Yeah, a lot of attacks in Hard difficulty don't really need a whole lot of words to know what to do, since I think they're generally pretty understandable as you see them play out. As such, I don't feel like there's much to say, since in this context it's stress-free and you're able to see everything on screen (and rewind). Emerald Lakeside is more on the execution-side anyway, so it's more on the player being able to move properly to avoid getting hit. I already showed how to move on a slightly slower class, so there's not much else I can say here compared to something like Red Darkhouse (and it's not like you need me to say "Hey if you're green, you should to go the green spot" or "this attack alternates between the colored circles and the center circle" when you can just see it happening right there). Though, if you think there's something that I should point out, feel free to say so and I can put it in the description and maybe even a pinned comment.
![Red Darkhouse (Hard) Solo Guide [Rabbit and Steel]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/92Os9H0MKFU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Red Darkhouse (Hard) Solo Guide [Rabbit and Steel]](/img/tr.png)
Very useful.
Learnt some new movement for Blush.
And... Avy... Just get good at dodging those pesky small balls.
Cheers.
super helpful videos thanks!
not as much of a guide than a showcase
Yeah, a lot of attacks in Hard difficulty don't really need a whole lot of words to know what to do, since I think they're generally pretty understandable as you see them play out. As such, I don't feel like there's much to say, since in this context it's stress-free and you're able to see everything on screen (and rewind).
Emerald Lakeside is more on the execution-side anyway, so it's more on the player being able to move properly to avoid getting hit. I already showed how to move on a slightly slower class, so there's not much else I can say here compared to something like Red Darkhouse (and it's not like you need me to say "Hey if you're green, you should to go the green spot" or "this attack alternates between the colored circles and the center circle" when you can just see it happening right there). Though, if you think there's something that I should point out, feel free to say so and I can put it in the description and maybe even a pinned comment.