The buzzing of mosquitoes right at the beginning, so flavourful. This music feels dramatic with the pronounced drums but also with a glimmer of hope and aspiration carried by the choir. Just like when your hound master gets crit impaled to death's door but then your chad occultist high roll heals him back up to 24.
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot the password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Winston Tripp thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@@lizzieva1646 Minibosses are always incredibly frustrating, sans the Collector. Actually, I'd argue more so than most non-insectile bosses, but you're right. Also, I try not to think about that abomination.
I actually prefer them to the other bloodsuckers by virtue of just being pure dmg dealers who do not use "the thirst" attack. That was until I got the hang of how crimson curse works, when i got how it worked I would go ballistic on everyone's asses when my team went from craving to instant bloodlust
Tbh, Sycophants annoyed me the most out of any CC enemy. You can't hit it, it's so fast it always goes first, has annoying stress attacks, can inflict the Curse on your heroes, and can stun your damage dealers. Fuck those little mosquitoes.
3rd turn of the 1st fight in my initial venture into the crimson court. 3 of 4 members are infected with the crimson curse already. This is looking good.
Chevaliers are the weakest of bloodsuckers. Their stun resistance is low enough to be stunned for 2-3 turns, and they spawn in back rows, making them prime targets for plague doctor.
You are damn right, "the Final Combat" is an amazing theme One of my favourites is the Warrens theme at pitch black, feels like mordor is marching to war.
@@masterblaster2678 I feel like the dark version of Cove Battle (I assume you meant battle-phase) gives the enviroment a drastic makeover, in sadness and sorrow. It shows how this place is a tragedy, yet fierce. The sad song(/violin) of the souls lost in the murky black waters.
I do have the hallway version of The Weald, will upload it soon. Not sure if the other places have specific hallway versions. I'll also consider ambient versions.
I know but the hallway version is more intense than the room version. which doesnt make alot of sense considering room enemies are tougher and bosses. The Hallways version is more appropriate to the the Room version.
They're manageable when handled right, but can be very nasty if you're unlucky. Low ACC abilities, easy to stun, no curse. But high damage, stuns and bleeds can be fatal. Prot and high HP means that you probably shouldn't target them. The 4 Chevaliers might be the most intimidating battle in the courtyard, but 1-2 Chevaliers is often no problem at all.
@@Willowisp927 Perhaps. How many criticals exactly? On a more serious note, Chevaliers only have two attacks, and one of them cannot crit. They have a preference for marked targets, so just bring a man-at-arms with you and make sure you keep your backline guarded and Retribution up. As the other fella said, they're easy to stun and also have speed 1 or 2. They're manageable as long as RNG doesn't decide its time for the run to end.
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I really like that they are re-imagined vampires design as mosquito creatures, not just simple Dracula-style enemies.
They’re a bit more eldritch horror-ey, fitting considering the game’s inspiration.
Dracula's fleas.
YEA bro and for me its way more scary
Those 3 chevaliers...
Never forget
That chevalier... It all started with that damn little chevalier
@Deacon Mathias wow! please shut up!
Lost two people to them before the rest could retreat.
Fucking transformed manservant defending the entire party
The buzzing of mosquitoes right at the beginning, so flavourful.
This music feels dramatic with the pronounced drums but also with a glimmer of hope and aspiration carried by the choir. Just like when your hound master gets crit impaled to death's door but then your chad occultist high roll heals him back up to 24.
The virgin vestal "8-9 health" vs the chad occultist "0-24 health" vs the lad (lad-ette?)plague doctor "3 health lol"
@@EdenKarnstein 8-9 heal ? You obviously don't know about trinkets.
Best is when chad occultist heals your 0 health houndmaster for 0 health, but gives him also a bleed as a bonus
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Winston Tripp thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
The choir is a bit more pronounced in this version, which I enjoy.
I guess not choir but the vocals
I wish it had more of it actually the beats are too much
The drums sound like a heartbeat.
@@jeliklit6590 The players\heroes stress
@@jeliklit6590 Ah...ok
*Buried Blast*
6 STUN 7 STUN
*SUBTERRANEAN SKEWER*
*CRIT* ! 16
*Bleed*
Damnedable _fleas!_
Most annoying out of all bloodsuckers in my opinion.
@@Lord_Numpty so youre just gonna disregard crocodilian
@@lizzieva1646 Minibosses are always incredibly frustrating, sans the Collector. Actually, I'd argue more so than most non-insectile bosses, but you're right.
Also, I try not to think about that abomination.
this is why i always go for full retard dodge mode.
Miraqen unless rng decides to actually hit you
Pictured: the second most hated enemy in the entire Crimson Court DLC, short of bosses.
