Yessss! I was hesitant to sub, now subbed! Please make more of these types- its so hard to find frontline gameplay w/ good commentary that isn’t 1minute long!!
Very, nice indeed, its cool to watch someone close to your level/skill because then you can compare and see what you do differently, take whats good from eachother. :D
the swings going through multiple on bladed weps is a mechanic that allows 1vX. without it people could just gamble you forever and you'd never get a swing.
@@EpicBrew Gamble was wrong word. I meant just spamming attacks. If you repost and swing but it stops on the first guy, the other guys stabbing or swinging will just get you during your release. So its kinda like gambling cuz ur using ur teammates as human parry-sandbags.
@@ImjustLeaf Yep! Just wait a little longer to parry. You'll see the attack start, and then change (i.e., "morph") into another attack and then you can simply parry the new attack.
Just saying that you could probably mess up people's timing against the messer by morphing. Ive seen a few fights that could have had the tides changed
I've lately tried a build I really enjoyed. you might like it too, its a different playstyle. 1/0/0 Dodge (I think also Friendly, Fireproof, Huntsman, Fleshwound and Brawler. not sure if I could Fireproof Throwing Knife Throwing Knife Throwing Knife hint, it involves alot of running. Best part is baiting someone to try and hit you, then dodging backwards while nailing them in the head with a throwing knife. oneshots all those silly people thinking they can leave home without a helmet :)
@@EpicBrew 95 damage. but in practise, thats nearly always a kill. even if he should survive, you get a pretty decent chance to surprise the enemy with Flesh wound and finish him off with a punch. or, if you succeeded in your dodge, throw again, it takes less time than other throwing weapons, so if they have a big slow two-hander (which nearly everyone does), you can throw beffore they can swing
Hey man, if you're interested in understanding the different mechanics and maybe learning a trick or two to play more successfully, hit me up. I promise I'd make it easy to understand and interesting :)
Hey thanks! I've got the bases covered I think, if anything I'm just getting used to the different weapons. I'm always open to constructive criticism though!
@@EpicBrew I didn't want to criticise anything. You're having fun and the videos are enjoyable. Keep it up! In case you're interested I'll just dump some (imo useful) info on you though: 1. When you press "h" all your friends will have a little yellow cross above their head so it's easier to distinguish friend from foe. I'd always have this turned on. 2. When attacking immediatelly after a block that attack is a riposte and can not be interrupted. 3. When facing multiple opponents the best tactic is always to riposte and target switch while moving backwards. Moving backwards so you don't get surrounded, riposte so your attack can't get interrupted and target switching because most of us are too stupid to expect our supposedly easy prey to hit someone else than the guy whose strike he just blocked. 4. Bladed weapons always go through enemies. Blunt weapons always stop on enemies unless it's a killing blow. All weapons stop on hitting team mates. 5. When surrounded by team mates you should almost never swing and primarily stab with maybe some overheads and underhands. 6. When attacking a single enemy with a bunch of team mates don't get greedy. Block every hit even if it's supposedly not meant for you. (he might target switch also he might cleave through your team mates at you.) Almost only use feints and no real attacks. (He has to die but it doesn't have to be by your sword. This way you're helping more compared to just gifting him more ripostes.) 7. Right after blocking you can immediately block again. If you do manage to block two strikes right after another like that you'll actually get back some stamina. This is so that 1vX isn't too impossible. 8. You should pretty much always chamber stabs because reading whether a stab is a feint or not is almost impossible 9. People with the huntsman perk will only deal extra damage to you if you are currently holding a ranged weapon or if you have been holding a ranged weapon in the last 5 seconds 10. When standing in front of a closed door it can't be opened and it can't be kicked open. Kicking a door will only ragdoll the person on the other side, if they have been attacking or kicking themselves. If you don't do anything it doesn't do anything to you. The only way to open a door with someone on the other side is by pressing "e" and immediately turning 180 degrees. This will open the way in your direction. If the other player is good he can just close it again with "e" himself though so this isn't guaranteed to work. Alright, that's it for now. I have more if you're interested and if not that's of course fine as well. Cheers!
@@8055N1663R Thanks so much for such a detailed rundown. Appreciate it. • Regarding the "H" trackers, I disable them for teammates but keep them on for friends, it makes it easier to keep track of my friends when I play with them, plus I dislike having so many UI elements on my screen at once. • Do you have a source for that Huntsman comment, particularly the "5 seconds" bit? I've looked around for a detailed rundown of how that ability works because it doesn't feel consistent and I've always been curious about the damage it prevents. Thanks again for the tips!
