Alear BASIC UNIT GUIDE! Maddening
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
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In this video I outline how to use Alear on Maddening in terms of classes, upgrades, passives, etc.
This guide is aimed at the early/midgame. I will be making an advanced guide that covers emblem rings and endgame unit builds. - Ігри
The minus five points of drip on the hero class is so punishing that it's just not viable -- literally anything else is better. I'd rather run Alear as a monk.
I don’t know what they were thinking
wdym hero outfit looks pretty rad
Hero drip is actually atrocious
Wait… you might be cooking something there. Alear will have 45% growths on both str and mag as a monk. And they’re already super fast. Hmmmm…
I have Alear as a martial master and am having fun quad punching through enemies with upgraded and engraved flashing fist weapon.
Mage Knight Alear is actually op because you keep the pony tail on all the time. I believe it's the same for berserker and sage too
Wolf Knight as well
Fools mage cannoneer female alear keeps her MASSIVE dress on at all times causing for the model to clip through itself whenever she walks
That is the best class choice
Dude you are basically Byleth in real life teaching us the art of combat
LOL
Finally! I've been waiting for the unit guides. 🙏 I love your videos. 🙏
this brings me back to the triangle strategy days haha, excited to see the rest of the unit guides :)
Honestly on maddening I prefer to leave alear in their unique class for the type bonuses with certain emblems like corrin/camilla or byleth, although byleth is often better on a mystical unit. While lacking 1-2 range outside of the levin sword you can always pickup advance from Roy or something like that and there's enough combat units in this game that I like to leave alear as this swiss army knife of sorts.
yeah same my first madd playthrough i put Corrin on him to get the elemental tiles i want and now on my 2nd one i gave her Byleth so when she dances the refreshed units can kick ass!
Definitely number one incentive to staying on Divine Dragon is the Dragon unit type for ring bonuses, particularly Corrin. My Alear felt far behind my other powerhouses on Maddening but I settled for letting them chip targets with Levin Sword, moving to a favorable spot with Canter, and allowing others to beat down that target more freely. Having access to both Fire and Fog dragon veins is also great for flexibility, and the other types occasionally help. It's definitely a waste of damage potential given Alear's poor magic growth but it has been fairly effective.
Outside of Corrin is there any advantage in your opinion to staying on Dragon Unit Type?
@@IcedCoffeeGaming There is Byleth, who boosts all stats by 3. That is pretty nice, and Alear does not have a very high personal strength growth, so coupled with the crazy defenses of enemies later, committing to the support role is at least a solid option. There is also the late game celica, who with a chain attack party, gives extra range on Warp Ragnarok and Echo, which pairs nicely with the fact that enemies are corrupted in the end, and you also get Favorite Food for free. So after you are done engaging, or are done with engage+, you can quickly re-engage with a meal. The reason I propose Celica is because she is not in demand, and when you are in Engage mode, you lose the previous emblem, so you should keep the best rings not on Alear.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming Could make a case for Roy (larger area on Blazing Lion, +Str for Alear in general) or Byleth (all stats+3 on rally/dance) but definitely not to the same degree as Corrin. Tiki among the DLC ones has a unique breath that creates fog tiles in a weird pattern (you hit a T shape with the attack and make 4 total fog tiles to the left and right of the area), gives a small heal on revival stone, and has the obviously good +15 to all growths. But outside of those cases I wouldn't say Dragon type is crazy strong. There are some interesting Dragon effects on the more magic-oriented rings (+1 range on Celica Echo sticks out) but they're not really suited to Alear.
@@SeraviSays Yeah I agree, a lot of the other rings outside Byleth, Corrin and Camilla give great bonuses to dragon but you can't do anything with that since Alear's stats in that class are not good enough to reap the benefits.
If you run DLC Camilla Divine dragon is really good doing attacking always does aoe 10% of enemy HP and gives flier movement whenever engaged along with different dragon veins and AoE of Engage attack being larger. Outside of that I mostly just keep Alear as divine dragon Corrin b/c utility of it is more fun personally than being invincible whenever Lucina is up.
Dragon byleth is insane the tutoring is 2 range allowing you to give uber buff to your team basically allowing your fastest unit ( choel/lapis/ fast unit ) to even double fast unit not to mention the utility with astra storm to get a lot of extra damage
I think next time I think I'll try running Paladin for 15-20 levels before switching to something stronger for endgame cause that 50% strength growth sounds nice. Berserker is a bit tempting for the build and the fact that Alear has a ponytail which... is important to me for some reason.
