A couple interesting little mechanics that weren't in this guide: 1. Revali can dodge cancel out of his grounded C2 and (extended) C3 combos once the gale winds spawn to immediately take flight afterwards, letting him immediately transition to his aerials without the startup animation of pressing ZR. 2. The two versions of his stasis runes last for different amounts of time, with the grounded one keeping enemies frozen for about two seconds longer. And 3. His grounded C3 can actually grab enemies he hits with his stasis, unlike the Great Fairies' command grab. Combined with the wide range of his stasis, this means you can grab one of the smaller enemies surrounding a named one and catch it in the flurry of bomb arrows, which does a surprising amount of weak-point gauge damage. (You can also aim the aforementioned bomb arrows in the extended C3 combo while he shoots them, which I didn't realize for way too long, lol.) Still a pretty bizarre move overall, but it's more versatile than you might expect. This guide did a good job covering the basics, but I'd highly recommend implementing these three mechanics I mentioned into your gameplay if you want to master Revali.
Something extra here: If you dodge cancel out of certain parts of the ground strong attacks (only second and third), you're actually able to get in the air faster than using his unique action.
I find it extremely surprising how many people claim that he is their least favorite character to use when personally, he was one of the most likable characters for me personally to use. I really had a blast playing as him and he was definitely one of my most used characters overall.
@@extinctive3737 Teba is my favorite, and Revali my least, personally. I'm surprised so many people also don't like Revali, I thought I was in the minority thinking his hop from ground to air and back was clunky and unpleasant. And none of his attacks feel particularly powerful either, compared to other characters. He's one of those I've used the least.
Revali is one of the ones I was drawn to at first myself. His Unique action is simple but can be extremely effective when you know what you're doing with his aerial playstyle. The big thing is that he's similar to Riju in that YOU CAN'T STOP MOVEING. As long as you keep on the move, you're practically untouchable. Most bosses with still use grounded attacks against you so you can simply counter attack when they're finished. Now....an Aerial battle Style my not be for everyone, but for those can take the time to learn him, he'll be able to match the ego that he so famously has.
I wouldn't say he's like Riju; he's actually a pretty stationary fighter, all things considered. Just set yourself up at a good distance, wait for/force out a weak point, stasis, and shred your foes to ribbons.
Revali is actually my second favourite character to us (after one-handed Link Sword+Shield). He would be my most wanted new Zelda character for Smash tbh. And dang, you've really been pumping these guides out! Awesome stuff!
I'd love to see all 4 champions to have a slot in Smash. They'd all share the same B-Moves but different A-Moves, kind of like a reverse Pyra/Mythra(same A-Moves but different B-Moves)
Revali does take quite a bit of practice to master, but I would say that he works quite well. Having almost exclusively aerials, coupled with the fact that Mid-air damage seals are more potent than Strong attack damage seals means he can belt out copious amount of damage when his weapon is built well
Revali is probably one of the best characters. He can fly high, so he can easily reveal weak point gauges of tall enemies like hinox, talus or moblin. He can also create tall attacks such as the fourth or second strong when using revalis gale. If you have trouble revealing guages, use our favourite cocky birbo
I would like to add, Revali's tornado strong attack rips through Stone Talus weak points due to the height of the attack, and typically 2 will force out a weak point smash.
He has an infinite weakpoint stunlock combo, I forgot the exact combo outside of mixing C6 and Stasis cause it has been a few months but on normal and hard I could consistently kill every boss that allowed Revali to be used in one combo (to two combos if I messed up). His C6 forces weakpoint damage so masterful execution of his combo (or passable execution if you build him with attack speed) will allow him to just stop all bosses from doing anything. He is ridiculously powerful, he just requires a bit of investment to break the game over your knee with.
one thing that could be said about Revali from a lore standpoint is that he's still young, around Link's age and everything, so while he's trained his tailfeathers off to reach where he is now, reaching around the same point as Teba I'd say, he's still got a long ways to go
My favorite Champion is Urbosa, but I love playing as Revali. He just rips through the smaller enemies very quickly and dodge cancelling out of his stasis rune after he fires the volley so you can get some quick hits in is just nuts. I am working on trying to find an 80 base powered bow so I can build that one up and I prefer all Mid-Air Attack damage so I can watch enemies and weak point gauges melt.