@@EpicBrew Hey, I looked it up again and it appears I was not entirely correct. It's 3 seconds. Copied from the Patch #14 patch notes: - Huntsman now works differently and is no longer based on quiver, now only applies to enemies with a bow/crossbow in hand. This means that when switching to a melee weapon from a ranged weapon, after 4 seconds you no longer take the huntsman bonus damage, allowing archers to go melee without being oneshot from huntsman. Copied from Hotfix 2 for Patch 14: - Huntsman window for receiving extra damage after you’ve switched from a ranged weapon reduced to 3 seconds (from 4) Also I do believe that the perk is glitched and sometimes it just randomly doesn't apply the extra damage even when hitting someone currently holding a bow/crossbow. That's just hazy personal experience though and not confirmed in any way.
@@8055N1663R Thanks for the info. Yeah, I've never been able to find hard damage numbers for that perk. Longbow is my favorite weapon so it's more of something I'm just used to at this point rather than it feeling like a glitch. I think shots only activate the damage multiplier if they hit head/chest, leg shots seem to do regular damage.
btw, the guy with the bardiche killed you because theres a special condition (I think while chambering... or riposting, not sure what the moves are called) that gives you hyperarmor, causing you to not flinch when you're hit. its as stupid as it sounds. Yesterday, I was killed three timey by this from a Maul user
a riposte can't be interrupted but it also can't be morphed or feinted. In a good duel you'll want to always riposte because of this unless you plan on using a morph or a feint. It's especially important for 1vX situations. Without riposte you could never get a hit back. Since a Maul is very very slow they absolutely have to rely on rispotes and if you keep giving him ripostes by blindly hitting at him he'll be very happy about that. Also be wary that your team mates can also give him ripostes. Blocking one dude and hitting another with the riposte is the easiest way to get lots of kills in 1vX.
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Yessss! I was hesitant to sub, now subbed! Please make more of these types- its so hard to find frontline gameplay w/ good commentary that isn’t 1minute long!!
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed! =]
yeeeee new video of my favourite mordhau youtuber
That just made my day, thanks! Hope you enjoy it!
Very, nice indeed, its cool to watch someone close to your level/skill because then you can compare and see what you do differently, take whats good from eachother. :D
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Good job!I enjoy your gameplays.I can't wait for the other one!Please don't make us wait :D
U can write armor and skills on your videos description too?
Yeah, I can start doing that.
I need to remember to just show them at the beginning lol
the swings going through multiple on bladed weps is a mechanic that allows 1vX. without it people could just gamble you forever and you'd never get a swing.
What do you mean "gamble"? Do you mean feinting? That costs stamina and eventually they'd run out.
@@EpicBrew Gamble was wrong word. I meant just spamming attacks. If you repost and swing but it stops on the first guy, the other guys stabbing or swinging will just get you during your release. So its kinda like gambling cuz ur using ur teammates as human parry-sandbags.
its cool but the issue is ,how to counter morph?
You can parry it just like a regular attack.
@@EpicBrew so we have to timing it then?
@@ImjustLeaf Yep! Just wait a little longer to parry. You'll see the attack start, and then change (i.e., "morph") into another attack and then you can simply parry the new attack.
@@EpicBrew thanks for the tips G
Just saying that you could probably mess up people's timing against the messer by morphing. Ive seen a few fights that could have had the tides changed
You mean, if I was better at the game, I'd be better at the game? lol
I've lately tried a build I really enjoyed. you might like it too, its a different playstyle.
1/0/0
Dodge (I think also Friendly, Fireproof, Huntsman, Fleshwound and Brawler. not sure if I could Fireproof
Throwing Knife
Throwing Knife
Throwing Knife
hint, it involves alot of running. Best part is baiting someone to try and hit you, then dodging backwards while nailing them in the head with a throwing knife. oneshots all those silly people thinking they can leave home without a helmet :)
Iiiinteresting! Throwing Knife one-shots a helmet-free soldier?
@@EpicBrew 95 damage. but in practise, thats nearly always a kill. even if he should survive, you get a pretty decent chance to surprise the enemy with Flesh wound and finish him off with a punch. or, if you succeeded in your dodge, throw again, it takes less time than other throwing weapons, so if they have a big slow two-hander (which nearly everyone does), you can throw beffore they can swing
why not use two hands?
You can typically get better results with the one-handed grip because the arm movements are not as readable.
i like how he is laughing to the guy who died and dies 2 second later xD
Strange design on the Messer, not giving it a crossguard.
That's just a customized version of it. You can totally have a crossguard on it if you want, btw.
14:45 you were killed by an archer above not him swinging though your teammate.
6:17 look at me go
Hahah you found yourself!
You sure messed them up . . .
womp womp
dooo another bardiche
Noted!