Once you get to end game, alear can do whatever he/she wants as a physical attacker because of engage+ bonuses.
I think corrin and tiki ring are really the only real reasons to keep alear on dragon. I’m trying them both on maddening this time to see how it goes.
Hell yeah! I was hoping for someone to do this sort of format! R u gonna do this for every unit?
And if so, could you maybe put some example final builds on screen? Maybe even written out if you can‘t show them in game
I also want this please :)
Yes I will be covering every unit :). I waited to do these so that I could get 2 maddening runs in, currently on CH9 on my 3rd run testing out other units/classes.
@@IcedCoffeeGamingOn fixed growth ? If yes then any reasons why you prefer fixed growth ?
@@sleepyinsomniac0507 He did a video on it, but if i remember right, the gist of it was that both have their benefits, but he prefers fixed, since you can plan unit growths better, especially when you have to decide on whom to use the stat increasing items.
Also, but i might be wrong about this, arent you locked into fixed growths when you are doing a maddening run?
For swordmaster build, does the S-rank sword get you anything? I know there's 1 S rank sword late game, but beyond that does it help at all? Since Alear gets unique swords and all.
Besides that getting Canter and going for Wyvern Knight looks best, just to make full use of their Personal and Support Bonuses I just like the idea of Swordmaster. (I've only beaten once and on hard, I'm going to try maddening soon).
Upgrading Liberation to +5 and giving it the Marth engrave was really handy for me. In particular it was a very accurate weapon, making it reliable.
Now, since I’m approaching late game (I’ve just done chapter 17), I’ve given her Byleth for the +3 to all stats buff from instruct (I could even inherit favourite food later on to more frequently support the team). I’m also tempted to try Roy with inherited unyielding for higher durability, but I’m happy using Byleth for now.
I don't think Liberation+5 is worth it personally. Alear doesn't have great Str, and low might weapons like Liberation just make it worse. You're better off saving the forge for a higher Mt weapon.
@@riaz8783 she actually has good str growth if you promote early as something like wyvern she can become a really good combat unit since like it or not you will have to stick with her, not to mention her skill is goated
This was fantastic. Do you plan on making guides for other units as well? I'd be interested to see all the ways you build out Celine aside from her base class. She seems to have flexibility to go sage or sword master if you wanted to go either route.
Yes I will be doing guides for every unit.
I would go mage knight if I wanted magic. Hero is superior to Swordmaster, There is not a good reason to go swordmaster ever, because swordmaster does not have any niche.
Martial Master maybe?
@@spongbobsquarepants3922 Swordmaster is for style
Her class is good is put her the Magic sword+3 and kill every unit
+Whith sigurd or other Magic ring
I'm wondering if you've tested a Killer Sword. It's obtainable super early, throw a dawn engraving on it and nothing is ever hitting Alear (while you're hitting crits left right and center). It works in both maddening and hard (although it works better in hard, since I hit the Avo cap in maddening and nothing wants to hit Alear anymore).
I feel like, in this circumstance, Alear's personality pays homage to a good amount of past mc's. As well as her/his build as a whole.
I think if you use Lucina’s bonded Air Force strat then griffon is better. The extra speed helps with avoid and access to staves gives utility. Otherwise wyvern seems like the way to go. On my run I used wyvern until I got byleth, then I just swapped back to divine dragon to spam rally spectrum plus 4 way dance
One the of the DLC items should just be a big red button with "WIN" written on it, but with a belt buckle so you can wear it as a bracelet.
I would stick to DD or Swordmaster because of Alear’s relatively low build. Fortunately Liberacion being a relatively cheap upgrade can help early with the lower strength growth.
Alcryst and Alear might fight over energy drops, but if the strength is sliding their is ways to patch it up with Emblems.
If you play with DLC I’d say stick with DD and inherit Starsphere from Tiki and you’ll be fine on stats.
Obviously the earlier the better, but fortunately the game wants you to get tiki before losing your rings so it should be fine.
We haven’t had an MC with magic growths since Celica and my salt is real. I wish we could still boon/bane our MC.
