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I scripted or recorded 3 different Morrowind videos but I think I've said everything I wanted about the game and video games in general. I'm working on other ideas, I'll probably make a new channel

​@leophdinteresting, looking forward to these ideas

Yeah, they are almost good but fire doesn't scale, making last islands a matter of luck without strong weapons. I replaced the flamethrower more often than not

Interesting, I listened to everything multiple times and rerecorded all the mistakes I could find (maybe that made the flow worse), but if I had not heard a word enough times I probably don't realize I'm saying it wrong, especially when it's similar to an Italian one, my first language.

The tier list is for Unfair, where pushing multiple tiles is worth more than damage (5-6 Vek on the field every turn of which likely 3 Alpha Vek with 4 Hp)

@@leophd i mean, laser DOES hit multiple tiles, and with boost its damage bottoms at 2 instead of 1 on top of increase its maximum damage to 4

@@jafsrob As he said: pushing multiple tiles is worth more than doing more damage, even if AoE like the laser.

At first I didn't know how to use him, but Gana has a key role in many advanced tactics, unfortunately RNG plays a bigger role because the Vek may just ignore him

Great points! I have little experience on Easy and Normal but I tried to mention the differences. Fire is just too slow on Hard and Unfair unfortunately and that's where I tested for this tier list.

@@leophd Oh absolutely. The mention about lower health was as much to consider the flaws on unfair difficulty, against elite vek, as speak to their strengths. Just rambling on a little. Certainly wouldn't say no to making fire tick stronger, but I think some synergies like Flame Mech further improving damage to on fire targets, or other fire weapons gaining similar benefits, would be a little more satisfying and less broken for the first couple islands. Picking up the game again recently, might try some unfair runs trying to stick to their starter weapons and see how they go.

Good Luck!

Because it was a great position, expecially with smoke, but your move is better and I should have worried more about the webs. The major problem though was having the other two mechs at the edge of the board, I wasn't playing too well here, I had many things to learn to perfect Unfair with the old squads

Thank you very much! That was exactly why I spent three months summarizing everything I knew before moving on.

@@leophdGreat stuff man. My game has improved a ton watching your videos. All I’ve done differently is think really hard through the entire turn, rather than the lazy “spray and pray” approach I had been using before. I wish you would do a video on proper deployment strategy - that’s the skill I still don’t get and I haven’t found a single online resource addressing the topic.

@@nicky2coatsI should have talked more about deployment in the pilot tier list, because that's what makes the big difference. Otherwise it's case by case and it's the focus of all my 40K run, I discuss it even more on my failed attempts. At lower difficuties or for non-perfect runs it's not as important (just start close to the Vek), but 90% of the perfect 40K encounters are decided on deployment. I always talked about that in depth, but I fully understood it only after I started using Gana with the Steel Judoka.

@@leophdThanks to your videos, I just just completed my first perfect 40k run, using Mist Eaters. Granted, I got some amazing luck, namely getting Ice Gen early on, and Gana with Conservative to boot. I still had to complete the first island on my own, though. I used Mafan with the 3, 8 skillset and put the two reactors right into "More Smoke". The breakthrough in this game is figuring out that you don't actually need to kill the Vek - you need to focus on attack cancellation, area denial, and distraction. On Unfair, killing the Vek is largely pointless because they'll just respawn right away. But if the entire map is covered in smoke and fire, they can't attack anything and you can just park the mech on the spawn point while you generate more smoke.

​@@nicky2coatsBrilliant! That's why you got the perfect 40K run: you summarized all the important things better than me! Once you understand the game that well, it's only a matter of time. Congrats!

I bet it mirrors Bethesda as a studio

Grazie! The resets were meant to make the video more interesting. Instead of just talking in front of a still picture, I was using the board to show my thought process. In the end, I simply needed to practice with a very different game to get better at making videos. Maybe in a few years I'll be able to explain much better why Into the Breach is so special that I never finished another campaign of XCOM 2, my favorite game. I wanted to cover XCOM just like ItB, but I couldn't stop until I was done with the whole genre, video-wise. Though I'm always keeping an eye out for new releases because there will be an even better strategy game, sooner or later.

play the video at .75 speed and it should be easier for you

Thank you!

I am talking about this video: I am not showing the Pilots on screen because there are multiple options (depending on difficulty and playstyle) but I discuss them squad by squad

@@leophd Do you mind listing the "best Pilots" for each Squad for 30K/40k runs in your opinion? Just a list for further reference.

@@iloveTSA I don't remember everything, try Kai or Mafan in every squad and if they don't work Gana or Prospero will

Now that I'm researching Morrowind's development, it all makes sense: the spirit behind it looks closer to youtube than AAA games today (reference is at 18:48 in Fargoth's video).

Same energy as “Ride wife, life good. Wife fight back, kill wife. Wife gone, think about wife, regret.”

💯 Im not seeing as much outspoken criticism for the abysmal story and lore. It’s so bad its like a joke

​@@LS.Duser16 Bethesda cucks are busy choking on mediocre penis

I believe the idea was that sometimes the player gets lucky and wins, but experience and planning will greatly raise the odds of winning without the OP weapon

But you're wrong. Fake review bomb behaves as a negative placebo.

Fargoth is Seyda Neen and Seyda Neen is Fargoth. Joking aside, I appreciate the feedback and it's true that youtube forces us to have a catchy tile but I added in-depth analysis for a reason: it's something that touches every related concept. Of course the description says Seyda Neen analysis because that's where he lives, the people he meets during the day are the only information we have about him, I talked about who made his quest (Mark Nelson) and the lore that serves as the setting for the quest (lighthouse), plus Eldafire to put into perspective the humor of wood elves and Fargoth's house, and so on. We have so little to go on that every scrap of information matters. Initially I wanted to do a Seyda Neen deep dive in which I'd go though every single house and asset, but doubling the length for that would have been much more boring than this for absolutely no gain. Calling it Fargoth was my way to limit my scope to the more interesting parts, while allowing for the usual Elder Scrolls distraction that I tried very hard to keep short and to the point. The alternative was "a deep dive into the most interesting parts of Seyda Neen and related concepts"

Very well said! Thank you very much!

Same. The naming stuff and the behind-the-scenes was the best rabbit hole I've ever been into!

Thank you!

Morrowind really stands out with that alien look inspired by ancient lost civilizations (Aztecs, Mayans and much older ones) plus mushrooms. The towns look even weirder than (old) Star Wars if you remove the futuristic technology.

just live in a giant crab