Foreman using the Gacha system this much just shows how much enjoyment he gets from the game since he began the first episode saying that he didn't want to play Limbus because of the Gacha system XDDD
Edit: I somehow paused and made this comment literally 2 seconds before you commented on thsi Something I love about this arc is the setting-- it kinda explains something that wasn't really explained in Ruina. In Ruina, we learn about a mountainous region that the 8 o'clock Circus had gone and made their home-- but we never really knew WHERE that could be, since the city was, well... THE CITY. But now we know that Nests aren't just "A better kept urban sprawl". Nests aren't just better backstreets. It's an entirely different world, with urban environments, countryside, villages-- Nests are completely different and separate from the Backstreets outside of them. The idea that Nests are large and orderly enough to have entire county sides with villages totally isolated from the main urban centers in them is crazy.
Overclocking EGO is essentially a way to force-activate the corrosion effect that happens at -45 sanity where they break down and target randomly. If you have enough resources (1.5x base cost) you can do a STABLE overclock, which does all of the corrosion effects but does NOT target indiscriminately. If you do NOT have enough resources, or the sinner’s sanity isn’t high enough, they’ll perform the indiscriminate corrosion as usual.
ngl while i love sinclair he's far from my favorite sinner, so seeing this chapter from the perspective of someone who actually likes him much more than me is... interesting, to say the least, also that scene with the prosthetic heads singing silent night is incredibly haunting, i forgot how uncomfortable it felt to watch it for the first time also, at 1:05:32 a common theory is that since K corp's thing is healing wounds in organic tissue (from what we know about hp bullets from lobcorp at least), their singularity doesn't work that well in prosthetics, so in a way the prosthetics industry from calw can be seen as their competition despite being part of their nest
People overstate the difficulty of Canto 3, because the spike was traumatic when it first happened. There weren't a lot of blunt-based IDs, and the level cap was lower. Max uptie was 3. Early IDs were also weaker, power creep is a thing that happens in this game (not to an exaggerated degree, but new IDs tend to be much stronger than old ones). Team combinations were much more scarcer, too. This all led to some battles requiring several attempts to clear, which traumatized many of us. I was stuck on the fight against Guido for at least a couple of weeks. Nowadays, with the current IDs, the higher level caps and upties, the more EGOs at our disposal and with the means to level up quickly with the higher quality training tickets, the bump in difficulty is still noticeable, but it's no longer the wall it used to be.
That sticky notes part was so, so, so utterly random, and yet it made me burst out laughing. Kudos to you, mister Foreman, you're just that unconsciously hilarious to me.
If you fail the ex condition but still win the stage, it'll be marked in yellow instead of green so stages you have to return to are pretty easy to spot. Personally, I doubt you'll struggle getting ex bonuses until canto 5-5.5
Since this is were minus coins become prevalent, I figure I should explain them since the game doesn't really. Some skills have coins that subtract from the total instead of add on heads hit, meaning flipping tails is how they stay strong. This sounds crappy, but in practice makes for much stronger clashing and damage potential. Here's an example: Let's say an inquisitor has a skill with base power 16 and 3 coins that subtract 5. When he clashes, he flips 3 heads, giving him a 1 and he loses. On the next clash, he only has 2 minus coins left so his chance at winning that clash is actually higher now instead of lower like with plus coins. Minus coins have more chances to clash at their full power, being their base power, and actually get better clashes as they lose. Not only that, they also have higher potential damage. Compare these 2 skills at their full potential. Base power 1, 3 coins, plus 5 means 6+11+16= 33 total damage. Base power 16, 3 coins, minus 5 deals 16 on every hit from the beginning, 16-0-0=48. So in conclusion, minus coins used by the enemies are damn annoying.
@@ianjordan8964 When the sinners use them, sure, but they are very effective when the enemy uses them. Especially on non humans who can't raise sanity when they win a clash.
Fun fact the city has a population of just over 6 billion, and also people compared the scaling thing we got on the map of the city in the trailer for limbus company and found that it's roughly the size of Switzerland. The city is basically a 40k hive city
I think someone already said this, but you can tell if an ego is ready to use looking at the Sinner's icon. It'll glow the color of the sin affinity of the ego
I will note that if you clear a mission and fail to get the EX-Rank, the level's icon will be yellow on the map instead of green. Also, this Canto was the last of the ones available on release, and Limbus was *supposed* to come out around Christmas. It got delayed and actually released later, but the intended release date is probably part of why the end-content on release had some Christmas theming.
