Artemis becomes the TRUE Queen of the Gods | Hades
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Easily my favourite god
Same
It's mostly because of weapons actually. Rama or zag bow would always be very strong because they can deal huge damage. Especially Rama with Artemis attack and dash. It really doesn't matter what he has for anything else.
@@HerMi.T whats that got to do with it being the guys favorite god lmao
@@ryanhendricks1027 i think they mean about artemis's effectiveness as a god? honestly, i can't speak much to that- but you are right in that it doesn't have much to do with her being someone's favorite god
Same and support fire is my favriote boon
The most surprising part of this run was Dan actually taking Side Hustle.
I feel like Artemis' cast is pretty underrated. It's a solid option for a cast build.
It's functional, but I'd rather have a chunkier base damage or, more importantly, AOE damage if building for cast. I'd only actively chase it on a Beowulf build personally.
@@josephtripp1696 stygian blade with posiedon aspect , artemis cast and exit wounds is crazy good.
Its great with Achilles and mirage shot
its lacking AOE and the low base damage kinda lessens its appeal tbh. Even on Beo sadly it have smaller aoe than its peers which is sad
It's not the most efficient, but I had a blast with arte cast, mirage shot, support fire and auto reload, just absolutely coating the screen with green seeking arrows lol
All chaos run would be fun. Imagine having 9 chaos curses at the same time.
Yeah, he should do that, chaos Is my favorite god
On the topic of hobbies, it feels to me like a lot of it is colored by the "grindset"/productivity perception. as in, you only get to call something a hobby if it's gaining you a skill, or developing you in some way, rather than just an activity you enjoy doing. also the dichotomy we often see of "reading=hobby, tv=not" feels a lot like it comes from the mindset of "kids these days don't read, they just watch the telly all day", whether consciously or unconsciously.
I liked the discussion of hobbies and wanted to hop in because I think it’s an interesting one to be had. You suggested at various times that a hobby isn’t something done passively. I tend to agree and thought I’d try to put a finer point on it-a necessary characteristic of a hobby is that it is a pursuit of sorts intentionally undertaken as such. What I mean by that can be illustrated by contrasting “pastimes” (something we do to pass the time enjoyably) with “hobbies” (pastimes we do in pursuit of something else).
Listening to music, watching tv, reading a book, playing video games-each of these activities are pastimes. We sometimes pass the time doing one of these activities for no other reason than the enjoyment they bring. For example, I might listen to music or play Snake on my phone (I’m stuck in 2004) for no other reason than I’ve lost cell reception on the train and my prolonged use of electronics has trained my brain to issue a Pavlovian-like response to the perceived onset of boredom-thumb-twiddling now requires an interface.
However, I might do either activity in the same exact setting in such a way that I do either not only as pastimes, but as hobbies. I might be listening to music not in a passive way, but actively so, in an intentional effort to more fully experience the totality of the song’s artistic expression, for whatever insights that heightened experience may bring. I might be playing Snake, not just so I can avoid the unenjoyably boring passage of time on the train, but because I’m trying to set a new personal best after decades of failed attempts.
Also, I’m bored on a train. The end. Thank you for coming to my TEDx talk.
As someone who has read philosophy of language this is lovely. It just comes down to incomplete definitions, that are either too broad or too narrow. I think you end up at a good one. I like to think of it as an "activity" that you do because you find it *personally* interesting. It's not doing dishes (pure activity) or watching a movie (pure personal interest), nor is it your dayjob (a different kind of personal interest (personal gain)), but if you often watch movies actively, like say you love cinematography and want to study different techniques, it'd be hard to not call it a hobby. In the end, everyone should just admit that if we want 100% accuracy what a hobby is, its whatever feels right to call a hobby because words sometimes aren't able to completely describe the ideas we're trying to define. Pretty fun (and usually productive) to try, though!
Artemis is 😍. She better be back in Hades 2.
Update: I beat 32 heat. I had a 3 sack in Styx. No death defiances and I had 9 health. Thank you Haelien for the comment because I wasn't going to try it again. I was so frustrated after that defeat. If I would have sent you my loadout/video you would have questioned almost every decision 😅. I did take Splash Dash though.