Before watching this video, I currently am running a lyric as a great night and she's basically untouchable. Especially if I give her divine blessing from Anna tiki.
want to second how strong wyvern knight alear is. invest in him a little bit and let him clean house with the added mobility/stats
What about thief's? I turned mine into one and he became a dodge-tank monster
I've had a ton of success with griffin knight sword Alear paired with Roy in the endgame, have used that for 2/3 of my maddening runs post chapter 19. He makes up for two of Alear's issues as griffin knight. First, sword power compensates really well for the worse strength compared to wyvern in getting damage through. Second, if you inherit avoid skills from Marth I've found endgame GK Alear tends to have too much avoid so enemies have a 0% hit rate and start ignoring them lol. With sword power's -10 avoid, enemies kept attacking but had around a 6% hit rate on average. Depends on how the numbers line up for you, but if you find Alear gets too evasive in the endgame and units stop attacking them give Roy a shot.
Sword power may be low key slept on atm. Same with Momentum as unlocked passives.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming I was actually wondering about the unlock passives. As far as I can tell in game, you need to actually inherit skills like Sword power 1-5 with bond fragments, right? I have a level 20 Roy ring on Lapis, and it's clearly not added anything to her phys attack beyond the Str +6 passive.
I'm pretty sure momentum just takes your starting position and then sees where you are and adds the lowest damage based off the distance you traveled. I don't think you can cheese it by wrapping around something and coming back for more damage. But you might need to test it yourself to be sure.
I did test it, and it works when you wrap around.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming Oh interesting I might have to test it again because it definitely was no working for me when I was trying it the other day. Not sure what I was doing wrong.
Do you think there's any viability for Sage Alear? Testing it now on my first maddening run. With modifiers gets 50 percent mag growth and naturally high speed. Gets better personal passive positioning and can attack from range/hit some of the stronger defensive types and would work well along with Ivy and Anna as a solid offensive magic core to run other physical carries. Byleth and Corrin seem to be good options for Mystic units.
It could be viable, as long as you hit 40+ str/mag and 50+ speed you are fine
I'd say High Priest > Sage since it has more weapon diversity and having Alear be a staff unit allows them to remain somewhat safe while maybe contributing every once in awhile, plus their passive is just location based. As for stats Alear has 35/20 Str/Mag growths which pairs well with High Priest giving 25 Mag for a total of 35/45 Str/Mag. While High Priest has 5 less Mag growth than Sage it has 5 Spd growth which is more important than 5 Dex growth that Sage has. High Priest also gets 15 more Lck growth too which helps hit, avo, and dodge. Also, for some reason High Priest has higher stat caps in everything except Mag and Dex. Most notably HP, Spd, Lck, and Bld.
The best part is that Alear starts with a fists/martial arts proficiency so you dont need Tiki or Byleth. Disclaimer though, I dont play maddening.
Alear as a Sage is fine. I’m running it on Maddening at the moment, and I’m enjoying it. When they first promote, it’s a bit rough. But with Staff access, you can get a couple of level ups in magic somewhat quickly. And magic is good to chip and last hit. To make it a tiny bit easier, I’d give Alear a spirit dust just to give them a little bit of magic.
@@autisonm I’m a little confused here. Sage has staff access, so staff access isn’t a pro for High Priest. Either class, you would still need to grind bond levels for staff and tome proficiency. With how arts/fist damage is calculated as an average from magic and strength, fists aren’t great early game. You need a few levels to make art/fists do damage.
I’d prefer going Sage for the higher magic growth, more useful class ability, and how the class looks.
High Priest let’s you use martial arts too
I don’t like that wyvern doesn’t give alear a better luck growth, which is why I opted for griffin in my iron man run, since I don’t want to die to a stray crit. I suppose it can be patched up with engravings instead but other units like Ivy want that sort of engraving.
Oh and it might be worth discussing which emblems you suggest using on each character, unless you did do that and I missed it. For instance, I have always wondered why you opt for lucina on Alear, or at least I get that impression from quite a few videos.
I will cover Emblems in the Advanced Guides, those will be mid-endgame with build considerations
@@IcedCoffeeGaming Alright, cool.
Can confirm Wolfknight Silver dagger is insane. Shes a dodge tank who tanks if she DOES get hit. Lowish str but daggers hit so damn hard it doesnt matter that much. Edit: and the Pony Tail is the best look for her.