I imagine a duo of Urbosa and Revali would probably work pretty well. As Revali can mow through the smaller enemies, clearing the way, while Urbosa duels the larger, named enemies.
You can do an Infinite against Hinox and Guardians if you're able to break point with the following combo : c6 and as soon as he Land : stasis ( the bomb arrow will hit and expose gage before the lock ) ZR, C5, and if the the gage didn't break, you can do a C5 again or keep doing damage on the ground with his standard attacks or c2. If you Time correctly, you can expose their weak point again with his c6 before They Can Do anything. I think this combo is his best way to rack up damage ( i have full air attack buff ), but maybe i'm wrong, who know Revali was my main before i Switch to chad Teba, the ritos are just my favorite specie lmao
Yeah, Revali and Teba are busted and sadly this guide misses that revali has an infinite weapoint lock combo Build him for attack speed and he can infinite weakpoint lock combo any and every boss and enemy in the game he can be used against
I think the forced grounding strong attacks are good to use when a weak point gauge is out, or when you want to use your Rods. Both of those can only be done on the ground, so you can easily use the tornado combo directly into a weak point smash easier than you could by landing on his unique action. For Rods especially, giving yourself free cover through the tornado, or making distance through the bomb arrow (C5 and C6 I believe?) Can be helpful for taking advantage of elemental weaknesses and the like.
When a WP Gauge is out, a Stasis Attack (taunt cancelled) into ground combo should be more than enough to deal with most enemies (aside from the new Vicious enemies or if they are at a significantly higher lvl than you.) So while your advice is not *wrong* it certainly is overshadowed by a powerful Stasis attack, sorry '^_^
@@CJSai64 might've worded my comment wrong anyway. I more meant using it when the WP gauge is nearly empty while in the air and you'll have to land to do the smash anyway. Granted the difference is only half a second but it's still helpful
@@aquamarinerose5405 Most of his combos ground you and you can spam X to skip right to the WP smash. If you mean, trying to squeeze the last possible second to finish the WP, then you didn't do the Stasis combo right, or are fighting a strong enough enemy, like I said. Btw, Bomb rune *always* does WP damage. You can always use that if you left like 1 wedge left. I don't mean to offend, it's just using Rods for anything other than elemental counters and environmental damage seems really wasteful to me ^_^'
@@CJSai64 that and with attack speed Revali can actually do an infinite combo on bosses while mixing C6 and Stasis effectively. Super hilarious. It can still be done without it, just is much easier with it
I'd say he was the least fun I had using especially for the missions where he was mandatory. Aside from having trouble grasping what he is supposed to do, he wasn't all that great to use against bosses or Lynels. Interestingly, he is better suited for an ally than played as since the AI does a decent job at using his moves better than I can with some exceptions.
I'd say apart from agreeing with you, he's really great for targeting Talus' weak points; his Gale allows him to get at a level where you can target the heck out of it. Same with the weak point eye of a Hinox. He's also a good choice for killing mobs quickly, once you really level him up.
@@MrAwesomeMatty Yeah. Interesting to see that his Soldier's bow has a decent hidden seal for raising levels of weapons. Personally I prefer the more on-ground fighters than flight or mid-air. Though Mipha and Daruk can demolish Talus really well with Daruk's weapon seals being preferable to mineral mining.
Ngl, I found him to be one of the best champions (up there with Mipha and Teba) for boss-slaying. His unique mechanic makes him pretty much untouchable considering bosses' tendencies for sweeping, ground-based attacks (in particular, Lynels slow, telegraphed attacks are hella easy to dodge/counter when you can just flick your way out of their range and demolish their weak points from afar. (That stasis rune has a HUGE AoE and chews through gauges like Kohga's eye-laser on steroids) Add some range to his attacks and he just gets stupid broken. It's really all about making sure you've got the right kit for his arsenal, which does make him one of the more grind-y fighters at the start, but he really shines mid-late game if you invest in his equipment.