If you're interested, pm showed the order of sinners' cantos, it's the order they introduce themselves in the prologue They will appear in order: gregor, rodya, Sinclair, Yi sang, Ishmael, heathcliff, don Quixote, Hong Lu, Ruoshu, mersault, otis and faust would be the last
God, if Yi Sang's and Ishmael's chapters are anything to go by, and by the vibes I get from Heathcliff's... I bet Don's is gonna be one depressing as hell chapter. Even for a PM game.
@@buttsagonton101 I can't wait to see just how much of a criminal record Don has across the City, given here more than anywhere, no good deed goes unpunished.
Might be an inopportune moment since you're not using Outis right now, but I hope you get to see her Holiday EGO soon. It's one of my overall favourites, especially the overclock.
There are three types of id's, season 0 ids are just ids that exist for that sake of existing, they have no role in the story, there are event ids which get released during events, and lastly there are season ids, which are ids based off of certain characters or factions from a season. So you might get to point and things and say oh hey i have you, or you might not get to. It all depends on who you have
Now you know why Vergilius is a Color with a moniker called "The Red Gaze". Back in Library of Ruina, there was a conversation between Roland and Gebura about 'who's the current strongest fixer in the city', to which Roland gave several answers and explained that the question is prone to starting barfights among the fixer community. But when Gebura rephrased her question to "who is the 'most dangerous' fixer in the city." Roland gave only one answer: Vergilius. It's not that Vergilius is strong per say, it more that Vergilius is capable of inducing morale-breaking terror with those crimson eyes of his at the most casual of glances.
sinner numbers dont allign with their canto order as you probably already figured . you can speculate the order through a different hint tho but more i wont say .
When you do a non-standard extraction, half the things you get will be the things shown in the banner for that rarity i.e the dieci banner, if you get a 00, 50% chance for yi sang. If you already have that 00 and want a new one, standard banner has higher chances for you to get something new as you are still missing quite a few 00s
Consider turning off quick mode to carefully look at every clash, checking values showed while selecting and values as they unfold based on the rolls. It helped me alot in LoR and it helped me here. Could always turn them off again. The text that says dominating is usually enough but it helps to know why it's favored and how you could improve the clash (4 gluttony res gives 7 Yisang 2 extra power). And how much damage you take if you do lose it.
@@dyingstar24 Nah, He is right, Overclock has a 1.5 cost in Ego resources and sanity(an extra of 0.5), unless of course they changed that and I didn't see it.
@@dyingstar24 well, no, but the cost of higher tier EGO's are high even whitout Overclock, If you do the math you can see that 1.5 rounded down is pretty high on these EGO's.
I'd say Yi Sang's support passive is pretty good, considering you consistently get enough Glut Res to activate it every other Eva- ahem, every other turn. I gotta mention as well, Yi Sang was saved a few times by his Combat Passive (on 4 Gluttony Res, he reduces his target's Skills' Power by 2, making clashing easier), when he was clashing, in case you didn't catch it, tho I'm confident you did~ Since you're paying attention to levels, I say this might be a good place to discuss, drumroll pls, "Offense Levels!" They're the number shown on the Clashing Forecast beside a small sword icon. They're pretty important for the clashing system; it makes sure that newly pulled lvl 1 IDs don't just steam roll through because of how modernized their kit is. The way it works, for every three (3) points of Offense Level a unit is higher compared to its clashing target, its skill gains one (1) Clash Power (like 7 Assoc. Yi Sang's Support Passive). Offense Level in its current version normally follows a unit's level... Except some IDs (and EGOs too) modify it, sometimes for better or worse. I'll take Lantern Don as an example. Her first 2 skills have an Offense Level "modifier" (as I like to call them) of negative 1 (-1). If she was at Lvl 20, her Skill 1 and 2's Offense Levels would be at nineteen (19 aka 20 minus 1). This would become problematic if you brought her in against Lvl 25 Inquisitors who have Offense Levels of 25. The difference between their Offense Levels is 6, meaning they'd gain 2 Clash Power against Don (if they'd roll 6, they'd roll an 8, winning against Don's Skill 1 if she fails to land heads). Another example i could cite is Magic Bullet Outis, who has an Offense Level modifier of +3 on her Skill 1 & 2, and +5 for her skill 3. As long as she's levelled up properly, she would normally gain an extra point of Clash Power against most enemies. Not to mention her Skill 2, when paired with a burn team, can roll as high as 20 before Offense Level Clash Power is applied. What's most important isn't necessarily to stack up Offense Level to gain Clash Power, tho it is pretty damn nice, it's more important to make sure you aren't letting your enemies outlevel you too hard, cuz when they gain a whole lot of Offense Level, they can make clashing almost impossible outside of EGO attacks. This is most prominently shown in the current Mirror Dungeon 3 Hard Mode, where enemies gain more levels on deeper floors, making it so Clashing with them gets harder and harder, simulating a difficulty curve. TL;DR: • Offense Level mostly follows an unit's lvl, stay properly lvled up. Some skills have reduced or increased OL. • Every 3 OL = 1 Clash Power/Yi Sang Support Passive. • make sure to not let you enemies outstrip you too much in terms of Offense Level. Keep the playing field even. Notes: Base Faust's Support Passive that activates with Pride Res (Dark Blue) allows you to inflict Offense Level Down, which reduces enemy offense level.