Great night also gets ponytail 😉
@@Chronal-Rend Berserker too. Unfortunately low stat caps :(
@@GorillaGround yeah I just switched her to Paladin. No ponytail but higher stats lol
I wonder, in fixed growth mode, does Tiki's skill you can inherit that boost growth affect stats? Or not in fixed mode?
It affects growths in fixed stats. It just increases all stat growths by 15% IIRC. Fixed growths take growth rates and every level the unit gains "xp" equal to their growth rate for each stat. When the stat reaches 100 "xp" it goes up.
@@Feloirusrox Ah okay. Thank you.
I think maddening divine dragon is pretty nice purely bcos of dragon bonuses on emblems tbh
"What's a paladin?"
Divine Dragon has access to combat arts because it lets her fire kamehameha s like Veyle.
General is a very good class on Alear for roleplaying as the God Emperor of mankind.
The main draw of the wyvern class is the fact that it means Alear is essentially going into combat by getting a piggyback ride off of another dragon. This gives it priority over griffin knight in terms of viability.
Lmao, WHAT?
He is just speaking facts.
What about High Priest so you can be the Dragon Pope?
Sword General would give the strength growth anyway. Use the boots to give the movement back.
If you do DLC he could run Hector, would be funny
@@IcedCoffeeGaming the critical animation for arts on Alear IS actually pretty awesome
My original playthrough I had my Alear as Divine Dragon until Level 14 then she started stagnating so I went into swordmaster and I swear that’s must be their canon class it was literally made for them
I let my Alear get to 19 on Divine Dragon then switched to Swordmaster as well. I've always loved dodge tanks in the past games, and this game is no different lol
@@d1v1neeoae Alear only gets +6 avoid when turning into a swordmaster. How is Alear any more of a dodge tank at that point? You also lose the Dragon unit type, and become a backup unit, but you lose shielding art, and you lose two points of strength and defense. How is that an improvement?
@@spongbobsquarepants3922 I was just stating from older games that swordmasters are usually good with Avoid, I myself didnt pay specific attention however with my engravings/inherited skills and then emblem I happen to make my Alear with high avoid.
@@d1v1neeoae even as a dodge tank this games rng makes sure you get hit by that 2% eventually lol
@@SweaterPuppys Chain Attacks at 80% Accuracy against Alear can swiftly bring your game to an end.
neat
Ok, you've sold Wyvern for me.
I dont think bow knight is the best class, but alear/lynn is my favorite combo and allows you to use better bows for astra storm, otherwise lynn cant be fully utilized unless you use alcryst who is permanently on edelgard for me its too strong on him, maybe if i used folgado but he didnt interest me that much
I reclassed Fogado to warrior and threw Dual Assist and Edelguard on him. Warrior abuse with dual assist is really fun
imagine Wyvern Alear being quad weak to dragon weapons ☠️
I actually think Wolf Knight Alear is the best Lucina user in the game, and their utility in this role outweighs the potential benefit they would offer the team as a combat unit enough for low strength to not really be an issue.
Lucina's most standout traits are Bonded Shield and Dual Assist+. Bonded Shield having 100% chance on compatible movement types makes it good on cavalry, fliers, and chi adepts, while Dual Assist can enable a dagger unit to perform chain attacks, which lets you poison enemies for free without even having to attack. Wolf Knight is the only class that allows you to do both of these on one Lucina user. The reason I think Alear performs best in this role more than any other unit is both because of their personal skill, and because they support with every unit in the game which gives them the most flexibility in utilizing Dual Support, and therefore the most flexible in who your mage knights in the bonded shield set up get to be. Alear will support with all of them no matter what, AND give them each +3 attack.
Alear also has a 70% speed growth in this class which can make things easier, and if you want them to perform well in combat while not engaged, you could inherit Lunar Brace on them. They won't be one rounding things, but their contributions won't be insignificant either. Though the highest priority skill here is Canter+. With Canter+, you can attack any 5 movement enemy at 2 range, reduce their movement to 3, then move three spaces away, preventing them from attacking Alear on enemy phase. This allows Alear to perform effectively in a hit and run role while not engaged, which is already a utility I like for Wolf Knights, but this build just maximizes the utility one Wolf Knight can have. If you have the SP for it, Lunar Brace could still maybe be the second skill, but Mentorship is what I'd go with just because in running Bonded Shield, Alear's going to be adjacent to the units getting the most kills anyway.