You can infinite stunlock bosses and force their weakpoints to be exposed by mixing his stasis and bomb arrow attacks (all bomb arrow attacks force weakpoint to be exposed) An attack speed revali can kill every boss you can use him against in one combo or two if you mess up. He is mean when played well
Even though Urbosa is my main and favorite, Revali is just in my opinion probably the best character in the game, but he does take a bit to get used to. My sister showed me how to use him well, and he literally shreds everything. In my opinion, he has by far the best stasis too, and dodge cancelling is really helpful.
Flurry rush and specials will also put him on the ground so that a big thing to remember. Funny enough, his flurry rush combo is unique as its not his grounded or airborn combos. And dodge canceling out of grounded strong attacks is the best way to keep on the offensive and still get in the air.
This is the number one player for absolutely destroying large swathes of enemies and eating through weak points by Dodge cancelling AFTER he fires his arrows on the stasis. I do 3 Aerial Attack Damage Seals and 1 Attack Speed seals. He's without a question my most powerful character...even if a bit frustrating to fight with (trying to move around in small areas is hard) Also, has anyone else noticed that there are bugs in the game where his Special Attack will miss enemies ESPECIALLY when in close quarters?
I think those strong attacks that force him to land (the last ones) are a very nice touch to his kit, Since 5th destroys weakpoint gages, so you don’t have to waste time landing to initiate the weakpoint blow And the 6th for him to be able to usecinetic immediately, as i think he can’t use his runes in the air (i might be wrong though) So it’s very thought about and handy for what those strong attacks are made for
Idk if it was pathed or just been forever since I played Age of Calamity (the DLC got me back in the game), but if timed a Statis right as you landed with the aerial C5, Revali would keep the momentum while doing his Statis attack. Him zooming across the battlefield while doing his smug pose was just the best.
I find Revali really overpowered when his weapon is leveled up enough and with all midair attack bonus seals, such a good crowd clearer and if you use him right he's actually really damn good against bosses. With proper utilization of his superior stasis, he can absolutely demolish weak point gauges, not to mention how his tornado strong attack rips through taluses.
Since the DLC I have Revali Great Eagle Bow is LV50 211+15 Mid Air Attack +94 Damage to Enemies Element Effects +/ 16 percent Cause LV 50 You can remove Hidden Seals He's To Overpowered he's my Ace Next To Mipha
@WarriorsDojo The one thing all of your guides are missing are the "MAX BASE STATS" of all of the weapons. This is something I have STRUGGLED to find information on. It is hard to know whether the weapon you are currently building up was higher or lower than that cool new weapon you just got. It'd be nice to know what the max base stat is for (at least) the top tier weapon of each player.
I love Revali so much lol he’s such an ass, but with his level of skill honestly I think his ego is earned. And the bitter rival trope is one of my favorites. Plus, the amount of damage other warriors can do in a minute, he can do in mere seconds with Revali’s gale. He’s def my favorite to play as, to a point that sometimes I have to get myself to hold off on him so the other characters aren’t so imbalanced and weak in comparison
It's not exactly important to this, but Revali's mobility while flying is very inconsistent. Namely, the speed at which he turns. When he's locked onto an enemy it's very smooth and easy to manage, when he isn't, he takes forever to turn and it's really clunky for some reason.
@@stchukk you can do that, yes. But depending on the camera angle you may just end up sending him back to the ground. Dodging back while in the air functions the same as pressing ZR again.
Why does Revali need Revali's Gale to fly if his already a bird, and Teba also flies and doesn't need it. It`s kinda weird. Also, almost every unique action boost the characters strenght; Zelda Bow of light, Urbosa, Sidon, Yunobo, Monk, Ganon Etc. (I don´t have the game...yet, sorry if i'm wrong, and if i am, please correct me
The one thing you forgot is that during Revali's second strong attack on the ground, you can ride the wind to get back up. One other thing is that Revali's super can also get screwed up by the environment, often getting stuck in thin corridor levels
Ok, NOW Revali’s Gale is ready
Years after, wooooooosh ~
Should I marries Revali? Okay? Yes or no?
A couple interesting little mechanics that weren't in this guide:
1. Revali can dodge cancel out of his grounded C2 and (extended) C3 combos once the gale winds spawn to immediately take flight afterwards, letting him immediately transition to his aerials without the startup animation of pressing ZR.