We got her brother Apollo, so we better get Artemis, too. Plus her moon symbol appeared in Hecate's summon circle!
All 12 major Olympians will be in Hades 2!
@@EJS-jj8py how do you know?
@@thefactspherefromportal2740 steam page heavily implies they will all return, since there will be "more than a dozen Olympian gods" doling out boons.
@@joshuagleeson4776 Damn, they really want Chronos dead. Thanks for the info!
7:56 honestly ive started journaling and plant care as a hobby and its not as time consuming as i thought, just a "oh i need to water my plants and write about my day tonight" so its baller
This’ll probably be the best one god. All praise Artemis best girl.
Edit: I meant best one god yet
Zeus is absolutely going to be the best, and I’d say both Demeter and Poseidon could be said to have more synergy among their boons than Arty. The main issue with only Arty is that her legendary, while very good on cast builds, does basically nothing to add to the rest of her kill besides add to Exit Wounds, which makes having only her boons less appealing and less strong.
Only wish that her legendary was more viable :(
Yes it is kinda ironic that the goddess of archery, which has a legendary that greatly increase the power of casts, has a cast that is arguably the worst in the game...
@@trebmal587She's the goddess of archery, not the goddess of yeeting fire rocks.
Nah, it is zues or Poseidon. Artemis is strong but that I can say for any god with a particular weapon. Here attack and dash did everything. Nothing is stronger than them. For Zeus and Poseidon, their secondary boon is even stronger.
I think the discussion of hobbies was more interesting than the Artemis run. I always encourage people to take up cooking. You can start with whatever you already know and just grow from there. You'll always (usually) eat the results, so there's a reason to practice it every day. It's practical and universal so you'll rarely feel tension over spending too much time on your hobby. And every time you improve a little bit, you can share your progress with the people you love, so it's good for your relationships too.
Agreed, cooking is great and probably one of the hobbies with the most visible rewards! Nothing better than cooking something nice and getting to enjoy it after!
I like zag aspect bow on Artemis just because the crit chance just plays well with the boons.
I actually prefer aphro on the attack, since the CRIT chance is already high it's great for bonking
Is it? When you already have a crit chance. Why not use something which gives much more damage.
@@HerMi.Tthere are Artemis boons that scale with something that already crits.
like the armor damage, the +crit damage, the call on crit, and hunters mark.
also, no diminishing returns since crit chance is additive.
@@dylanberger8701 I mean you can get all those boons from Artemis and use a higher percentage attack to get the best of both worlds
@@TheB0sssthe thing is that the plus crit chance actually gives higher DPS than a flat damage boost since the other boons make critting in and of itself more powerful
I love these Devotion runs. Moar
I think watching movies/reading books/playing games BECOMES a hobby if you're actively seeking out stuff you haven't seen before or are unsure if you'll like it.
Watching the new Marvel a week after release cuz you heard it was good: not a hobby
Going to a DVD rental store or obscure streaming site to grab a bunch of movies you've never heard of throughout the week: is a hobby
(this is not meaning to be gatekeepy do what you want
I think a lot of the confusion about what counts as a hobby is because when people ask what your hobbies are, they're often asking for things that make you unique or interesting. So a lot of stuff like reading, watching tv, playing video games or "eating good food" is often discounted because everyone does it. But then if you get really into them then they can swing back to being "proper" hobbies
I've been enjoying this series. I think a fun spinoff would be how few boons can you take to beat 32 heat. Like just start off with your 6 boons and try to make it to the end
Any sorts of actions or activities that you get vastly invested in terms of time and money, whilst enjoying the process, can be called hobby.
Reading a lot. Trying out various unique food around the world. Playing games. Binge watching every possible movies of a genre that you enjoyed. Sitting at the park or pub watching people living their lives. Hitting the gym and feeling happy slowly sculpting your body into an Olympian statue. Meditating and feeling wholesome having reconnecting to your consciousness and spirituality. Anything.
To chime in on hobbies - I think to me one of the key aspects is willingness of a person to deepen their understanding of the subject/advance a skill at no benefit other then their own pleasure. So, there is a difference between casually going to see a movie maybe with friends or family to spend the evening. And the kind of person who is interested in cinema as a process. Technology of it, nuances of writing, how things are shot, history, etc. I wouldn't say watching movies is my hobby, but I watch movies.
