I think the bow is a bit bugged currently which leads to the arrows not being fired sometimes, so maybe once that's fixed. I usually prefer swapping weapons though.

I'm currently taking a break from the game, but if the devs address some of the problematic aspects of it, I'll probably try PvP again.

@@Adm22 What are the main problems of the current version in your opinion?

@@ivangruber7895 The biggest problem is with how clearing neutral fights go if done properly, i.e. stalling the fight as much as possible while using no army and just relying on magic to kill things. Magic in PvE fights is grossly overtuned, and when you add other mechanics like Stakes from Sappers/Tinkerers (especially on certain battle maps), it becomes comical what you can do. Certain wielders can clear the entire map with just their starting army, which is silly. Not to mention the long time it takes to do these stalling strats. This has always been a problem though, so I'm not very confident it'll be sufficiently addressed.

It's the Ghost Rounds sigil.

so it mod from game it self have like thes@@Adm22

@@ArabicMaple Yes, it's in the game itself. You can see the sigils in the loadout screen, just before you start a level.

Thanks for the nice words! We'll see how the PvP scene develops for the game, I see plenty of potential in it, but there's still a fair amount of issues to be fixed before it can become more popular. Commentary is a bit rough for me, but I'll see what I can do.

It used to be comfortable.

Good riddance! It did far too much for one cast of a basic spell. Context for anyone else reading: on the current beta version of the game, each troop has one attack of opportunity per round, so that heavily limits how much damage you can do with Repel this way. I think it's a quite good solution to the problem.

@@Adm22 they Say it is límited like retaliations, but maybe it does consume retail......si maybe using blessed bones or diré dreaths could work with unlimited retal

@@EmperorOfLols It's limited for all creatures, retaliation count doesn't affect it.

In this particular battle, I had a massive brawling advantage (30% melee resistance and 20% damage amplification from skills), so if I engaged in a fistfight, I could only come out on top. Add to that the fact I had Cunning 3 and it becomes clear that I can move forward quite safely. Moving for the high ground means my ranged units would actually get to shoot because of the extra range, not to mention the potential extra damage. Banes and Toxicologists have quite low range by default, so just sitting back wouldn't allow them to shoot. Faey Spirits/Ragers are not a frontline unit as they're glass cannons, but that's also why I didn't move them to the front in their first move. The top row of the battlefield was safe enough from the opponent's stacks. Rats are far more expendible in comparison, and attacking them is a double-edged sword because of the Berserker trait, so it's okay to leave them more exposed (as they were after their first move). Their high stack number also makes them a tanky target, so if the opponent were to commit to killing them quickly, they would need to use multiple stacks to do so, allowing for the rest of my army to clear those up.

Sometimes you don't want to lock yourself into the animation and just want to move on instead. If you do a glory kill, other enemies have time to move in on your position in the meantime. I found it best to use staggered demons strategically, i.e. use them as body blocks, glory kill if you need the HP or the i-frames, or just standard kill if none of that is needed.

I don't think there's a massive pace difference between the two on most tracks. As far as I know, the 296 is far easier to drive generally, but also more dull, akin to the BMW M4. The McLaren seems to have better straight line speed but it's a little more tricky in slow corners and braking zones. So I would say it's slightly easier to get up to speed in the 296, but personally, it also feels less rewarding for that reason. I think unless you're racing at the highest levels, it's best to play whatever you find the most fun.

Thanks for your opinion. Yeah, I like both cars a lot but I feel like everyone is jumping into the Porsche or the 296 and I just rather stick with the McClaren but I didn't want to be way off pace. You do have a good point, the difference in overall speed won't be that much and most likely only the best drivers can actually take advantage of the small difference and I am definitely not a top driver....😂

@@zigzagbruno1486 The new Porsche is definitely faster than most other cars as far as I've heard, but I don't know if it's harder to handle. The McLaren is good enough on most tracks to be competitive with others, and apparently its EVO version is also coming to the game, so that one might be even better hopefully 😃

Hey there! I'm using a 3080 with a 5800X3D. Monitor is 34GN850-B. ACC devours CPU power, especially at higher resolutions, so GPU is not all that is needed for the game. Back when I started uploading ACC videos, I had a weaker CPU, which required me to turn video settings down too. You can compare the image quality between the old videos and the newer ones to see the difference. Game image quality is not modified in the editing software, so this is how it looks in-game as well. These are my video settings: imgur.com/a/NRqSCVV

Thank you very much. It's improved and good.

Happy to hear you liked it, thanks for watching!

The normal difficulty AI should definitely be doing better, but the devs are still working on that, so hopefully it'll get better with time. Yeah, Dire Dreaths are quite stupid right now, could use a nerf or two. 😃

The KZbin algorithm is smarter than we think! Congrats on the podium finish!

Blink twice if someone is holding you at nail clipper-point to write this comment.

Thanks for the kind words! Reason I stick to smaller maps for now is that the balance of the game tends to leave some things to be desired once mid-game hits. Once you have sufficient spellcasting abilities and a powerstack or two (Round ~20 in most cases), every fight the AI can offer becomes a pushover, which is not very exciting. I expect this will improve as the devs continue working on the game though.

Thanks! That is the plan indeed.

I'm considering doing some playthroughs with commentary in the future, just need to get around to practicing it as I'm not used to doing commentary of any sort. For the time being, I have an adventure map movement guide for the game which can get one more familiar with some of the hidden mechanics of the game. Link is in the description.

This is on the current latest version of the game, yes.

Hey, thanks for watching!

It is something I have been considering, though it'd be quite rough at first as I'm inexperienced at that sorta stuff. Thanks for the sub!

Thanks! There's a lot of trickery that can be pulled with spells for sure. I'm not a fan of the way RMG maps play currently, but I'll likely upload a playthrough or two of them in the future.

That was a fun move! See you in-game hopefully!