2. The two versions of his stasis runes last for different amounts of time, with the grounded one keeping enemies frozen for about two seconds longer.
And 3. His grounded C3 can actually grab enemies he hits with his stasis, unlike the Great Fairies' command grab. Combined with the wide range of his stasis, this means you can grab one of the smaller enemies surrounding a named one and catch it in the flurry of bomb arrows, which does a surprising amount of weak-point gauge damage. (You can also aim the aforementioned bomb arrows in the extended C3 combo while he shoots them, which I didn't realize for way too long, lol.) Still a pretty bizarre move overall, but it's more versatile than you might expect.
This guide did a good job covering the basics, but I'd highly recommend implementing these three mechanics I mentioned into your gameplay if you want to master Revali.
Wow thanks for the info. I really needed those for some of the maos
Something extra here:
If you dodge cancel out of certain parts of the ground strong attacks (only second and third), you're actually able to get in the air faster than using his unique action.
I find it extremely surprising how many people claim that he is their least favorite character to use when personally, he was one of the most likable characters for me personally to use. I really had a blast playing as him and he was definitely one of my most used characters overall.
He is cool for crowd clearing but is zero fun in one on one brawls.
Teba and Revali are my least favorite to play as honestly
Alot of people simply don't like ranged fighters in musous. There's a good reason for this, as past ranged fighters have been... notably bad.
Maybe it's because everyone just hates Revali as a character.
@@extinctive3737 Teba is my favorite, and Revali my least, personally. I'm surprised so many people also don't like Revali, I thought I was in the minority thinking his hop from ground to air and back was clunky and unpleasant. And none of his attacks feel particularly powerful either, compared to other characters. He's one of those I've used the least.
This game as well as the Champions Ballad DLC is why I have a lowkey crush on Revali
One of my fave characters to play as when it comes to pure fun. Very satisfying mowing down enemies with his arrow spread shots while flying.
Revali is one of the ones I was drawn to at first myself. His Unique action is simple but can be extremely effective when you know what you're doing with his aerial playstyle.
The big thing is that he's similar to Riju in that YOU CAN'T STOP MOVEING. As long as you keep on the move, you're practically untouchable. Most bosses with still use grounded attacks against you so you can simply counter attack when they're finished.
Now....an Aerial battle Style my not be for everyone, but for those can take the time to learn him, he'll be able to match the ego that he so famously has.
I wouldn't say he's like Riju; he's actually a pretty stationary fighter, all things considered. Just set yourself up at a good distance, wait for/force out a weak point, stasis, and shred your foes to ribbons.
I loved playing as him but did anyone else find it awkward changing direction in midair? Is it better to just make a landing to change direction
@@montecristosmith2343 You just dodge to make sharp turns, sort of like Zelda's master cycle.
Revali is actually my second favourite character to us (after one-handed Link Sword+Shield). He would be my most wanted new Zelda character for Smash tbh.
And dang, you've really been pumping these guides out! Awesome stuff!
I'd love to see all 4 champions to have a slot in Smash.
They'd all share the same B-Moves but different A-Moves, kind of like a reverse Pyra/Mythra(same A-Moves but different B-Moves)
He's my second fave in AoC too. Also after one-handed/shield Link. All the Champions would be amazing in Smash
Revali does take quite a bit of practice to master, but I would say that he works quite well. Having almost exclusively aerials, coupled with the fact that Mid-air damage seals are more potent than Strong attack damage seals means he can belt out copious amount of damage when his weapon is built well
I always forget that . I use his ground combo for weak points. It's surprising strong
I hate using Revali in closed spaces, like Yiga Clan Hideout...haha its difficult to move him around...
@@hermin no denying that
I wanna marries Revali, I wanna marries Revali
@@keishareginahoestiawan5834 Don’t we all
Revali is probably one of the best characters. He can fly high, so he can easily reveal weak point gauges of tall enemies like hinox, talus or moblin. He can also create tall attacks such as the fourth or second strong when using revalis gale. If you have trouble revealing guages, use our favourite cocky birbo
I would like to add, Revali's tornado strong attack rips through Stone Talus weak points due to the height of the attack, and typically 2 will force out a weak point smash.