Any plan on using mercenary for story dungeon? Having a trial for unknown ID isn't worse idea ever. Maybe you can try out some uptie 4 versions of IDs you already own?
Does this continue in later story scenes? it could be a hint that Outis isn't her real name, I mean in the literature Outis comes from, The Odyssey, Outis is a fake name (and the Greek word for nobody) that Odysseus gave the cyclops so that when he attacked the cyclops it would yell essentially "Nobody is attacking me" so Limbus Outis using a fake name would make sense but if Vergillius never calls her Outis then that just adds more evidence
@@nathanblackburn1193 For me, it's more probable for Faust or Vergilius to betray Dante (or for Dante to Distort). The reason being, you have to leverage your personal knowledge of someone you're trying to betray against them to pull it off. Outis doesn't really have that as far as we can see, but Vergilius and Faust beyond the shadow of a doubt do.
from my memory, he doesn't tend to call any of the sinners by name except when they fuck up big time? he might just not want to address them as much as possible lmao
Although now that I look it up, the only result that I get is that the City is the size of a "small country", not sure where I hear that it was around the size of Africa... Still, with a population like that, you can imagine the scale of the City, I really doubt that it's just a "small country".
Nevermind, I guess the City really is quite small in size, way smaller than I originally thought; the Limbus Company promotional video includes a 50km scale, from which I was able to eyeball the City's area to be somewhere around 20-23 thousand square kilometers. Although by that logic, the population density in the City would be 260 thousand people per kilometer squared, so I'm still unsure.
It's roughly the size of the US states New Jersey and Massachusetts combined, if that helps! (Yeah, US-centric, but it at least can give an idea of the City's size at a glance of a map.)
@@Zhanael I guess there must be some sorta undercity, or the apartment buildings are really damn tall, because that population density is way too high.
@@inserttext4113 To be fair... a LOT of people die daily, too. Distortions, horrific experimentation, the Sweepers, the Syndicates (especially the Index's prescripts), etc., on top of more mundane things like starvation. But beyond that--you'd be surprised at how squeezed together people can live even in real life! The density can be insane, for sure, but that's definitely not unrealistic.
Skill power and coins are used for both clashing and damage. When clashing, a "clash power" modifier is also factored, and differences between your sinners and the targets level will shift clash power by 1 for every 3 levels difference. "Final power" modifiers are less common, and factor into damage but not clash. The "favored", "struggling" and so forth are predictions for how likely the first coin is to succeed. Take it with a grain of salt, as a multi-coin skill contesting a single coin skill with low base power and high coin power is likely to eventually be won by the multi-coin skill. As for the attack itself, each coin is one attack, so multi-coin attacks will deal far more damage than single-coin attacks with the same final power.
Just a reminder (probably unnecessary but still) when the overclock symbol shows on red on the skill slot and you hear a warning sound of sorts it means the overclocked sinner will most likely go berserk and target indiscriminately. This happens because overclock doubles the resource intake of the ego skill and either there are not enough resources or the sinners sanity is not enough sending those numbers into the negatives. If the symbol shows orange though, the ego skill should target correctly. TLDR; Overclock symbol -> Orange: Safe, Red: Danger
26:37 it shows clash rolls when clashing and shows damage numbers when the attack is unopposed (or you are attacking a defensive skill unless it's Dodge - then it will show clash values of only ONE coin of your skill) 29:54 it's better to save these up so that could craft IDs later... Well unless these are Meursault shards, all of his IDs are very underwhelming without a certain EGO
it implies it, but it's not necessarily that she's older, just that she's comfortable enough with him to address him in a more casual way, which makes sense for Don's character. I was actually more surprised when she didn't use an honorific for a different character at a point in canto 4, bc it was a jarring change to how she usually addressed other sinners lol
@@aceisawesome_ genuenly tho i don't think don is that young it's cannon that she has a fixer liscence and the minimus age for those is 20. i'd guess she's in the 23-27 range somewhere which could actually make her older than poor mer
If you happen to pull N-corp Sinclair, I'd recommend using that when you fight Kromer in this Canto. Heck, if you pull it later, come back and redo the fight with it. It's an interesting interaction and we can only hope more such show up later.
