You've forgotten the best playstyle, *Counter Only WildHeathcliff.* Since his unique counter is lust and also resonates with itself, in solo it gets around +2 clash power just from abs res, and with only 2 slots it actives RemnantFaust's support passive "Backing", giving him +2 power aswell.
my goat isnt washed 🙏 also the counter skill ignores defensive skills and just clashes with whatever comes first, so in a solo regular encounter its very good for going past first defensive skills
They definetly didn't hold back anything when making him. He REALLY feels like a boss that became playable. His skill 2 could've rolled like 1-2 higher but he's still insanely powerful in basically anything. Also worth noting that his unique counter mechanic means he's by far the best at soloing human fights, since he will always be able to clash with incoming attacks even when targeting doesn't work in your favor (which often results in other characters getting staggered before even getting the chance to use their skills). Not to mention he can ignore staggers anyway with Dullahan
@@Simon-ur7bi yup, that's why I call him a beast in solo play. When he gets the full stage for himself, there really is no stopping him. Love to see it
My review of Wild Hunt Heath: I played him in chain battles, story battles with and without sanity, abno fights, railway and MD High skill ceiling, one of the most fun IDs to play. Every single one of his skills are viable depending on situation. He has multiple playstyles depending on what you want to do. You can go for S3.1 mode and lower sanity. Or commit to Dullahan AOE mode by using counter or just no Dullahan playstyle. You can also decide to just maximise coffin stacking by spamming S3s with counter with horse and possibly prioritise killing units. You have to decide when to switch to these playstyles depending on the enemies and number of coffins and the sanity you have, how much sinking the enemy has, how many enemies are there, whether you can get kills, etc. You can also build him for counters using defensive skills support passives which is really cool. Deciding on which skill to use every turn is extremely nuanced and really fun. Rags is really good in MD because it allows you to activate s3.1 at any sanity. You have to decide when to use your S3 and when to use your counter to activate S3.1 A lot of the time you also have to decide whether to raise Heath's sanity or lower it You can also time your stagger with the horse to unstagger yourself, super cool He also has really good ego synergy, you can use ego to lower down his sanity and then the next turn use s3.1, binds works especially well since it gives S3.1 AOE or something. Overall, one of the most fun IDs with one of the highest levels of skill expression in the game. I hope they keep making more of this. The difference in playstyle can be the difference between lowest damage on the team and the highest damage by a large margin
Even though he's only been out for less than a day, testing WIld Hunt Heathcliff out was some of the most fun I've had in Limbus Company in a while. I definitely want to see more of these 4-skill Identities, or any kind of multi-usage Identities for that matter
@@yurifanatic2518 which support passives did you check, you mean the L Faust one? that one doesnt seem to work The Shi Ishmael passive seems to works and Defensive power up works.
This is a ramp character done right. He doesn't technically need to meet all conditions/coffins to be great but one you get his coffins and/or conditions going, he becomes almost unstoppable. Especially with Horse. You just need like 5 coffins and he suddenly has an extra clash power on top of Dulahan giving 3 offense level (1 clash power) and has a bunch of damage up.
He is awesome. And about solo, we have that new mechanic of i forget name of it. in right corner, clock one. If we get somethink like in Lor Mountain of smiling bodies to buff him it would be really fun. Also this really help me to understand him better noice.
Quite a fun id, but I can't get rid of the feeling that this is just Philip Sinclair 2.0. Also, I'm not quite sure, but I think that his impending ruin doesn't allow voices? Echoes? Of the manor to be inflicted and vice versa.
@@ultranumhere Well, that is a good thing for beginners, as they get an id that will let them get through at least 3 floors of ritornello (I got a bit unlucky, maybe more) and all of the story stages, but I think that he will work as a better/worse philclair in rr4, which is pretty much the only place where all of that power matters.