Alear's combat will certainly worse off than it'd be in something like Wyvern, but they're in an invaluable utility unit in return. You can also let them grow in Wyvern first before switching over if you want to get their strength a bit higher.
How do you unlock fliers to be able to become wyvern knight?
Second seal or getting other weapon proficiencies
Can reclass Alear wear his special sword ? ( wille glanz) even if he's not divine dragon but sword master instead ?
Yes, its tied to the unit, not the class. I for example already was a swordmaster when i got it and could use it.
Similary the other dragon unit should also be able to use her unique magic if you reclass her to a magic using class or her special dagger, if you go for a dagger class. I personally kept her on her original class however.
@@caremo98 tyvm for the anwser =)
The main thing holding Alear back from reclassing is the color scheme
LOL
Alear has been slandered at realese as one of the worst lord ever, people seem to realise now than he/she is actually quite good. The first few levels are rough but once you level up he/she quickly becomes quite strong. In my experience it's one of the best physical attacker in the game but you have to treat him/her as a growth unit which is fine since you are forced to deploy Alear every map from chapter 1 anyway.
If anyone says Alear is worst they haven’t played binding blade Roy is easily the worst Lord with growth rates and late promotion
But aside from Roy and Micaiah, Alear is really not better than any other Lord
@@degreeskelvin3025add Marth, Celica, Leif, Lyn, Eliwood, and Eirika to that list
I really couldn’t make alear work. Technically her growths are pretty solid but her base strength is bad and her strength growth isn’t good enough to make up for it. At level 10 she on average will have 10.5 strength which is just not enough. I tried class changing her a few times but eventually just went back to dragon and gave her byleth emblem to go full support role. Which has honestly made her really useful with the by far best rally and dance. Definitely not the worst lord by a long shot but also nothing special as a combat unit if you ask me.
@John Doe Marth is one of the weakest lords in the franchise. Roy is also a meme for getting RNG screwed. Alear can't get RNG screwed because, if he somehow does, he just goes Byleth dancer and is contributing more than a badly statted combat unit.
I feel so stupid, I kept Alear in their Divine Dragon classes because I thought "Man, I love the Liberation sword, can't switch classes if I wanna keep using it" and only now do I learn they can use it in any class that can use swords. Thanks for the info.
theres a sword later that can only be used in DD class. And its not really dumb to leave them in their canon class. Its not bad, its just not a turbo dps carry. Its main gimmick is that its super strong in engage form since its a dragon class. And the class passive incentivizes early and frequent engages. If thats not how you play then DD will feel meh
@@SH1NK1R01 The sword you are talking about is Wille Glanz. It says "Divine Dragon only", but what that means is that it has to be on Alear, not in the Divine Dragon class. All Alear needs to do is be in a class with sword rank. So the only reason to go Divine Dragon is for the dragon unit type.
This is correct as I just obtained this sword last night and tested it on Alear/Swordmaster.
Mentorship is a great cheap skill to double down on passively helping allies. Particularly in boss fights where Divinely Inspiring's extra damage can clutch the kill and then Mentorship gives a decent chunk of extra XP.
momentum does not work the way you're describing it, it'll do as much damage as the shortest possible route to an enemy would give.
This is correct, you can test it by using direct control instead of cursor, no matter how much mov you waste you do the same damage.
If so that is technically a bug, this worked in Triangle Strategy on a unit who had a similar mechanic.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming I assumed it was a balance thing to not make Sigurd even better but momentum has a cap so who knows really.
EDIT: I tested just now on my Alear and Momentum works as intended. You gain extra damage even if you start out next to them. If I had to guess the unit you were using did not have Bond level to unlock Momentum yet.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming really? I swear I tested out direct control on my Sigurd Rosado cause I thought direct control was big brain but I wasn’t getting any more damage by wasting extra movement.
Oh so alear always dragon jo matter class so does that mean when have Corrin onalear you can pick any of the terrains no matter the class
The Dragon weakness isn't the same as being on a "Dragon" class so you would just have whatever bonuses that class would provide.
