btw prof, you might not have gotten them yet but I've tested the new weaps, the plasma weap beats the quad launcher in dps, the bow if aimed well (gl) also but not by much, no hooming nor aoe though, theplasma weap also has quite fast reload, real solid, I just still prefe the quad for rig/stuff that moves around alot/aoe, but for raid bosses I think we found the new bis in that, hopefully ya can test soon
@@ZeelofTheMarty i mean lv 55 rigs useoil, i'm not a fan ofeither of those tbh but it's jsut how they do thigns ya gotta chose one or the other, or stick to the ar? which one is it gonna be?
@@uniderp4258 Oil is easier to obtain than the materials for the new ingots not to mention that expeditions now reward 20-30 oil meaning that is 20-30 shots per expedition. In order to get any real amount of Hexolite you are going to have to go out into the world and spend your active time mining. On the other hand oil is already properly automated on top of as I said being rewarded from expedtions. If this had been prior to the Feybreak I would have said quartz to make the circuit boards would have been not so fun but now we have quart mines this is a non issue.
@@ZeelofTheMarty absolutely NOT the case hexolite itself is super easy to farm wether ya make a base for it or not (I have a base for it on the spot that also has a oil ofc), AND on top of that active farming which you can't do for oil, for oil all ya cana ctively do for it is making slow extracting extractors that's it. You also obviously get it in BETTER quantities off expeditions. Now when it comes to chromite, get a smokie and ideally condense it and go into the feybreak caves or dungeons, I was making 4k chromite per dungeon and mind ya, oil's the bottleneck for ammo, and it's extracted super slowly, chromite is the bottleneck for hexolite ingots BUT ya get 4k per dungeon PLUS ya can do caves and if ya were THAT desperate (I am not i did 2 full rounds of dungeons and after that I haven't farmed chromite again tbh LOL). Oil is STILL, even if ya did the x6 extractor base, a hard capped material, still the worst. With all that said though, neither is really a problem ammo wise IF you do things right but hexolite is definitly easier and a step in the right direction because oil was not ok for how scarce it was/still is, it's better now for oil than it was before but it's still massivly annoying.
So are you settled on Jormuntide Ignis as being the catch all for raids? Belenoir seems outscaled where hitting her weakness doesnt really matter. Blazamut Ryu would likely still die quickly, maybe change out some skills to hit neutral damage on him. And he seems pretty solid for Xenolord.
Some on the Discord seem to favor Absolute Frost over Double Blizzard Spike for the ice skill to pass. Have you done any tests that include Absolute Frost?
Looking forward to trying this guy out. Unfortunately I think I've gotta wait till a hotfix/update though, none of my bases are working if I'm not standing in them since the update.
Been seeing people posting about this issue but I have personally not had this issue at all in fact I had this issue before Feybreak was released and this issue was more or less solved the only issue I have had since is that some Pal´s seems to forget to eat and and get grumpy.
Unrelated, but I was catching Flambelle yesterday and learned the Meownir sword can bypass the Mercy Ring somehow. It happend before on another pal, but I thought it had a status effect on it, pretty sure it's a bug.
Kind of. DBS is only available on the Frostalion line, so you want to level your first frosty to 60 and then breed down to whatever you are breeding with. Once you have it on your Bastigor breeders it passes at about the same rate as a passive skill so you should pick it up pretty regularly so long as your breeder stays level 1 with it. Jignis will be a bit harder as you have to route through Jorm or Blaze but both have a handful of options direct from Frosty.
@bobnewkirk7003 Thanks for this info. I was wondering about this process since since I'm new to the concept of moves being bred down. One more question, if done right, the bred pal will get the move when born and need to stay at lvl 1 to pass it on?
@@UA-camHandle_DontCare correct. an inherited move will be present at level 1. By keeping the pal at level 1 it will only have 1 or two possibilities to pass along so its almost a 50% chance.
For now pals on the oil rig seem pretty bugged so can't really test much, they tend to get stuck or run to the far side of the rig for a random Xenovader.
knocklem does just fine...the problem is when you knock a guy off of the platform down into the water, it breaks your pal AI until you go take care of that enemy in the water. your pal will just lock on to him, but not know how to reach them, so it just stands there(sometimes the same can happen if your below the enemy, and you accidentally trigger enemies above you). but i definitely use my knocklem to kill a bunch of stuff on the big oil rig to save ammo, hes just not useful vs the helicopter boss. i use beam splitter, blast cannon and holy burst on him, and if his passive is on, he 1 or 2 shots most things
@@PeteZam Faleris being knocked off into the water is probably one of the most annoying things in the new oil rig as it seemingly has infinite range and they just spam the tornado things from god knows where.