He is my favorite champion and my favorite warrior from them, his playstyle takes practice but is really fun
He has an infinite weakpoint stunlock combo, I forgot the exact combo outside of mixing C6 and Stasis cause it has been a few months but on normal and hard I could consistently kill every boss that allowed Revali to be used in one combo (to two combos if I messed up). His C6 forces weakpoint damage so masterful execution of his combo (or passable execution if you build him with attack speed) will allow him to just stop all bosses from doing anything.
He is ridiculously powerful, he just requires a bit of investment to break the game over your knee with.
one thing that could be said about Revali from a lore standpoint is that he's still young, around Link's age and everything, so while he's trained his tailfeathers off to reach where he is now, reaching around the same point as Teba I'd say, he's still got a long ways to go
I've been a Falco fan since Melee, so I'm glad he's good her too :D
My favorite Champion is Urbosa, but I love playing as Revali. He just rips through the smaller enemies very quickly and dodge cancelling out of his stasis rune after he fires the volley so you can get some quick hits in is just nuts. I am working on trying to find an 80 base powered bow so I can build that one up and I prefer all Mid-Air Attack damage so I can watch enemies and weak point gauges melt.
I imagine a duo of Urbosa and Revali would probably work pretty well. As Revali can mow through the smaller enemies, clearing the way, while Urbosa duels the larger, named enemies.
Ravioli has really nice mobility and AoE, not my favourite, but a nice alternative to Riju in farming scenarios
Please tell me that “autocorrect” to his name was intentional 😄
@@raarasunai4896 Of course, he's a master pasta chef after all
@@EmporerEmblem love it. Hope he washes his talons before pulling the noodles
Someone watches @Mr_A_Game :-D
I can't decide which theme I like the most, Mipha or Revali's.
Blue Bird Boi is Best
White Bird Boi is a close second
I user revali in a situation where there are a lot of monsters like in Hyrule Field. Then pair him up with another character with 100 KO damage bonus
You can do an Infinite against Hinox and Guardians if you're able to break point with the following combo : c6 and as soon as he Land : stasis ( the bomb arrow will hit and expose gage before the lock ) ZR, C5, and if the the gage didn't break, you can do a C5 again or keep doing damage on the ground with his standard attacks or c2. If you Time correctly, you can expose their weak point again with his c6 before They Can Do anything. I think this combo is his best way to rack up damage ( i have full air attack buff ), but maybe i'm wrong, who know
Revali was my main before i Switch to chad Teba, the ritos are just my favorite specie lmao
Yeah, Revali and Teba are busted and sadly this guide misses that revali has an infinite weapoint lock combo
Build him for attack speed and he can infinite weakpoint lock combo any and every boss and enemy in the game he can be used against
Yes one of my mains
The Falco agenda has migrated to Zelda
No one is safe
"Personally, I prefer the AIR!"
"you're off ya game, fox"
@@theonewhosellspeace "Hands off my prey!"
Revali, Teba and Lucci from pw4 may just be some of my favorite Aireal warriors to play as.
He can also use all his runes while in the air, and in the case of stasis and bombs, I find them better.
I think the forced grounding strong attacks are good to use when a weak point gauge is out, or when you want to use your Rods.
Both of those can only be done on the ground, so you can easily use the tornado combo directly into a weak point smash easier than you could by landing on his unique action.
For Rods especially, giving yourself free cover through the tornado, or making distance through the bomb arrow (C5 and C6 I believe?) Can be helpful for taking advantage of elemental weaknesses and the like.
When a WP Gauge is out, a Stasis Attack (taunt cancelled) into ground combo should be more than enough to deal with most enemies (aside from the new Vicious enemies or if they are at a significantly higher lvl than you.)
So while your advice is not *wrong* it certainly is overshadowed by a powerful Stasis attack, sorry '^_^
@@CJSai64 might've worded my comment wrong anyway. I more meant using it when the WP gauge is nearly empty while in the air and you'll have to land to do the smash anyway.
Granted the difference is only half a second but it's still helpful
@@aquamarinerose5405 Most of his combos ground you and you can spam X to skip right to the WP smash.
If you mean, trying to squeeze the last possible second to finish the WP, then you didn't do the Stasis combo right, or are fighting a strong enough enemy, like I said.