Well only the panic effect The 50% chance to gain sinking count when hit and the -10% to flip head does stack So -20% to roll head and 50% to gain sinking count is a pretty nutty effect on a boss 😂
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You've forgotten the best playstyle, *Counter Only WildHeathcliff.*
Since his unique counter is lust and also resonates with itself, in solo it gets around +2 clash power just from abs res, and with only 2 slots it actives RemnantFaust's support passive "Backing", giving him +2 power aswell.
my goat isnt washed 🙏 also the counter skill ignores defensive skills and just clashes with whatever comes first, so in a solo regular encounter its very good for going past first defensive skills
They definetly didn't hold back anything when making him.
He REALLY feels like a boss that became playable. His skill 2 could've rolled like 1-2 higher but he's still insanely powerful in basically anything.
Also worth noting that his unique counter mechanic means he's by far the best at soloing human fights, since he will always be able to clash with incoming attacks even when targeting doesn't work in your favor (which often results in other characters getting staggered before even getting the chance to use their skills). Not to mention he can ignore staggers anyway with Dullahan
@@Simon-ur7bi yup, that's why I call him a beast in solo play. When he gets the full stage for himself, there really is no stopping him. Love to see it
My review of Wild Hunt Heath:
I played him in chain battles, story battles with and without sanity, abno fights, railway and MD
High skill ceiling, one of the most fun IDs to play. Every single one of his skills are viable depending on situation.
He has multiple playstyles depending on what you want to do. You can go for S3.1 mode and lower sanity. Or commit to Dullahan AOE mode by using counter or just no Dullahan playstyle. You can also decide to just maximise coffin stacking by spamming S3s with counter with horse and possibly prioritise killing units. You have to decide when to switch to these playstyles depending on the enemies and number of coffins and the sanity you have, how much sinking the enemy has, how many enemies are there, whether you can get kills, etc.
You can also build him for counters using defensive skills support passives which is really cool.
Deciding on which skill to use every turn is extremely nuanced and really fun.
Rags is really good in MD because it allows you to activate s3.1 at any sanity.
You have to decide when to use your S3 and when to use your counter to activate S3.1
A lot of the time you also have to decide whether to raise Heath's sanity or lower it
You can also time your stagger with the horse to unstagger yourself, super cool
He also has really good ego synergy, you can use ego to lower down his sanity and then the next turn use s3.1, binds works especially well since it gives S3.1 AOE or something.
Overall, one of the most fun IDs with one of the highest levels of skill expression in the game. I hope they keep making more of this. The difference in playstyle can be the difference between lowest damage on the team and the highest damage by a large margin
Even though he's only been out for less than a day, testing WIld Hunt Heathcliff out was some of the most fun I've had in Limbus Company in a while. I definitely want to see more of these 4-skill Identities, or any kind of multi-usage Identities for that matter
Actually the support defensive skill passives doesn't work for his counter due to the coding treating it as an attack skill.
@@yurifanatic2518 which support passives did you check, you mean the L Faust one? that one doesnt seem to work
The Shi Ishmael passive seems to works and Defensive power up works.
This is a ramp character done right. He doesn't technically need to meet all conditions/coffins to be great but one you get his coffins and/or conditions going, he becomes almost unstoppable. Especially with Horse. You just need like 5 coffins and he suddenly has an extra clash power on top of Dulahan giving 3 offense level (1 clash power) and has a bunch of damage up.
He is awesome. And about solo, we have that new mechanic of i forget name of it. in right corner, clock one.
If we get somethink like in Lor Mountain of smiling bodies to buff him it would be really fun.
Also this really help me to understand him better noice.
Wish he had 2 more base power on s2 but otherwise cool as hell
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Quite a fun id, but I can't get rid of the feeling that this is just Philip Sinclair 2.0. Also, I'm not quite sure, but I think that his impending ruin doesn't allow voices? Echoes? Of the manor to be inflicted and vice versa.
Philip Sinclair but he can solo any fight
@@ultranumhere
Well, that is a good thing for beginners, as they get an id that will let them get through at least 3 floors of ritornello (I got a bit unlucky, maybe more) and all of the story stages, but I think that he will work as a better/worse philclair in rr4, which is pretty much the only place where all of that power matters.
Well only the panic effect
The 50% chance to gain sinking count when hit and the -10% to flip head does stack
So -20% to roll head and 50% to gain sinking count is a pretty nutty effect on a boss 😂
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