25:50 Imo, when choosing engagements, I'd generally only go for Favored or Dominating ones. (unless you *really* have to bet it on a neutral one) For all the others, just defend - especially in human encounters, you are gonna pay for giving them sanity by losing those early clashes. Of course, there are some outliers, where the prediction can be misleading, but it's usually pretty trustworthy.
7:24 - Remember that Vergilius has a bunch of strong motor parts and stuff shoved into his legs making him faster and sturdier. Would *not* want to be stuck in the position Don is, that would _hurt_ . Edit: also 1:36:00 - thank you project moon very cool
Welcome to Trauma Town! Population: Sinclair. Buckle up, cause things only get worse from here. LCCB Ishy was my favourite ID on release, she still has the fastest Tremor and Rupture stacking in the game and has some incredible debuff support capabilities(Especially those 5 Fragile on her 3rd), but Tremor is only useful if you have two specific other IDs, her clashing is very bad, and she's too slow for her same-turn debuffs to really matter most of the time. Very sad but i still love her. 17:50 Based on the Trailer and Intro Cinematic I'm pretty sure the forest at the start was actually in D Corp's district, and also The City is around the size of Belgium, so yes, it's really more of a country than just a city. (And based on fan speculation around the insane population size The City we see on the map is probably just a small part of it, the rest could be either underground or in a pocket dimension created with Z Corp's possible singularity since we've never seen where their District is on any map) 26:26 Those ARE actually the Clash numbers/Rolls, just not the base rolls, those numbers indicate the Minimum and Maximum possible Rolls with Offense Level and other bonuses and debuffs taken into account, to get the true base rolls you have to calculate the Skill's Base and Coins yourself (They're also displayed up there). 1:48:56 There's actually specific Seasonal IDs which put our sinners in the roles of characters in the Cantos, for N Corp: Rodya is a regular N Corp grunt, Don Quixote is one of the bigger grunts with the hammers, and there's one for Guido too that you haven't gotten yet, every Canto has Seasonal IDs except 1 and 2 i think since any IDs based on characters in those are considered launch IDs. We're getting into the serious meat of the story now, and I'm incredibly excited to watch you experience it!
![The Strongest IDs [Limbus Company]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qjBeb1jy4E4/mqdefault.jpg)
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So about numbers, it's kinda weird:
If there is a clash - it shows clash numbers.
If it's one-sided attack - it shows damage numbers.
ohhh that makes a lot more sense. I just assumed the coin power lowered during clashes
Foreman using the Gacha system this much just shows how much enjoyment he gets from the game since he began the first episode saying that he didn't want to play Limbus because of the Gacha system XDDD
Edit: I somehow paused and made this comment literally 2 seconds before you commented on thsi
Something I love about this arc is the setting-- it kinda explains something that wasn't really explained in Ruina. In Ruina, we learn about a mountainous region that the 8 o'clock Circus had gone and made their home-- but we never really knew WHERE that could be, since the city was, well... THE CITY.
But now we know that Nests aren't just "A better kept urban sprawl". Nests aren't just better backstreets. It's an entirely different world, with urban environments, countryside, villages-- Nests are completely different and separate from the Backstreets outside of them.
The idea that Nests are large and orderly enough to have entire county sides with villages totally isolated from the main urban centers in them is crazy.
Overclocking EGO is essentially a way to force-activate the corrosion effect that happens at -45 sanity where they break down and target randomly. If you have enough resources (1.5x base cost) you can do a STABLE overclock, which does all of the corrosion effects but does NOT target indiscriminately.
If you do NOT have enough resources, or the sinner’s sanity isn’t high enough, they’ll perform the indiscriminate corrosion as usual.
1:42:06 For your explanation, Foreman. The whistle lowered sinclairs sanity by 25.
It also obviously gives some beneficial statuses for the inquisitors.
"this is darkest dungeon as fuck" funny enough.. someone made a mod adding N corp inquisitors as enemies in darkest dungeon, just so u know
1:47:35 you didn’t select the Ego in the chain, that’s why it didn’t happen
ngl while i love sinclair he's far from my favorite sinner, so seeing this chapter from the perspective of someone who actually likes him much more than me is... interesting, to say the least, also that scene with the prosthetic heads singing silent night is incredibly haunting, i forgot how uncomfortable it felt to watch it for the first time
also, at 1:05:32 a common theory is that since K corp's thing is healing wounds in organic tissue (from what we know about hp bullets from lobcorp at least), their singularity doesn't work that well in prosthetics, so in a way the prosthetics industry from calw can be seen as their competition despite being part of their nest
People overstate the difficulty of Canto 3, because the spike was traumatic when it first happened. There weren't a lot of blunt-based IDs, and the level cap was lower. Max uptie was 3. Early IDs were also weaker, power creep is a thing that happens in this game (not to an exaggerated degree, but new IDs tend to be much stronger than old ones). Team combinations were much more scarcer, too. This all led to some battles requiring several attempts to clear, which traumatized many of us. I was stuck on the fight against Guido for at least a couple of weeks.