I see a lot of people with pals with over 4k attack power and yet mine has the same traits, same stat growth, same star and maxed out statue of power but it only has 2.8k is it world settings or am i missing something?
for the perfect pal, you need perfect ivs, perfect passives, fully condensed, full team of fully condensed booster pals, mammorest food buff, and all souls
Booster pals boost a lot the attack, but you kinda want the 4 fully condensed to get the best results, also food buff help (mammorest curry being the highest atk boosting food at the moment)
Musclehead gives a generic 30% attack bonus while Siren of the Void gives a 30% attack bonus to ice and dark attacks, but is there really any difference Musclehead gives to ice attacks in that case?
Elemental buff are multiplicative, while the others are additive. So if you have an ice pal with: Siren of the void (30%), legend(20%), musclehead(30%), serenity(10%): an ice or dark type move will use this attack multiplier: (1.1+0.3+0.2)*1.3 = 2.08x, but if you use a non ice or non dark move, it will only be using 1.1+0.3+0.2 = 1.6x. If you replace siren with demon lord, you will get: 1.1+0.2+0.3+0.3 = 1.9x, so if you are using full ice move, siren is better, but if you are using different elemental moves, demon lord combo would be better
im thinking of build my bastigor just like your but i have also thought of going all rainbow skill with leyend, demon lord, siren of the void and vampire. I know it would be best to have serenity or something in ther but it will luck nicer having all big blue skills :p
Vampiric and Diamond Body has diminishing return cuz u do less dmg for vampiric life steal but also less dmg in general with those 2 passives on the same pal making the fight longer and they needing to tank more hits. It's also not worth it to use vampiric on raid if they get 1 shot by the fire move
Bastigor isn't necessarily good for Ultra raid bosses because they die to the burn damage, especially on Xeno and Blaz Ryu, unless you switch them in at the end. That combination is better when mounted against hard tower bosses. For regular Xeno, they will be fine although you would want to replace Diamond Body or Vampiric with Serenity.
Nope, ultra does fire damage so they get cooked regardless. they are great for farming the regular fight though, so its not all bad. the professor mentions it at 6:06 but he has another video going over it in depth. He recommends breeding up Jignis with Absolute Frost from Paladius (55) and running an army of Jignis as they are Dragon/Fire and resist most of Xeno UItra's attacks. after that hit them all with Air Blade and Holy burst fruits and your off to the races. as far as how to run the fight, just ride a Frosty and Quad launcher from way up in the air. on the normal fight so long as you push into the stun phases your vamp pals should heal back up, but for the ultra fight you want to hit the pal box and swap your pals every stun phase. Probably going to need at least 3 sets of pals for ultra.
@@ProfessorPenking would faleris be better than a J Ignis in terms of how easy it is to get? would you need multiple of the pals you mentioned? Also just assume they have no passives. I was wondering how different in terms of ease and how fast you could get the stuff for doing the bosses with wild caught pals or the gobfin builds. thank you for your insight!
@@Albert-vu1mmyou can catch chikiipis even faster lol, that’s how I got all my passives. Turn up appearance rate to max go to spawn and just chuck legendaries
@@waynewayne8419 There is no area in the game where only Chikipis can appear, nor where they are appearing in groups of 3. Also, the breeding range that Gobfins has seems to me to be greater, you could take any blue passive from Gobfins to Anubis just by combining it with Suzaku.
@ spawn area had a lot of chikipis. That’s where I got my passives by bumping appearance up. I did mass catching for gobfins and got zero passives after max condensing 4 gobfins. Only passive I didn’t get from chikipis was swift.
btw prof, you might not have gotten them yet but I've tested the new weaps, the plasma weap beats the quad launcher in dps, the bow if aimed well (gl) also but not by much, no hooming nor aoe though, theplasma weap also has quite fast reload, real solid, I just still prefe the quad for rig/stuff that moves around alot/aoe, but for raid bosses I think we found the new bis in that, hopefully ya can test soon
I am personally not a fan how of you need to use Hexolite ingots to craft ammo for the plasma weapon.
@@ZeelofTheMarty i mean lv 55 rigs useoil, i'm not a fan ofeither of those tbh but it's jsut how they do thigns ya gotta chose one or the other, or stick to the ar? which one is it gonna be?
@@uniderp4258 Oil is easier to obtain than the materials for the new ingots not to mention that expeditions now reward 20-30 oil meaning that is 20-30 shots per expedition. In order to get any real amount of Hexolite you are going to have to go out into the world and spend your active time mining. On the other hand oil is already properly automated on top of as I said being rewarded from expedtions. If this had been prior to the Feybreak I would have said quartz to make the circuit boards would have been not so fun but now we have quart mines this is a non issue.