Btw, Bomb rune *always* does WP damage. You can always use that if you left like 1 wedge left.
I don't mean to offend, it's just using Rods for anything other than elemental counters and environmental damage seems really wasteful to me ^_^'
@@CJSai64 that and with attack speed Revali can actually do an infinite combo on bosses while mixing C6 and Stasis effectively. Super hilarious. It can still be done without it, just is much easier with it
He’s made me so much money from farming Hyrule Field…
Finally, Ben waiting for Ravioli since Teba
Oh my his moveset is so weird! I don't care how inefficient some parts of it are I love it!!!
I'd say he was the least fun I had using especially for the missions where he was mandatory. Aside from having trouble grasping what he is supposed to do, he wasn't all that great to use against bosses or Lynels. Interestingly, he is better suited for an ally than played as since the AI does a decent job at using his moves better than I can with some exceptions.
I'd say apart from agreeing with you, he's really great for targeting Talus' weak points; his Gale allows him to get at a level where you can target the heck out of it. Same with the weak point eye of a Hinox. He's also a good choice for killing mobs quickly, once you really level him up.
@@MrAwesomeMatty Yeah. Interesting to see that his Soldier's bow has a decent hidden seal for raising levels of weapons. Personally I prefer the more on-ground fighters than flight or mid-air. Though Mipha and Daruk can demolish Talus really well with Daruk's weapon seals being preferable to mineral mining.
Ngl, I found him to be one of the best champions (up there with Mipha and Teba) for boss-slaying. His unique mechanic makes him pretty much untouchable considering bosses' tendencies for sweeping, ground-based attacks (in particular, Lynels slow, telegraphed attacks are hella easy to dodge/counter when you can just flick your way out of their range and demolish their weak points from afar. (That stasis rune has a HUGE AoE and chews through gauges like Kohga's eye-laser on steroids) Add some range to his attacks and he just gets stupid broken.
It's really all about making sure you've got the right kit for his arsenal, which does make him one of the more grind-y fighters at the start, but he really shines mid-late game if you invest in his equipment.
You can infinite stunlock bosses and force their weakpoints to be exposed by mixing his stasis and bomb arrow attacks (all bomb arrow attacks force weakpoint to be exposed)
An attack speed revali can kill every boss you can use him against in one combo or two if you mess up. He is mean when played well
@@shadedergu9921 Absolutely. Makes him a tough entry to get used to. Real tough compared to when you're forced to use him a handful of times.
Even though Urbosa is my main and favorite, Revali is just in my opinion probably the best character in the game, but he does take a bit to get used to. My sister showed me how to use him well, and he literally shreds everything. In my opinion, he has by far the best stasis too, and dodge cancelling is really helpful.
Flurry rush and specials will also put him on the ground so that a big thing to remember. Funny enough, his flurry rush combo is unique as its not his grounded or airborn combos. And dodge canceling out of grounded strong attacks is the best way to keep on the offensive and still get in the air.
This is the number one player for absolutely destroying large swathes of enemies and eating through weak points by Dodge cancelling AFTER he fires his arrows on the stasis. I do 3 Aerial Attack Damage Seals and 1 Attack Speed seals. He's without a question my most powerful character...even if a bit frustrating to fight with (trying to move around in small areas is hard)
Also, has anyone else noticed that there are bugs in the game where his Special Attack will miss enemies ESPECIALLY when in close quarters?
One last character now; at least until November.
I think those strong attacks that force him to land (the last ones) are a very nice touch to his kit,
Since 5th destroys weakpoint gages, so you don’t have to waste time landing to initiate the weakpoint blow
And the 6th for him to be able to usecinetic immediately, as i think he can’t use his runes in the air (i might be wrong though)
So it’s very thought about and handy for what those strong attacks are made for
Revali and Saidon is my favourite. Revali clear crowd and Saidon fight boss enemy.
Oh wow. I could’ve sworn you already did a revali video
Maybe you mixed it up with teba
@@chloelin7500 probably
Idk if it was pathed or just been forever since I played Age of Calamity (the DLC got me back in the game), but if timed a Statis right as you landed with the aerial C5, Revali would keep the momentum while doing his Statis attack. Him zooming across the battlefield while doing his smug pose was just the best.