Nowadays, with the current IDs, the higher level caps and upties, the more EGOs at our disposal and with the means to level up quickly with the higher quality training tickets, the bump in difficulty is still noticeable, but it's no longer the wall it used to be.
The Sticky Note bit was fucking hilarious 😂
I think I like the series too much.
Literally when PM gave 1000 Lunacy for free my first reaction was "Oh sweet! Foreman will be able to pull more!"
It got me Diece Hong Lu and the last member of my rupture team so I'm loving Limbus myself. 😂
That sticky notes part was so, so, so utterly random, and yet it made me burst out laughing. Kudos to you, mister Foreman, you're just that unconsciously hilarious to me.
If you fail the ex condition but still win the stage, it'll be marked in yellow instead of green so stages you have to return to are pretty easy to spot. Personally, I doubt you'll struggle getting ex bonuses until canto 5-5.5
Even then the ex conditions usually provide more than enough turns to achieve
It's actually a good idea to use Suppress before everything else. The skill applies 5 fragile *this turn* which is a massive damage buff.
To clarify, each stack of Fragile is +10% damage. Suppress means any followup strikes do +50%, which is massive.
Tho only really valuable if she's going before most of the others
He's trying his hardest to not using ishmael's skill 3.
Not a bad plan but it's hard to build tremor with a single unit.
he has the right mindset but the limited ammo doesnt make it a very good idea especially without multiple tremor ids
Since this is were minus coins become prevalent, I figure I should explain them since the game doesn't really. Some skills have coins that subtract from the total instead of add on heads hit, meaning flipping tails is how they stay strong. This sounds crappy, but in practice makes for much stronger clashing and damage potential. Here's an example:
Let's say an inquisitor has a skill with base power 16 and 3 coins that subtract 5. When he clashes, he flips 3 heads, giving him a 1 and he loses. On the next clash, he only has 2 minus coins left so his chance at winning that clash is actually higher now instead of lower like with plus coins. Minus coins have more chances to clash at their full power, being their base power, and actually get better clashes as they lose. Not only that, they also have higher potential damage. Compare these 2 skills at their full potential.
Base power 1, 3 coins, plus 5 means 6+11+16= 33 total damage.
Base power 16, 3 coins, minus 5 deals 16 on every hit from the beginning, 16-0-0=48.
So in conclusion, minus coins used by the enemies are damn annoying.
Their ain't disadvantage is that they can never be as consistent as positive ids
@@ianjordan8964 When the sinners use them, sure, but they are very effective when the enemy uses them. Especially on non humans who can't raise sanity when they win a clash.
Fun fact the city has a population of just over 6 billion, and also people compared the scaling thing we got on the map of the city in the trailer for limbus company and found that it's roughly the size of Switzerland.
The city is basically a 40k hive city
Love how the characters say Sinclair, I cannot get enough of it
Also, I adore Kromer's design. Probably one my favorites
I think someone already said this, but you can tell if an ego is ready to use looking at the Sinner's icon. It'll glow the color of the sin affinity of the ego
Mersault is made by 16% proteins. He is *literally* built different.
Nobody ordered him to be built the same.
I will note that if you clear a mission and fail to get the EX-Rank, the level's icon will be yellow on the map instead of green.
Also, this Canto was the last of the ones available on release, and Limbus was *supposed* to come out around Christmas. It got delayed and actually released later, but the intended release date is probably part of why the end-content on release had some Christmas theming.
Ishmael with 12 ammo wave 2/2 final turn: "But what if I need the ammo later?" XD
You can click on the middle of the gacha ball of chains in the middle to pull everything all at once.
As Foreman said and will always do regardless of what we all say
"It's to build excitement"
she need to learn
would you get edge?
nah id mew
all of your comments are deranged ramblings @@c26f
@@vastunliking3817 bro's gonna distort
If you're interested, pm showed the order of sinners' cantos, it's the order they introduce themselves in the prologue
They will appear in order: gregor, rodya, Sinclair, Yi sang, Ishmael, heathcliff, don Quixote, Hong Lu, Ruoshu, mersault, otis and faust would be the last
God, if Yi Sang's and Ishmael's chapters are anything to go by, and by the vibes I get from Heathcliff's... I bet Don's is gonna be one depressing as hell chapter. Even for a PM game.
@@buttsagonton101 I can't wait to see just how much of a criminal record Don has across the City, given here more than anywhere, no good deed goes unpunished.