@@ZeelofTheMarty absolutely NOT the case hexolite itself is super easy to farm wether ya make a base for it or not (I have a base for it on the spot that also has a oil ofc), AND on top of that active farming which you can't do for oil, for oil all ya cana ctively do for it is making slow extracting extractors that's it.
You also obviously get it in BETTER quantities off expeditions.
Now when it comes to chromite, get a smokie and ideally condense it and go into the feybreak caves or dungeons, I was making 4k chromite per dungeon and mind ya, oil's the bottleneck for ammo, and it's extracted super slowly, chromite is the bottleneck for hexolite ingots BUT ya get 4k per dungeon PLUS ya can do caves and if ya were THAT desperate (I am not i did 2 full rounds of dungeons and after that I haven't farmed chromite again tbh LOL). Oil is STILL, even if ya did the x6 extractor base, a hard capped material, still the worst.
With all that said though, neither is really a problem ammo wise IF you do things right but hexolite is definitly easier and a step in the right direction because oil was not ok for how scarce it was/still is, it's better now for oil than it was before but it's still massivly annoying.
Hoping to get all the legendary weapons soon to test, otherwise I might do a dps test with the white versions first, then legendaries in the future.
So are you settled on Jormuntide Ignis as being the catch all for raids? Belenoir seems outscaled where hitting her weakness doesnt really matter. Blazamut Ryu would likely still die quickly, maybe change out some skills to hit neutral damage on him. And he seems pretty solid for Xenolord.
Some on the Discord seem to favor Absolute Frost over Double Blizzard Spike for the ice skill to pass. Have you done any tests that include Absolute Frost?
Yeah but it was a little bugged. I'll make something to show the rough dps of the skills vs the boss.
Looking forward to trying this guy out. Unfortunately I think I've gotta wait till a hotfix/update though, none of my bases are working if I'm not standing in them since the update.
Been seeing people posting about this issue but I have personally not had this issue at all in fact I had this issue before Feybreak was released and this issue was more or less solved the only issue I have had since is that some Pal´s seems to forget to eat and and get grumpy.
Unrelated, but I was catching Flambelle yesterday and learned the Meownir sword can bypass the Mercy Ring somehow. It happend before on another pal, but I thought it had a status effect on it, pretty sure it's a bug.
Does it let you Blizzard Crash twice per cooldown in single player? Seems to let me do that in multiplayer.
It's just a desync issue, I can sometimes do 3-4 blizzard crashes or 6 shots with my quad missile launcher.
Is Double blizzard breeding method likes holy burst before feybreak updates?
Kind of. DBS is only available on the Frostalion line, so you want to level your first frosty to 60 and then breed down to whatever you are breeding with. Once you have it on your Bastigor breeders it passes at about the same rate as a passive skill so you should pick it up pretty regularly so long as your breeder stays level 1 with it.
Jignis will be a bit harder as you have to route through Jorm or Blaze but both have a handful of options direct from Frosty.
@bobnewkirk7003 Thanks for this info. I was wondering about this process since since I'm new to the concept of moves being bred down. One more question, if done right, the bred pal will get the move when born and need to stay at lvl 1 to pass it on?
@@UA-camHandle_DontCare correct. an inherited move will be present at level 1. By keeping the pal at level 1 it will only have 1 or two possibilities to pass along so its almost a 50% chance.
@@bobnewkirk7003 gotcha. Ty!
How’s Bastigor doing as a buddy on the new Oil Rig? Can he take on some of the enemies without dying?
For now pals on the oil rig seem pretty bugged so can't really test much, they tend to get stuck or run to the far side of the rig for a random Xenovader.
knocklem does just fine...the problem is when you knock a guy off of the platform down into the water, it breaks your pal AI until you go take care of that enemy in the water. your pal will just lock on to him, but not know how to reach them, so it just stands there(sometimes the same can happen if your below the enemy, and you accidentally trigger enemies above you). but i definitely use my knocklem to kill a bunch of stuff on the big oil rig to save ammo, hes just not useful vs the helicopter boss. i use beam splitter, blast cannon and holy burst on him, and if his passive is on, he 1 or 2 shots most things
@@PeteZam Faleris being knocked off into the water is probably one of the most annoying things in the new oil rig as it seemingly has infinite range and they just spam the tornado things from god knows where.
@@kingcupcakes5171 its soooo annoying
I see a lot of people with pals with over 4k attack power and yet mine has the same traits, same stat growth, same star and maxed out statue of power but it only has 2.8k is it world settings or am i missing something?