Photography and bird watching are good hobbies to get into. You can do one without the other, and you can combine them. It's also fairly easy to get good bird photos with an older camera, so you don't have to spend thousands of dollars on gear. In fact, I'd recommend not spending that money until you're truly into it. A good pair of hiking shoes is a better investment than a camera or lens when you're getting started anyway. I picked up both hobbies about a year ago and I've been loving it. It gets me up early on weekends, gets me outside during good weather, and birbs can be adorable. You can even "go birding" in your backyard, one of my favorite pics I've taken was while sitting on my porch.
I was hoping you’d do Artemis next
One thing that I thought about with the whole 'is it a hobby?' conversation is why the question itself matters. 'Hobby' is such a loose term because it's just a way of describing what people do. The term might be used as an ice breaker: "What hobbies do you have?" or used to categorise items, but it ultimately doesn't matter what is or isn't a hobby. Who cares if someone is active or passive or whatever during what they do to pass time pleasantly?
Rock tumbling is low investment hobby
This build was nuts! So happy my favorite weapon is the bow
Ngl i was more invested into the hobby topic than the gameplay
truly one of the boons
Too far imo
for around 8:34, as a magic player there ARE ways to play the game itself without spending a cent, but if you want to get into collecting then yeah it can get... quite expensive depending on the card, how good it is in the meta and/or how aesthetically pleasing it is to folks. deckbuilding itself for solid decks can also get expensive, but if you wanna get into that side of it without too much expenses then i recommend the Pauper format whose decks usually don't go for more than like $50
Also, if you just want to play casually and not in any tournaments, proxying is always an option for more expensive cards! I don't think there's really any casual group out there who'll fault you for proxying a $600 card lol.
not to ignore the challenge of the vid but re: hobbies, I feel like what makes a hobby a hobby is specificity and depth of knowledge. "Watching TV" as in, watching a couple of shows here and there you like, isn't a hobby in the same way that catching a few movies every year doesn't make someone a "film buff" (which is just a nice way to say "watching movies is my hobby"). But if you specifically like watching soap operas or dating shows or singing competition shows, then that is now your hobby because you can compare different kinds that have popped up, can understand changes over time, can recognize reocurring faces/trends, etc. You get pumped when a new soap opera/dating show/singing comp, etc drops. You have become a "connoisseur" of that type of show.
on the point of starter video games, my intro game that my friends got me into in 2018 was classic WoW. sometimes it isn’t about mechanics, sometimes you gotta figure out what will make them click. bc there are a bunch of popular games i have tried that i didn’t like.
I think all Zeus run will be the only one easier than this.
Something counts as a hobby if you actually engage with it. This can be that you do something, like say make a painting, but also that you seek out a new book, or a knife for your collection.
Thus, watching tv, passively whatever's on or switching around isn't a hobby, but watching a specific show is.
Fun run !
Thanks for the vid'
I think a hobby is usually something you can get better at through certain means.
About watching movies as a hobbie.
My family had Ritual for that for several years. My father had several hundred movies in stash and an excel table with information about them: country of origin, genre, actors, director, summary, critical reception (positive, negative, controversial) and stuff. And almost each weekend our family gathered and watched one or two, with commentary and discussion if there was anything to discuss. Then movie was marked in the table with quality control and we went on, maybe returning if it turned out good or haunting enough.
I don't think many people would even want to dig into movies that much, but at least you can find some cool stuff if you are willing to try something outside familiar. And there definetely is a lot of it, always.
(At least I've found out about Jan Svankmejer through this)
LET'S GOOO ARTEMIS IS WHAT WE WANT
👏Hermes 👏only 👏run!
Here's just a list of hobbies I'm into:
Woodworking
Archery
Lockpicking
Writing (screenplays, adaptations, poetry)
Reading
Building computers
3D printing
Music (guitar, bass, drums, vocals)
Video games obviously
Drone building/flying
A hobby is just doing something you enjoy doing, it does not require any changes to anything or not, walking is a hobby, running is a hobby, reading is a hobby, gaming is a hobby, there’s no limit to something being a hobby just because of the outcome, it’s all about the enjoyment
Maybe defining hobbies by how it impacts somebody sense of community/identity. Like the entire tv watching population wouldn't have a shared community but maybe making it a bit more specfic makes it a community and by that is made into a hobby. Maybe?