1:47:37 dude, wanting to use that E.G.O. so much, and then not using it after putting it in the chain, I mean, that's just sad
Might be an inopportune moment since you're not using Outis right now, but I hope you get to see her Holiday EGO soon. It's one of my overall favourites, especially the overclock.
There are three types of id's, season 0 ids are just ids that exist for that sake of existing, they have no role in the story, there are event ids which get released during events, and lastly there are season ids, which are ids based off of certain characters or factions from a season. So you might get to point and things and say oh hey i have you, or you might not get to. It all depends on who you have
Now you know why Vergilius is a Color with a moniker called "The Red Gaze". Back in Library of Ruina, there was a conversation between Roland and Gebura about 'who's the current strongest fixer in the city', to which Roland gave several answers and explained that the question is prone to starting barfights among the fixer community. But when Gebura rephrased her question to "who is the 'most dangerous' fixer in the city." Roland gave only one answer: Vergilius. It's not that Vergilius is strong per say, it more that Vergilius is capable of inducing morale-breaking terror with those crimson eyes of his at the most casual of glances.
It wasn't in Ruina iirc. It was in PM's twitter when they were teasing Limbus early on
sinner numbers dont allign with their canto order as you probably already figured . you can speculate the order through a different hint tho but more i wont say .
When you do a non-standard extraction, half the things you get will be the things shown in the banner for that rarity i.e the dieci banner, if you get a 00, 50% chance for yi sang. If you already have that 00 and want a new one, standard banner has higher chances for you to get something new as you are still missing quite a few 00s
Consider turning off quick mode to carefully look at every clash, checking values showed while selecting and values as they unfold based on the rolls. It helped me alot in LoR and it helped me here. Could always turn them off again.
The text that says dominating is usually enough but it helps to know why it's favored and how you could improve the clash (4 gluttony res gives 7 Yisang 2 extra power). And how much damage you take if you do lose it.
you can use different skill slots on indiscriminate ego to try to not hit allies (which also is useful on corrosion)
It's not that the enemies aren't durable, they're just fatal against blunt which you had a lot of.
btw the city is aproximately the size of south korea
Aye, nice, a video to watch before heading to bed.
Thanks, Foreman!
Manual overclocking costs 0.5 extra resources. If you can cover that cost, the attack will usually not be indiscriminate. EDIT: Never mind.
It costs double, not 0.5
Also, I reached the point where you figured that out, nevermind.
@@dyingstar24 Nah, He is right, Overclock has a 1.5 cost in Ego resources and sanity(an extra of 0.5), unless of course they changed that and I didn't see it.
@@tcherlesonravel9117 really? Unless the higher tier ones are double cost or it's dependent on sanity
@@dyingstar24 well, no, but the cost of higher tier EGO's are high even whitout Overclock, If you do the math you can see that 1.5 rounded down is pretty high on these EGO's.
I'm confused, didn't Lantern Don had an attack when she literally noms the enemy? I haven't seen it in this series yet.
It only happens at under 50% hp. Which is basically never.
@@ItsLimboveroh that explains it. I was confused too.
Ahh yes, Kromussy. Btw in last fight you didnt pick the ego so thats why it wasnt used ;D.
you almost have enough outis shards to buy a new 2 star of hers
The enemies had more than two passives. you can scroll, as indicated by the arrow in that menu. (Not a very big arrow though)
lmfao the draw at the start is every gacha game imaginable.
I'd say Yi Sang's support passive is pretty good, considering you consistently get enough Glut Res to activate it every other Eva- ahem, every other turn. I gotta mention as well, Yi Sang was saved a few times by his Combat Passive (on 4 Gluttony Res, he reduces his target's Skills' Power by 2, making clashing easier), when he was clashing, in case you didn't catch it, tho I'm confident you did~
Since you're paying attention to levels, I say this might be a good place to discuss, drumroll pls, "Offense Levels!" They're the number shown on the Clashing Forecast beside a small sword icon. They're pretty important for the clashing system; it makes sure that newly pulled lvl 1 IDs don't just steam roll through because of how modernized their kit is.
The way it works, for every three (3) points of Offense Level a unit is higher compared to its clashing target, its skill gains one (1) Clash Power (like 7 Assoc. Yi Sang's Support Passive). Offense Level in its current version normally follows a unit's level... Except some IDs (and EGOs too) modify it, sometimes for better or worse.
I'll take Lantern Don as an example. Her first 2 skills have an Offense Level "modifier" (as I like to call them) of negative 1 (-1). If she was at Lvl 20, her Skill 1 and 2's Offense Levels would be at nineteen (19 aka 20 minus 1). This would become problematic if you brought her in against Lvl 25 Inquisitors who have Offense Levels of 25. The difference between their Offense Levels is 6, meaning they'd gain 2 Clash Power against Don (if they'd roll 6, they'd roll an 8, winning against Don's Skill 1 if she fails to land heads).