Food buffs and booster pals m8
for the perfect pal, you need perfect ivs, perfect passives, fully condensed, full team of fully condensed booster pals, mammorest food buff, and all souls
Booster pals boost a lot the attack, but you kinda want the 4 fully condensed to get the best results, also food buff help (mammorest curry being the highest atk boosting food at the moment)
Musclehead gives a generic 30% attack bonus while Siren of the Void gives a 30% attack bonus to ice and dark attacks, but is there really any difference Musclehead gives to ice attacks in that case?
Elemental buff are multiplicative, while the others are additive. So if you have an ice pal with: Siren of the void (30%), legend(20%), musclehead(30%), serenity(10%): an ice or dark type move will use this attack multiplier: (1.1+0.3+0.2)*1.3 = 2.08x, but if you use a non ice or non dark move, it will only be using 1.1+0.3+0.2 = 1.6x.
If you replace siren with demon lord, you will get: 1.1+0.2+0.3+0.3 = 1.9x, so if you are using full ice move, siren is better, but if you are using different elemental moves, demon lord combo would be better
im thinking of build my bastigor just like your but i have also thought of going all rainbow skill with leyend, demon lord, siren of the void and vampire. I know it would be best to have serenity or something in ther but it will luck nicer having all big blue skills :p
Have some perfect Bastigors with Vampire, Demon God, Diamond Body and Legendary, is it worth to buff them for Xennolord or Ultra RAID Bosses?
Vampiric and Diamond Body has diminishing return cuz u do less dmg for vampiric life steal but also less dmg in general with those 2 passives on the same pal making the fight longer and they needing to tank more hits. It's also not worth it to use vampiric on raid if they get 1 shot by the fire move
@ Need tips for defeat the Raid Bosses on Ultra, and the normal xenolord.. i cant do it, lose everytime and dont know what Pals are good
Bastigor isn't necessarily good for Ultra raid bosses because they die to the burn damage, especially on Xeno and Blaz Ryu, unless you switch them in at the end.
That combination is better when mounted against hard tower bosses.
For regular Xeno, they will be fine although you would want to replace Diamond Body or Vampiric with Serenity.
@@3struthlessI use 12 perfect Frostaleon over him, and I am playing normal Setting, of curse.
Nope, ultra does fire damage so they get cooked regardless. they are great for farming the regular fight though, so its not all bad.
the professor mentions it at 6:06 but he has another video going over it in depth. He recommends breeding up Jignis with Absolute Frost from Paladius (55) and running an army of Jignis as they are Dragon/Fire and resist most of Xeno UItra's attacks. after that hit them all with Air Blade and Holy burst fruits and your off to the races.
as far as how to run the fight, just ride a Frosty and Quad launcher from way up in the air. on the normal fight so long as you push into the stun phases your vamp pals should heal back up, but for the ultra fight you want to hit the pal box and swap your pals every stun phase. Probably going to need at least 3 sets of pals for ultra.
What does "ratio" mean on the dps chart
If the top skill does 100 dps and another skill does 90 dps the ratio becomes 90%. Its a way of showing how dps compares a little easier.
@ProfessorPenking oh ok ok thank you!
Are their any pals that can beat the tower bosses not the hard versions without any breeding or upgrades?
Legendary base pals the ones you find in the world will cook them. Jetragon cooks practically everyone upto sakurajima
Shadowbeak, Knocklem, Frostallion, Jetragon, Faleris are decent options.
@@ProfessorPenking would faleris be better than a J Ignis in terms of how easy it is to get? would you need multiple of the pals you mentioned? Also just assume they have no passives. I was wondering how different in terms of ease and how fast you could get the stuff for doing the bosses with wild caught pals or the gobfin builds. thank you for your insight!
Maybe Holy Burst can be better than diamond rain depeding of the situation
I think so, which is why I am reluctant to breed for Siren of the Void.
i got one with Siren of The Void, got really unlucky with Demon God
You Can catch a lot of Godfins in a few time, It’s better than just breeding any other Pals When looking for that passives.
@@Albert-vu1mmyou can catch chikiipis even faster lol, that’s how I got all my passives. Turn up appearance rate to max go to spawn and just chuck legendaries
@@waynewayne8419 There is no area in the game where only Chikipis can appear, nor where they are appearing in groups of 3.
Also, the breeding range that Gobfins has seems to me to be greater, you could take any blue passive from Gobfins to Anubis just by combining it with Suzaku.
@ spawn area had a lot of chikipis. That’s where I got my passives by bumping appearance up.
I did mass catching for gobfins and got zero passives after max condensing 4 gobfins.
Only passive I didn’t get from chikipis was swift.
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