@Iced Coffee Gaming thanks you for that it does mind of suck though thar your always the dragon for the weakness but not for the emblem bonus
@@robertss1000 They should have made Divine Dragon better, by giving it a better weapon type, and a better class skill.
@Spongbob Squarepants on about that i do believe wave 4 comes with new classes and it could be another unique 1 for alear witch will turn him in to a dragon
@Spongbob Squarepants but yea I do agree could of done something better for him
Divine Dragon was a lame class, IMO. Not sure why they gave it fists when Alear has bad MAG growth. Would have been nice to have the option to make them a mage a la Byleth in 3H.
Wyvern was OK when i tried it, personally had the most success as a Swordmaster
Better Magic growth wouldve been nice for Levin Sword too! As of now I just wonder what Alear is supposed to do with fists besides break units
I think because of Alear’s build they figured it wouldn’t drag your speed down.
Maybe it's me but engage on maddening is alot easier then some of the older games
I think 3 houses is actually much easier. It depends on game knowledge, most FE games require x amount of knowledge to do well so ultimately breaking down each game reduces difficulty substantially.
@IcedCoffeeGaming my ex loved 3h and fates but I didn't play either the last I played was echoes which was fun
@@IcedCoffeeGaming three houses gives you a lot easier path to making characters strong even when they aren’t deployed.
Well engage is alot less dishonest then other old FE games. Many will say its just easier but when you break it down, what makes it feel easier is mostly that you can see whats coming and how it will play out. All the info is present and the mechanics are less obtuse then older games. Yes engaging is strong but even that isn't as op as people want to make it sound (DLC excluded). You get 10 time crystals for a mistake and can save inside of a map on every turn after every action. Nothing the game could ever do will ever be as hard as when you couldn't see or calculate every outcome and then were forced to restart the gba/ds after a single death and replay the whole chapter. Id argue the only thing they need to reel in is the sheer amount of charges present in maddening. The game is designed around you having them and does make many mechanics feel less bullshit. But with 10 of the damn things it can often feel like i cant lose unless im just being dumb
@SH1NK1R01 def true and personally I felt like maybe im just old I don't rem ever just full sending certain characters to solo ur game like I can in this with alear Chloe kagestu ect 1 man armies just sent to reek havoc
Heya
Griffin can defeat Wyvern no problem.
Best weapon for Griffon woukd be Levin, for Wyvern its Brave or Killer. Without crit, griffin always wins. Cheers
There are twelve rings in the base game because the twelve emblems correspond to the twelve signs of the zodiac, which in turn had the twelve Olympians of Greek myth attributed to them, which is a bit like the emblem warriors themselves.
Reason to not griffin knight: male Alear looks dumb
If you want to see a dumb use of momentum use it with anything AoE especially something as dumb as someone with DLC tiki ring on to always hit 4 enemies max with that inflated damage. I tried it at the very last chapter on my last run with panette and highest I saw it go to was 70 damage AoE.
Is momentum actually good? it only applies to the first hit, and it is better to get canter on Alear, so you are probably not getting it on him or anyone for a long time.
@@spongbobsquarepants3922 I dont think its insanely good and mostly is a lot better on DLC rings due to DLC rings having AoE hits being able to get a lot more out of it. I think playing without canter is extremely doable and I have done it but its preference and have to play around not having canter if thats the case.
Momentum also apparently adds its damage to every hit on quad hit with lief.
Flying type class on tiki give your fire breath 80% more damage and the aoe is a lot bigger it's insane it's like a bulldozer😂
I gave Alear all the starting permanent stat items from the DLC and he is basically killing everything with Marth. I'm on chapter 8 now and for now this is by far my easiest maddening run in a FE game. Emblems are just too strong and the fact you get 5 more via DLC is insane.
You're on chapter 8. Calm down
@@traceyrice4978 I say it because usually FE maddening games are more difficult during the first chapters.
@@traceyrice4978 Let him enjoy his fun.
Lol 2 more chapters and come talk haha
Hmm idk, maybe the stat boosters you used is making your run too easy 😂
Super interesting and useful that this entire video is basically "this could be good. You can do it if you want to."
Thanks, dude.
This comment is basically focusing on one phrase I use to describe mediocre class options for the unit while ignoring everything else.
@@IcedCoffeeGaming ignore those people there are plenty of them in these kind of videos
Where thief
You can run if you want to but the game hands you 2 very strong thieves already.