Another example i could cite is Magic Bullet Outis, who has an Offense Level modifier of +3 on her Skill 1 & 2, and +5 for her skill 3. As long as she's levelled up properly, she would normally gain an extra point of Clash Power against most enemies. Not to mention her Skill 2, when paired with a burn team, can roll as high as 20 before Offense Level Clash Power is applied.
What's most important isn't necessarily to stack up Offense Level to gain Clash Power, tho it is pretty damn nice, it's more important to make sure you aren't letting your enemies outlevel you too hard, cuz when they gain a whole lot of Offense Level, they can make clashing almost impossible outside of EGO attacks. This is most prominently shown in the current Mirror Dungeon 3 Hard Mode, where enemies gain more levels on deeper floors, making it so Clashing with them gets harder and harder, simulating a difficulty curve.
TL;DR:
• Offense Level mostly follows an unit's lvl, stay properly lvled up. Some skills have reduced or increased OL.
• Every 3 OL = 1 Clash Power/Yi Sang Support Passive.
• make sure to not let you enemies outstrip you too much in terms of Offense Level. Keep the playing field even.
Notes: Base Faust's Support Passive that activates with Pride Res (Dark Blue) allows you to inflict Offense Level Down, which reduces enemy offense level.
Don’t forget to treadspin your egos, it’s worth it to bring them to threadspin 3.
Click on portrait to generate a defense skill, defense skill will generally be better of played than struggle clash.
1:17:40 What Meursault essentially said, is... he's built different. And he's not wrong.
Any plan on using mercenary for story dungeon? Having a trial for unknown ID isn't worse idea ever. Maybe you can try out some uptie 4 versions of IDs you already own?
Interesting part is that Vergilius never called Outis by name. Only by "you" and "their aide".
Does this continue in later story scenes? it could be a hint that Outis isn't her real name, I mean in the literature Outis comes from, The Odyssey, Outis is a fake name (and the Greek word for nobody) that Odysseus gave the cyclops so that when he attacked the cyclops it would yell essentially "Nobody is attacking me" so Limbus Outis using a fake name would make sense but if Vergillius never calls her Outis then that just adds more evidence
@@nathanblackburn1193 For me, it's more probable for Faust or Vergilius to betray Dante (or for Dante to Distort). The reason being, you have to leverage your personal knowledge of someone you're trying to betray against them to pull it off. Outis doesn't really have that as far as we can see, but Vergilius and Faust beyond the shadow of a doubt do.
from my memory, he doesn't tend to call any of the sinners by name except when they fuck up big time? he might just not want to address them as much as possible lmao
@@ITAndroMedian I mean I didn't say Outis was gonna betray anyone just that, for currently unknown reasons, she's using a fake name
The City in Project Moon is about the size of Africa, if you're wondering; it's already been confirmed that 6 billion people live there.
Although now that I look it up, the only result that I get is that the City is the size of a "small country", not sure where I hear that it was around the size of Africa...
Still, with a population like that, you can imagine the scale of the City, I really doubt that it's just a "small country".
Nevermind, I guess the City really is quite small in size, way smaller than I originally thought; the Limbus Company promotional video includes a 50km scale, from which I was able to eyeball the City's area to be somewhere around 20-23 thousand square kilometers.
Although by that logic, the population density in the City would be 260 thousand people per kilometer squared, so I'm still unsure.
It's roughly the size of the US states New Jersey and Massachusetts combined, if that helps! (Yeah, US-centric, but it at least can give an idea of the City's size at a glance of a map.)
@@Zhanael I guess there must be some sorta undercity, or the apartment buildings are really damn tall, because that population density is way too high.
@@inserttext4113 To be fair... a LOT of people die daily, too. Distortions, horrific experimentation, the Sweepers, the Syndicates (especially the Index's prescripts), etc., on top of more mundane things like starvation. But beyond that--you'd be surprised at how squeezed together people can live even in real life! The density can be insane, for sure, but that's definitely not unrealistic.
Skill power and coins are used for both clashing and damage. When clashing, a "clash power" modifier is also factored, and differences between your sinners and the targets level will shift clash power by 1 for every 3 levels difference. "Final power" modifiers are less common, and factor into damage but not clash. The "favored", "struggling" and so forth are predictions for how likely the first coin is to succeed. Take it with a grain of salt, as a multi-coin skill contesting a single coin skill with low base power and high coin power is likely to eventually be won by the multi-coin skill. As for the attack itself, each coin is one attack, so multi-coin attacks will deal far more damage than single-coin attacks with the same final power.