I think that's a good angle. I guess with some things you can definitely do them as a hobby solo though - like model building. Surprisingly difficult to draw this line.
i feel like it really depends on the weapon aspect
i think lucifer will always be rough with just one god
Bouldy boon? More like Artemis Boon. Fishing? More like Artemis Boon. Chaos? More like Artemis Boon. Zeus? Yeah buddy, more like Artemis Boon. Meg call? More like Artemis call for a boon. Hermes? More like Artemis Boon. Dio Boon? Ehhhh more like Artemis Boon. Ares Boon? More like Artemis Boon. Aphro? I think you meant to say “Artemis Boon”. There’s a mystery boon in Charons shop. Can you guess what it is? GOLLY ITS AN ARTEMIS BOON WOWZERS OMG!!!!! Posiedon? Artemis boon. Daedalus Hammer? More like Artemis Hammer (boon). Coin? Only for Artemis OnlyFans-I MEAN HER BOON! Apollo mod? More like Mod for more Artemis Boom with different effects. My mom asked me what I wanted from the store. I told her I just want the usual Artemis Boon. Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis, Artemis… Artemis boon.
By the end of the run Zagreus had literally become Artemis 😂
I don't think there is any specific requirement for having a hobby, as long as it's something you consider you do to 'unwind'/enjoyment/satisfaction or something you sort of do frequently (the latter also being debatable). You don't necessarily need to gain anything, or have some active interaction, or be skilled in it.
If you enjoy painting and aren't good at it, it's still valid to call it a hobby. If you listen to music and watch tv but don't discuss or critique it, it's still valid enough to be a hobby, or if you make sourdough or craft beer but it only takes you like a couple of hours of work/active effort per month to maintain that hobby, i'd say it's still valid. Debating people on the internet, even if it just makes you angry and doesn't have a positive outcome for you, can still be a hobby cuz it's this extra-curricular thing you do that's not necessarily related to your work or livelihood or career or education.
Of course, you can get very radical with this (is masturbating a hobby? 💀) but you know what, why not.
I guess asking someone about their 'hobby' is, to me, a synonym for 'what do you do besides work or study,for enrichment?'
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i think you undervalue attack speed for charge weapons.. special speed is also amazing for something like chiron. attack speed does make the charge faster, and it can be especially useful for a weapon with a slow base attack speed. also twin shot makes the charge a lot slower, the attack speed boon would kind of make up for it. idk i just always found it weird that you undervalue attack and special speed. I've always felt it to be quite valuable, especially in comparison to the other options. maybe not as good as rush delivery, but its up there. attack speed on Rama has always been an insta take for me. makes it much easier to get crits on power shots. can be the difference between one-shotting hades and.. well, not. and getting stunned :P
That's just not true though, attack/special speed does NOT effect the charge rate of things like the bow attack. We've looked at the code to confirm, it only effects the time between attacks (i.e. how rapid Flurry Shot would trigger).
the wiki says "Works in decreasing weapon attack charge time by X%". I swear when I've used it, it works.
@@aBanabis I asked some modders to confirm and they said it doesn't work, but there might be something weird with bow charge speed but only if you don't dash strike. Maybe I can use the codex mod to try to see if there's a difference.
@@Haelian hmm idk. maybe i was just wrong about it. you don't have to :P
I think a hobby is anything that someone does that they find enriching. It doesn't need to require skill, just something that one does (hopefully) for fun.
I heard Birdwatching is a non-expensive Hoppy
At 25:45 you could have at least looked in the Well to see if you could have purged something inessential to afford like... a 3rd Hermes? (Or just rebuy the same boon -- perhaps at a higher rarity -- ie for lols).
Animal Crossing is indeed a pretty good game if you don't have a lot of experience with videogames. It's cozy, fun and creative but also not too demanding on your time. You can put it down and get back to work or whatever anytime with no problem.
Pokémon games are also not too shabby for casual play, the mechanics aren't hard to learn and the mons are cute.