(The Courtesan is the first.)
I actually prefer them to the other bloodsuckers by virtue of just being pure dmg dealers who do not use "the thirst" attack.
That was until I got the hang of how crimson curse works, when i got how it worked I would go ballistic on everyone's asses when my team went from craving to instant bloodlust
Tbh, Sycophants annoyed me the most out of any CC enemy. You can't hit it, it's so fast it always goes first, has annoying stress attacks, can inflict the Curse on your heroes, and can stun your damage dealers. Fuck those little mosquitoes.
3rd turn of the 1st fight in my initial venture into the crimson court. 3 of 4 members are infected with the crimson curse already. This is looking good.
APEX PREDATOR
Chevaliers are the weakest of bloodsuckers. Their stun resistance is low enough to be stunned for 2-3 turns, and they spawn in back rows, making them prime targets for plague doctor.
I like this one more, solely because the beat is more prominent. The room version sounds way less intense because of it.
Agree, more fitting for boss fight
Thank you for uploading this
Kept try to find it before, and because of you I found it! Thanks!
Finally someone uploads this, thank you!
The instrument to carry the flavor of horror: the French Horn
This must be my favorite theme from the game, winning against my previously favorite, the Darkest Dungeon battle/encounter theme.
You are damn right, "the Final Combat" is an amazing theme
One of my favourites is the Warrens theme at pitch black, feels like mordor is marching to war.
My favorites are Cove at full light, and Weald at pitch black. They pump me up so much.
@@masterblaster2678 I feel like the dark version of Cove Battle (I assume you meant battle-phase) gives the enviroment a drastic makeover, in sadness and sorrow. It shows how this place is a tragedy, yet fierce. The sad song(/violin) of the souls lost in the murky black waters.
Anyone else finds the chevalier's face kind of funny?
I was too busy trying to smash his face in before he brought ruin to my heroes to notice.
Yes. Like he told a joke and is waiting for you to get it.
Oh my god that's the perfect way to put it.
I feel like he'd go "NYAH SEE, NYAAHHHH!"
Lemme tell ya
those talons are not a joke.
Me: I hit the table with my toe
My friends when they imagine the pain I'm passing into: 3:54
Grievous injury... Palpable fear
@@Jeefk0 how quickly the tide turns =(
Such a terrible assault, cannot be left unanswered!
@@jazzierdude9654 a singular strike!
Frustration, and fury. More destructive then a hundred cannons.
When the Aedes Aegypti gets ignored for way too long.
Thank you!
Those dungeons are hell of pain.
Please more of these unconventional Darkest Dungeon soundtracks! This is an instant subscription for me
I do have the hallway version of The Weald, will upload it soon. Not sure if the other places have specific hallway versions. I'll also consider ambient versions.
DD ost is very amazing. 💯🔥
Ah there's the one I know and fear
Эти ребята заставляют меня вжиматься в кресло и потеть
This should'nt be played in Hallways. This should be in Boss rooms. Anyone else noticed that this never plays in rooms?
Peter Morales I never noticed till you said something good catch
I know but the hallway version is more intense than the room version. which doesnt make alot of sense considering room enemies are tougher and bosses. The Hallways version is more appropriate to the the Room version.
"considering room enemies are tougher and bosses"
Well, you can't encounter the Shambler in a room xd
@@masterblaster2678 haha true but you encounter the shuffling horror the harder version of the shambler in a room tho.
@C U Next Tuesday Not my fault you have trouble with the basic version.
Why did they choose to have the legs on the underside match the rock in color? It really screws with the composition of the sprite.
Tamborine gang plz
Are those drums? I love drums
Nah just the swine king slapping slabs of corpse
Am I the only one who doesnt hate Chevaliers? They cant infect you with the Crimson Curse :3
And easy to stun
They're manageable when handled right, but can be very nasty if you're unlucky.
Low ACC abilities, easy to stun, no curse.
But high damage, stuns and bleeds can be fatal. Prot and high HP means that you probably shouldn't target them.
The 4 Chevaliers might be the most intimidating battle in the courtyard, but 1-2 Chevaliers is often no problem at all.
They infect you with death though. Have ever received multiple criticals one after the other?
@@Willowisp927 Perhaps. How many criticals exactly? On a more serious note, Chevaliers only have two attacks, and one of them cannot crit. They have a preference for marked targets, so just bring a man-at-arms with you and make sure you keep your backline guarded and Retribution up. As the other fella said, they're easy to stun and also have speed 1 or 2. They're manageable as long as RNG doesn't decide its time for the run to end.
dd2