Just a reminder (probably unnecessary but still) when the overclock symbol shows on red on the skill slot and you hear a warning sound of sorts it means the overclocked sinner will most likely go berserk and target indiscriminately. This happens because overclock doubles the resource intake of the ego skill and either there are not enough resources or the sinners sanity is not enough sending those numbers into the negatives. If the symbol shows orange though, the ego skill should target correctly.
TLDR; Overclock symbol -> Orange: Safe, Red: Danger
I'm gonna KROOOOOOM
We'll be GRIPED!
I loved it when Kromer said it was Kroming time and Kromed all over Sinclair's parents. Truly peak PM writing.
@@standardusername3238 PM surely nailed it huh
@@meEatBorgur really hammering down on those puns huh?
mersault is going up on the tier list
Nice MM reference
26:37 it shows clash rolls when clashing and shows damage numbers when the attack is unopposed (or you are attacking a defensive skill unless it's Dodge - then it will show clash values of only ONE coin of your skill)
29:54 it's better to save these up so that could craft IDs later... Well unless these are Meursault shards, all of his IDs are very underwhelming without a certain EGO
1:47:35 noooo you just skipped the overclock and chained with the other skill
also i wish kromer can grip me
DON NEEDS CORRECTION 😭😭😭💢💢💢
Adorable and humorous
Keep yourself safe ❤
fun fact based on the honorifics they use don is older than mersault
it implies it, but it's not necessarily that she's older, just that she's comfortable enough with him to address him in a more casual way, which makes sense for Don's character. I was actually more surprised when she didn't use an honorific for a different character at a point in canto 4, bc it was a jarring change to how she usually addressed other sinners lol
@@aceisawesome_ True true. but it's a lot funnier to think that mersault is in fact the group Baby
@@grimmreaper6354 trueeee, just like how it's funny to think that don is a 40 year old woman who just acts like that lmao
@@aceisawesome_ genuenly tho i don't think don is that young it's cannon that she has a fixer liscence and the minimus age for those is 20. i'd guess she's in the 23-27 range somewhere which could actually make her older than poor mer
If you happen to pull N-corp Sinclair, I'd recommend using that when you fight Kromer in this Canto. Heck, if you pull it later, come back and redo the fight with it. It's an interesting interaction and we can only hope more such show up later.
Spoilers.....
Gremlin time
25:50 Imo, when choosing engagements, I'd generally only go for Favored or Dominating ones. (unless you *really* have to bet it on a neutral one)
For all the others, just defend - especially in human encounters, you are gonna pay for giving them sanity by losing those early clashes.
Of course, there are some outliers, where the prediction can be misleading, but it's usually pretty trustworthy.
Nice
7:24 - Remember that Vergilius has a bunch of strong motor parts and stuff shoved into his legs making him faster and sturdier. Would *not* want to be stuck in the position Don is, that would _hurt_ .
Edit: also 1:36:00 - thank you project moon very cool
He didnt read leviathan
@@LTDLetsPlaysMeant as a general comment, I'm aware Foreman hasn't read it 👍
foreman you should use Sinclair for the Dungeon as he gets special benefits during it.
Try to pull standard extraction
Welcome to Trauma Town! Population: Sinclair. Buckle up, cause things only get worse from here.
LCCB Ishy was my favourite ID on release, she still has the fastest Tremor and Rupture stacking in the game and has some incredible debuff support capabilities(Especially those 5 Fragile on her 3rd), but Tremor is only useful if you have two specific other IDs, her clashing is very bad, and she's too slow for her same-turn debuffs to really matter most of the time. Very sad but i still love her.
17:50 Based on the Trailer and Intro Cinematic I'm pretty sure the forest at the start was actually in D Corp's district, and also The City is around the size of Belgium, so yes, it's really more of a country than just a city. (And based on fan speculation around the insane population size The City we see on the map is probably just a small part of it, the rest could be either underground or in a pocket dimension created with Z Corp's possible singularity since we've never seen where their District is on any map)
26:26 Those ARE actually the Clash numbers/Rolls, just not the base rolls, those numbers indicate the Minimum and Maximum possible Rolls with Offense Level and other bonuses and debuffs taken into account, to get the true base rolls you have to calculate the Skill's Base and Coins yourself (They're also displayed up there).
1:48:56 There's actually specific Seasonal IDs which put our sinners in the roles of characters in the Cantos, for N Corp: Rodya is a regular N Corp grunt, Don Quixote is one of the bigger grunts with the hammers, and there's one for Guido too that you haven't gotten yet, every Canto has Seasonal IDs except 1 and 2 i think since any IDs based on characters in those are considered launch IDs.
We're getting into the serious meat of the story now, and I'm incredibly excited to watch you experience it!