Minecraft is great if you really like building and exploring, Stardew is a great farming game. It really depends on what you as a person might like, but there is a beginner friendly and good game out there for everyone.
8:45 Commander is super fun with the right group of friends, but don't get into magic as an investment.
i think it becomes a hobby when you feel obligated to do it for yourself.
i would suggest getting into tcg (trading card games) only if you have money to burn otherwise avoid it before you end up with 2k+ worth of yu-gi-oh
Hard to miss Artemis
Really, I think almost anything could be considered a hobby, especially just based on the definition. However, I think the real discussion is if the hobby is worthwhile and meaningful and to what extent. For instance, while there is some worth in being entertained by a tv series, many people would argue that discussing the central themes and characters of a series is more meaningful because it fosters a community as well as critical thinking.
On the hobby discussion and tv/reading/videogames. IMO, it depends how deeply you're involved in the activity. If you occasionally play Minecraft with friends, I wouldn't call it a hobby. If you play many different games, if you do it often, if you replay them and try to improve your skills, maybe enter some competitions, yeah, it's absolutely a hobby. The tv equivalent of this would be searching for some old and/or underrated shows, reading and writing reviews, maybe creating some fan content. If you watch some Netflix in the weekend though, I doubt you can call it a hobby.
Using this reasoning, I used to say reading is my hobby and now I don't say that anymore. I used to actively seek books, find people who read the same book and argue about it, find some self-published texts, do additional research if it was non-fiction, find and create some content if it was fiction... I'd be reading a book every day. Now, eh, I read them sometimes. My commitment is non-existent, so it's not a hobby anymore.
"get into MTG; it's a great investment" LMAOOO my friend who plays it talks about it on purpose like it's a gambling addiction
Definition of hobby: an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure.
Definition of activity: a thing that a person or group does or has done
So just purely by definition watching tv would be considered a hobby. Bird watching is just watching birds, though there can be more to it. Watching documentaries would be considered a fairly normal thing to say as a hobby. As long as you consistently do it in your leisure time, it's a hobby.
How in the world would reading NOT be a hobby?
In general though, I think how much you engage in something should be a factor in if something is a hobby. Some things, like reading, any art, or trading cards require a lot of engagement. TV and movies, at baseline, have very little but some people will engage in fan theories, learning about the shows development, etc, which pushes it more into hobby territory. Same with music, a lot of people just listen to fill the silence but if somebody is seeking new music, actively searching for new music, going to shows, etc, it’s pushed into being a hobby.
We also shouldn’t take away other people’s hobbies or course
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The hobby discussion is interesting - I spend a good amount of time a day browsing Twitter and Tiktok and I would (similarly to watching TV) feel bad considering those hobbies but there's not really a good enough criterion I can put forth to distinguish those from other more passive hobbies like reading books or watching movies. Reading does feel more high effort and imo so does watching movies or anime, at least in the sense that it's more of a pursuit. Perhaps my internal bias is guided by a combination of feeling like a) a hobby should imply some form of semi-specific interest/passion and b) a hobby should involve some level of interaction with the activity. You don't often find people who are "into" TV, or "into" Twitter, but you do find people who are "into" movies/anime/books/watching sports, and that usually entails putting forth at least some effort to engage with those mediums. Additionally, I would feel less bad considering TV a hobby if a person has a more specific interest, like watching comedies or reality TV or dramas bc then you're displaying a more active curation/passion (granted they're still all hobbies at the end of the day)
I finally beat 32 on the zag spear and the only thing keeping me going was these videos
Congrats!!
Everything can be a hobby if youre engaged and passionate about it.
I think that's the bottomline for me as well.
If you dont know how to cook, then I agree that is the best hobby to learn. Everyone should be able to cook at least a few things.
Hey Haelian... I have a video idea. May be stupid lol.
Have you ever done an Ultimate Build run? Using a mod to give yourself a perfect selection of boons at the outset and seeing how fast you can beat the game?
I'd be interested in seeing what aspect and boons you'd choose to move the absolute fastest.
We've kind of done it but only in the context of trying to beat a really hard challenge (i.e. 99 Heat video). Might be interesting to highlight what the absolute top end looks like from a casual perspective though.