Hey man, if you're interested in understanding the different mechanics and maybe learning a trick or two to play more successfully, hit me up. I promise I'd make it easy to understand and interesting :)
Hey thanks! I've got the bases covered I think, if anything I'm just getting used to the different weapons. I'm always open to constructive criticism though!
@@EpicBrew I didn't want to criticise anything. You're having fun and the videos are enjoyable. Keep it up!
In case you're interested I'll just dump some (imo useful) info on you though:
1. When you press "h" all your friends will have a little yellow cross above their head so it's easier to distinguish friend from foe. I'd always have this turned on.
2. When attacking immediatelly after a block that attack is a riposte and can not be interrupted.
3. When facing multiple opponents the best tactic is always to riposte and target switch while moving backwards. Moving backwards so you don't get surrounded, riposte so your attack can't get interrupted and target switching because most of us are too stupid to expect our supposedly easy prey to hit someone else than the guy whose strike he just blocked.
4. Bladed weapons always go through enemies. Blunt weapons always stop on enemies unless it's a killing blow. All weapons stop on hitting team mates.
5. When surrounded by team mates you should almost never swing and primarily stab with maybe some overheads and underhands.
6. When attacking a single enemy with a bunch of team mates don't get greedy. Block every hit even if it's supposedly not meant for you. (he might target switch also he might cleave through your team mates at you.) Almost only use feints and no real attacks. (He has to die but it doesn't have to be by your sword. This way you're helping more compared to just gifting him more ripostes.)
7. Right after blocking you can immediately block again. If you do manage to block two strikes right after another like that you'll actually get back some stamina. This is so that 1vX isn't too impossible.
8. You should pretty much always chamber stabs because reading whether a stab is a feint or not is almost impossible
9. People with the huntsman perk will only deal extra damage to you if you are currently holding a ranged weapon or if you have been holding a ranged weapon in the last 5 seconds
10. When standing in front of a closed door it can't be opened and it can't be kicked open. Kicking a door will only ragdoll the person on the other side, if they have been attacking or kicking themselves. If you don't do anything it doesn't do anything to you. The only way to open a door with someone on the other side is by pressing "e" and immediately turning 180 degrees. This will open the way in your direction. If the other player is good he can just close it again with "e" himself though so this isn't guaranteed to work.
Alright, that's it for now. I have more if you're interested and if not that's of course fine as well. Cheers!
@@8055N1663R Thanks so much for such a detailed rundown. Appreciate it.
• Regarding the "H" trackers, I disable them for teammates but keep them on for friends, it makes it easier to keep track of my friends when I play with them, plus I dislike having so many UI elements on my screen at once.
• Do you have a source for that Huntsman comment, particularly the "5 seconds" bit? I've looked around for a detailed rundown of how that ability works because it doesn't feel consistent and I've always been curious about the damage it prevents.
Thanks again for the tips!
@@EpicBrew
Hey, I looked it up again and it appears I was not entirely correct. It's 3 seconds.
Copied from the Patch #14 patch notes:
- Huntsman now works differently and is no longer based on quiver, now only applies to enemies with a bow/crossbow in hand. This means that when switching to a melee weapon from a ranged weapon, after 4 seconds you no longer take the huntsman bonus damage, allowing archers to go melee without being oneshot from huntsman.
Copied from Hotfix 2 for Patch 14:
- Huntsman window for receiving extra damage after you’ve switched from a ranged weapon reduced to 3 seconds (from 4)
Also I do believe that the perk is glitched and sometimes it just randomly doesn't apply the extra damage even when hitting someone currently holding a bow/crossbow. That's just hazy personal experience though and not confirmed in any way.
@@8055N1663R Thanks for the info. Yeah, I've never been able to find hard damage numbers for that perk. Longbow is my favorite weapon so it's more of something I'm just used to at this point rather than it feeling like a glitch. I think shots only activate the damage multiplier if they hit head/chest, leg shots seem to do regular damage.
btw, the guy with the bardiche killed you because theres a special condition (I think while chambering... or riposting, not sure what the moves are called) that gives you hyperarmor, causing you to not flinch when you're hit.
its as stupid as it sounds. Yesterday, I was killed three timey by this from a Maul user
a riposte can't be interrupted but it also can't be morphed or feinted. In a good duel you'll want to always riposte because of this unless you plan on using a morph or a feint. It's especially important for 1vX situations. Without riposte you could never get a hit back.
Since a Maul is very very slow they absolutely have to rely on rispotes and if you keep giving him ripostes by blindly hitting at him he'll be very happy about that. Also be wary that your team mates can also give him ripostes. Blocking one dude and hitting another with the riposte is the easiest way to get lots of kills in 1vX.