First of all, classy thumbnail. One-Two Punch is super underrated imo. It gives you a follow-up with really big Mt and Hit buffs, but with the way follow-ups work in 3H, a guaranteed one can also be a powerful defensive tool. On Dedue specifically, it's a player-phase deletion tool that can still allow you to setup Vengeance if you have no better options, but Alois has a monopoly on it in non-Azure Moon routes and it gives him an underrated niche imo. Combine with Quick Riposte and the absurd Spd on some enemies lategame (or your own bad Spd) won't matter, and you'll be free to stack defensive stats. Speaking of QR, brawlers can usually free up a slot for Healing Focus, which will always get them back in QR range for at least one combat (sometimes, it's all you need!). Not the most efficient, but it's nice to have if you can't spare a healer. Yes I did just write a paragraph on One-Two Punch, my favorite character has something that's almost unique, I *will* talk about it.
What's up guys Tobin here to explain the Olwen joke. In Heroes, both Olwen and Reinhardt released at the same time and as blue tome cavalry with Dire Thunder, a brave tome (which was incredibly rare for years). The difference is that Reinhardt came with a lot of attack and very low speed, while Olwen was the opposite - high speed but very low atk. As a result, while Reinhardt was shredding everything, Olwen was stuck doing no damage. It also didn't help that Reinhardt got demoted to a lower rarity, making him much easier to pull and merge and, as a result, increase his Atk even further, while Olwen, remaining a 5-star exclusive, was usually stuck with nothing for most players, meaning her low Atk was even more apparent.
Regarding the Reinforcements: "The first three turns of four turn cycles" I interpreted this way; on turns 1, 2 and 3, the listed reinforcements would spawn. On turn 4, no reinforcements would spawn. Then, on turn 5, reinforcements would spawn as if it was turn 1. The cycle would repeat from there, with turn 8 the next turn without reinforcements. Then again from turn 9 Etc etc etc I've only loosely been paying attention to the rest of the video, so it's possible I'm wrong, but I think that's what makes sense.
10:57 👏 👏 👏
“If you move Byleth to the back of the boat, … I’ll be stern for the rest of the chapter”.
This is peak comedy. This cannot be topped.
First of all, classy thumbnail.
One-Two Punch is super underrated imo. It gives you a follow-up with really big Mt and Hit buffs, but with the way follow-ups work in 3H, a guaranteed one can also be a powerful defensive tool. On Dedue specifically, it's a player-phase deletion tool that can still allow you to setup Vengeance if you have no better options, but Alois has a monopoly on it in non-Azure Moon routes and it gives him an underrated niche imo. Combine with Quick Riposte and the absurd Spd on some enemies lategame (or your own bad Spd) won't matter, and you'll be free to stack defensive stats. Speaking of QR, brawlers can usually free up a slot for Healing Focus, which will always get them back in QR range for at least one combat (sometimes, it's all you need!). Not the most efficient, but it's nice to have if you can't spare a healer.
Yes I did just write a paragraph on One-Two Punch, my favorite character has something that's almost unique, I *will* talk about it.
What's up guys Tobin here to explain the Olwen joke. In Heroes, both Olwen and Reinhardt released at the same time and as blue tome cavalry with Dire Thunder, a brave tome (which was incredibly rare for years). The difference is that Reinhardt came with a lot of attack and very low speed, while Olwen was the opposite - high speed but very low atk. As a result, while Reinhardt was shredding everything, Olwen was stuck doing no damage.
It also didn't help that Reinhardt got demoted to a lower rarity, making him much easier to pull and merge and, as a result, increase his Atk even further, while Olwen, remaining a 5-star exclusive, was usually stuck with nothing for most players, meaning her low Atk was even more apparent.
Regarding the Reinforcements:
"The first three turns of four turn cycles" I interpreted this way; on turns 1, 2 and 3, the listed reinforcements would spawn. On turn 4, no reinforcements would spawn.
Then, on turn 5, reinforcements would spawn as if it was turn 1. The cycle would repeat from there, with turn 8 the next turn without reinforcements. Then again from turn 9 Etc etc etc
I've only loosely been paying attention to the rest of the video, so it's possible I'm wrong, but I think that's what makes sense.
That long silence got me lmao
Take a bow, Raisins
I was promised Raisins puns and I was not disappointed
He definitely went overboard this chapter
World's first recorded recovery roar
Sometimes the 200 IQ play is to make the 2 IQ play
Is there anyone capable of the skill combo for Quick Riposte, battalion vantage, and battalion desperation? And if so, is it good?
batt vantage batt desp is on Ignatz and Byleth only. I don't think batt desp procs on enemy phase if you're thinking to get both hits on enemy phase.
I do really love ALL Mekkah videos!!!! ❤