Had a run just like this one
Hearing everyone discuss what qualifies as a hobby to them was kinda funny. There are good and bad hobbies. Whether one rots your brain or not doesn’t make it any less of a hobby than one that improves a skill.
If you’ve never played Minecraft a first playthrough would be sooo fun to watch
i love artemis so much she is just my favorite girl of them all..
magic is a fun hobby if you just want to play and have fun
if you want to buy the official cards and play with a lower power level, it can be fairly cheap, or you can proxy cards if you want to play the expensive formats
Someone suggesting to get get into trading cards is like someone trying to get you into league💀
Watching TV shows is sort of the same kind of hobby as reading a book. I would value reading higher, but it is the same thought process for me.
You watch a movie / show and get to look at the craftmanship, the writing, the way scenes are shot, acting - that can be a hobby even if you are just doing it for yourself.
Not everyone who is reading is in a book club either.
i love sleeping to your videos man no one puts me to sleep as good as you honestly
i dont try to be mean btw i know it very much sounds like it but its not :D
This was really cool to watch
How did you get it to only offer Artemis and Hermes?
Was it not mentioned or did you bring it up and I just missed it?
I forgot to mention it's a mod (linked in the description) since we've done several of these before.
@@Haelian oh okay, that makes sense
Thank you for answering!
Chaos run please Dan!
magic is a great game to play. its not the best to collect, but if you're into collecting, it's not the worst
On the subject of magic as a hobby, its definitely not an investment unless you're ridiculously lucky, or have been collecting cards for a long time already. Yes, some of the older cards get sold for thousands of dollars in good condition, but newer stuff isn't gonna be worth that much probably ever, but definitely not for at least 20 years. That being said, if you have friends who play magic it can be a very fun casual hobby. i play magic with some of my friends and we have a few different decks we each play, but we're happy with that, and very rarely buy any more cards. its really expensive if you want to play in tournaments where you have to keep up with the current cards because you have to keep buying new stuff, but to play casually with some friends doesnt take more than $50 each
11:00 - My wife isn't into video games, but she's a huge fan of Alice, Alice Returns, Little Big Planet, and Hades. Go figure.
Its funny to say that hades isnt a good beginner game, because its literally the game that got my sibling(and myself by extension) into gaming. I also played Celeste and Minecraft to be fair, so i guess hades wasnt my first game
i love taking pictures of bugs and other stuff at macro
I relate so heavily to the talk about people you kinda know recommending you things you clearly wouldn't like
A guy I kind of knew reached out to me recently and we kind of just talked for a bit. In the conversation, he just started recommending me games I knew existed but had no interest in playing. Games like Deus ex human revolution, Starfield, and Scorn. I just kind of politely said "maybe lol" and moved on
I've left my game reviews public (I only rate ~10% what I play, so not too into it), and one of them is a negative for Skyrim with a total of ~150 hours in it
27:00 Shiny Run invalidated (we must cancel Haelian)
Edit: Do not actually cancel Haelian
Oh I don't notice, lol.
I'll get the apology video ready
Where can I find the DMG % mod, it is interesting to know what is doing the most dmg. Is a interesting way to make choices in the future to test builds that normaly someone woulndt take for more dps.
www.nexusmods.com/hades/mods/49?tab=description
To chime into the hobby discussion I think things like listening to music or reading counts if you are not only like listening to music but your are learning things about it, trying to gain deeper understanding, you socialise around it etc. Like you are putting effort into your listening or reading. You can't really do that with TV. I guess you can become a soap opera expert, but that isn't as impressive as somebody who knows a ton of trivia about Radiohead.
i came for the hades i stayed for the silly little conversations you have with chat.
I think it's possible for video games to not be a hobby if someone plays them very casually. some candy crush on the phone or some FIFA with friends every now and again. it really just depends on the level of engagement I think. same with TV, I think it can count as a hobby for someone to watch dramas for example because they fully engage with them on the regular. I think there has to be a sort of semi regular repetition of the activity too. I like bowling but I don't do it enough for it to be a hobby, I think. We have terms to differentiate between hobbyists and non hobbyists of an activity too. Audiophile, Cinephile, "casual" gamer etc. I think if someone self identifies as a hobbyist you can't really deny it, though.
