even with video examples on each map on weakest spots and what could go wrong and strongest spots on why its best for teammates to die or get assist kite at (?)
As a wildling, you shouldn't be worried about where teammates go down. You need to be able to adapt to any situation. You CAN ask your teammates to go down in areas without walls if you were to rescur with Tide Turner, but personally -- it doesn't make a big enough of a difference.
But you did give me a better idea for a video -- the mindset to be in when rescuing. I see a lot of wildlings struggle with this.
@@FuzzyDovely ahaha yea, i tend not to know what to do in certain spots once a teammate actually gets downed! it'd be really helpful to have a more in-depth guide to rescuing or to know when to not rescue because often i'll just blindly go in to try to help ballooned survivors.
thanks
Yesssss
4:30 bruh I thought I'm one of the only one who knows it :( I feel less special now
That means you get to brag about knowing this before everyone else who watched this!
@@FuzzyDovely I've talk to ppl about it, the good thing is u able to pull the rescue off most of the time but the distance of your push usually not far cuz usually u don't aim where u wanna push when u do that sneak push cuz u have two peak out behind the wall which means u have to walk when hunter is in the animations so u try to dash as fast as possible
2:48 that is literally what I said lol, stop stealing stuff, just messing with u, nice guide
I actually did get that from a different video. Don't know if it was you but the video was am old guide with art of "Great Hero" skin.
@@FuzzyDovely yah it was me but that was my old challenge and it was deleted
Edit: The thumbnail was a great hero art, and it was about 5 min it I remember correctly
How do you deal with Wilding's 2nd nerf? I honestly feel like he's more of a easy target now rather than a hard one, plus: his boar won't be able to assist him to harass or kite that much in mid-game. Any kind of playstyle i should do?
I much rather prefer the nerf. The only wildling consumed so much stamina on each push. Now he consumes basically nothing.
When the boar only has 40/35 seconds of stamina I do have to start using it when I'm already near the hunter.
Sometimes hunter chase me early game but I can trust my team to rescue me. I almost never get chaired twice, so I let them rescue me after half to waste more time and confirm a rescue.
I've used wildling ever since he had an 11% movement debuff so I can kite without my boar.
The nerf plays into my benefits so I consider it a rework, not a nerf. However wildling is definitely harder to start playing. It's just like when cowboy got reworked, you have to commit to changes or quit.
@@FuzzyDovely Alright... i’ll try to do what i can with what you consider a “rework” and just commit to the change, hopefully i can improve with this “rework”. Thank you for the help and info, you legend✨✨
Whether you choose you stay as a Wildling main or not, glad you're here. ❤🐗
Nice video can u make a COWBOY tutorial?🤔
I wish I could make a guide as in-depth as this for cowboy. But I don't main him anymore neither have I mastered the newest version of cowboy.
Old wildling is better in my opinion now the pig end so much quick t-t
I can summarize all 3 states of wildling I've been around for. The three being 90s wildling, 65s wildling, and 35s wildling.
90s wildling was fun, but he was terrible. He moved 11% slower and sucked at chair rescuing. Easily got stuffed, super hard to kite with for beginners.
He decoded 40% slower so he took over 100 seconds to complete a cipher by himself, so you had to harass for long while his boar only had 2 hitpoints. Mean you're only allowed to take damage one time in the span of 90 seconds to keep the boar. Sometimes I use that damage to buy myself time to build rage, sometimes to block a terrorshock, sometimes I make a mistake and take damage for it.
Building up rage took about 10 seconds (and that's assuming you're running in the direction of the hunter for a majority of that time). If you didn't have rage, you still moved 11% slower on your boar - it can die right there and you'll be stuck with 40% decoding for 60 seconds and no boar.
If you missed a charge, you had a 25-second cooldown and no rage. I always had to pretend I had enough rage or as if my charge wasn't on cooldown just to stall long enough to have a chance of balloon rescuing.
Overall, 90s wildling was a glass canon who took an astronomical amount of luck and skill just to play at the average level. So 99% of wildling players were ass, which is why he was so hated. As a wildling main back in 2020, you were always harassed by your team. So there's that too.
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65s wildling was a massive improvement to wildling, he didn't take luck and the skill floor was lowered. But he got 65s of boar time every 30s which is OP. Another thing, he lose so much rage per charge. If I got on my boar and immediately used 4 charges back-to-back, the boar would already be dead (which has actually happened). I've sacrificed my boar so many times from balloon rescues. When balloon rescuing, I have to judge if a charge will make it or if a hunter is baiting me, or if I want to go for a struggle rescue. Now on top of that, I have to see if my boar will die from charging. He's was OP but pretty stressful. (As usual)
35s wildling is the best version of wildling because he's consistent. You don't lose that much rage, and he only decodes 30% slower, he got a speed buff. All I have to do is decode, rescue, harrass, repeat.
oh! is lakeside village really the worst? because ive been watching gameplay and often i hear contradictory statements cus,, often theyll say big open maps with not many obstacles like lakeside is good but i dont know anymore,, does it just depend on peoples playstyle?
Lakeside is a very large map with a lot of open spaces, but
1) No one will be kiting in these areas, and a lot of good kiting areas have TONS of corners and chokepoints. Unlike Moonlit, where the kiting areas are great for transitioning between open spaces.
2) Transition kiting on lakeside is not difficult for wildling because of how far kiting zones are from each other.
3) This part is 100% opinion. Lakeside feels as if it has way too many spots that force me to move through narrow and predictable areas because it has so many scattered obstacles.
And remember, this is all just what I think about Lakeside. I'm just one guy so I don't have the right to say what map is the best and worst for Wildling -- my opinion is just for reference and discussion.
Gamekeepers everywhereeeeeee
I haven't played Identity V for a while, I do like going against gamekeepers.
Update on the begginers guide?
I made a prototype video of an advanced wildling guide. You may or may find it helpful. You can find it in a playlist called "Scrapped Videos"
Thanks!