I find Revali really overpowered when his weapon is leveled up enough and with all midair attack bonus seals, such a good crowd clearer and if you use him right he's actually really damn good against bosses. With proper utilization of his superior stasis, he can absolutely demolish weak point gauges, not to mention how his tornado strong attack rips through taluses.
Since the DLC I have Revali Great Eagle Bow is LV50 211+15
Mid Air Attack +94
Damage to Enemies Element Effects +/ 16 percent
Cause LV 50 You can remove Hidden Seals He's To Overpowered he's my Ace Next To Mipha
@WarriorsDojo The one thing all of your guides are missing are the "MAX BASE STATS" of all of the weapons. This is something I have STRUGGLED to find information on. It is hard to know whether the weapon you are currently building up was higher or lower than that cool new weapon you just got. It'd be nice to know what the max base stat is for (at least) the top tier weapon of each player.
I definitely prefer Teba over Revali, but Revali is way better at doing the side missions where you can't take a hit and his range is just dumb
Thank you so much for this!
If you listen close, you can hear Revali say "Personally, I prefer the AIR!"
I love Revali so much lol he’s such an ass, but with his level of skill honestly I think his ego is earned. And the bitter rival trope is one of my favorites. Plus, the amount of damage other warriors can do in a minute, he can do in mere seconds with Revali’s gale. He’s def my favorite to play as, to a point that sometimes I have to get myself to hold off on him so the other characters aren’t so imbalanced and weak in comparison
Well, there you go, @Lukio who posted on the last one asking for Revali!
Revali is an extremely powerful character that feels clunky as hell to control
It's not exactly important to this, but Revali's mobility while flying is very inconsistent. Namely, the speed at which he turns. When he's locked onto an enemy it's very smooth and easy to manage, when he isn't, he takes forever to turn and it's really clunky for some reason.
in this case, you may want to dodge (press B) to make a quick sharp turn to the left or right.
@@stchukk you can do that, yes. But depending on the camera angle you may just end up sending him back to the ground. Dodging back while in the air functions the same as pressing ZR again.
Recaló is my 2nd favorite of the botw and aoc
To be honest, he's my 2nd least used champion character. My least used one is Daruk.
Honesty I didn't like him at first but he grew on me
“He fires of a bomb arrow”
Then Revali fires six arrows
Ah yes, my main that killed Calamity Ganon, as it should be
"Storm Tornado"... oops, wrong game... Still waiting a Rock-Man's Musou.
Ravioli, Ravioli, give me the updraftioli
Who do you prefer? Revali or Teba?
Teba, 100%
Revali
Why does Revali need Revali's Gale to fly if his already a bird, and Teba also flies and doesn't need it. It`s kinda weird. Also, almost every unique action boost the characters strenght; Zelda Bow of light, Urbosa, Sidon, Yunobo, Monk, Ganon Etc.
(I don´t have the game...yet, sorry if i'm wrong, and if i am, please correct me
Dealing with wizzards is such a pain for me with Revali :| any tips for that
Ah the ravioli got his turn
Good video
Am I bad at aiming his C4 attack for headshots, or is it just not possible? I can do it for Link's arrows or Impa's kunai.
I think Calamity Ganon is the only one you haven’t done now? Is he the last one?
He already done it
You forgot the special attack ?
Can i ask wy only 3&1 and never 2&2 when it comes to seals?
Best way to get the maximum damage bonus for characters with different hidden seals (2 and 4 for +20 damage)
You made a mistake, his name is not revali. His name is ravioli, as is "ravioli ravioli give me the formuoli"
"Ravioli, Ravioli, give me the updraftioli"
一 Sean Chiplock
The fact that his two weaker weapons aren't the sparrow bow and the falcon bow bugs me.
Me too, but they didn't want to give the same weapons to different warriors so people wouldn't ask why they can't share weapons, probably...
The one thing you forgot is that during Revali's second strong attack on the ground, you can ride the wind to get back up.
One other thing is that Revali's super can also get screwed up by the environment, often getting stuck in thin corridor levels
Poor ravioli, no one likes his personality
thats not true
Should I marries Revali? Okay? Yes or no?
Aka "The friend that nobody likes"