Trading card games, especially in a collecting aspect, is a money pit. Can be a fun hobby as a game, much more than that and things get to be a lot.
I wish they had this in the base game or some kind of sandbox after finishing the story too good off or just try anything
This may be a dumb question (I'm new to your videos, and also only 90 hours into Hades), but was this a modded run?
I just never had a run before where I got so many Boons from one god
Yes we're using a mod so that only Artemis gets offered!
Reject Olympus, return to the woods with the witches and lesbians
I think Artemis only would work good on Hestia, guan Yu and Arthur too
One boon of getting into MTG is that I don't have the money to get addicted to drugs
I admit to not being a fan of Rama simply because the attack is so SLOW. It's chunky, but you're as liable to take damage as you are to kill someone.
Chiron doesn't have as high a ceiling, but it's infinitely safer, and doesn't rely on a high quality Hermes attack to be functional. Plus it with support fire is beautiful. Sidewinders everywhere.
Hi
I've installed the mod but i can't get it to work.
Where do you pick the god in game?
The default is Aphrodite, you need to open the .lua file you got with the mod and change the designated god to whoever you want. Then save, reinstall mod, good to go.
I’m still quite new to this game, how is he only getting Artemis?
26:53 Did this stop being a shiny run when I wasn't looking?
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This was great. Was really excited to see Artemis and the DPS meter. Didn’t think they’d get combined, but that’s really fun.
I’m wondering what solo god would be best for Gilgamesh. I’m thinking either Aphrodite or Athena. Aphrodite with weak and fairly good %s on Attack/Special, plus Charm? Could work! Athena, obviously, helps mitigate the drawbacks of Gilgamesh. (I recall you saying Gilgamesh isn’t your favorite weapon, so this is mostly theory, though I’d watch a run like that, obviously.)
Mentioned in this is, “What about only Hermes,” and it made me realize you’d have to carefully decide if you could stack the Well of Charon speed boosts enough to be better than just having the Plume on, with regards to Rush Delivery. If you can guarantee the Wells, obviously it’s better, but if you can’t, it’s more interesting.
Loving the content. Think I’ll swing by on Twitch.
Zeus would probably be best with Gilgamesh for this, but that's mostly because Zeus will be best for most aspects.
Wouldn't Nemesis work better with Arty? Or crit chances don't stack?
Well you can get a higher crit chance by taking nemesis which means that boons like Clean Kill would be slightly better but it's not a big deal really.
10:02 magic is a fun hobby, but god NEVER get into collecting if you’re less experienced than your fellow players, because when you get to trading, any promise of “oh don’t worry, I’ll tell you if a card you’re trading is really valuable” goes out the window once you bring something that actually is. I went to my club where I normally don’t trade anything (definitely not anymore) with a group of good cards to trade, and walked away scammed out of the equivalent of almost 180 dollars in cards, with my normally nice friends absolutely in tears (of laughter) over how stupid I was for just giving away x card for y card, even though they constantly assured me that my inexperience wouldn’t be a problem and that they wouldn’t offer anything unfair, or that “tHaT OFfeR wAS a jOKe I dIDnT tHiNK yoU WOulD aCtUAllY tAkE iT”, even though they wouldn’t let me take it back once I accepted because of course not.
Hobby collectors are ruthless man. Thanks for giving me an excuse to vent.
Shes my queen
Funny how none of chat mentions reading or working out as a hobby
As a player whose spent a lot of money on magic for like 6 years at this point, I never suggest getting into it.
i used to collect baseball cards when i was younger. it was interesting because the value of individual cards were tied to the players' performance in that current season(as long as they aren't retired). Like for instance, in 1998, during a "home run record chase" between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, both whose cards' value were average of best, quadrupled in price. All of their cards throughout all the different sets were valuable because everyone was watching them play and rooting for them at the time. That's the one fun thing I found about it. If you're not actually interested in the game, it's not going to be fun or interesting to collect. IMO.
i think getting into robots because of battlebots would be more of an interest than a hobby, imo it becomes a hobby when you actually start interacting with said thing instead of just being interested in it
Perhaps Lego Starwars Skywalker Saga. It has bit of a lot of Actionpacked Genres if they find the Lifesims a bit boring.