Founders Pack gets you access to the Closed Beta. After that the Open Beta will start and everyone will have the ability to play for free on their PC. When the Beta period is finished the game is meant to be released on mobile as well. Also be mindful that this video is a little bit outdated as some thing have changed since the recording.

I have a long list of challenges to do so it might not be exactly this one, but yeah. We definitely want to do another one.

I get you. Vanessa has been gutted like a fish in the last patch. But as the game is offline for maintenance right now, they might addres those issues. If not, I have heard that going one weapon is still mostly viable. Also you may try finding items from other heroes and building around them.

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No I haven't. It sounds dope though.

Lucky for you, I'm going to post informational videos soon. So you will be able to improve your engineering skills.

I fully agree.

In my opinion, I see your point with the visual clutter but it's not real a problem since you don't have any impact on the fight while it's playing. So usually even if you end up not seeing the bar for a moment it's not that frustrating since you're not in an active state at this point.

Ofc it would be nice seing it, I'm not saying that eh. It would be the best scenario, just that it ends up not being too problematic.

@@Kikimacia Yup. In essence you are right. But more clarity is always desirable.

I'm pretty sure the cosmetics will be fairly popular in general. If you don't really see the value of the cosmetics, you can still enjoy great gameplay.

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its very easy to follow once you have played the game, you dont really think about it anymore

In the 2022 gameplay there was a pretty thorough replay system, with graphs and everything. I think it will be present in the closed beta as well.

True, it has some use cases. Maybe if I try it, I will get more into it.

I think you didn't really review much here. This charictor was described by Reynad as basically eating health lower from one side with joy, eating from the other side with burning, and I guess using freeze and slow to buy time for those factors to meet one another. This is an interesting mechanical combination that has some implication vs regeneration from Pygmalion, armor from Duley, or other similar effects. This is a mild version of paper scissor rock. Charictors built on too much armor will find they are countered by joy. Natural balance will occure where its hard for armor or regen builds to take over as joy players will increases in prevalence. We have seen some joy examples you could explore. But game is out soon I guess. A big factor in the game is shopping, imagine how fun it will be during a big armor meta, trying to find a big pie and combining that with a double wide oven and a store helper to pump out pies and feed these highly armored folk in to a stupor.

@@dbuckleton I agree, we probably should have delved deeper into the Joy mechanic. I'm glad you provided us with a detailed analysis, so people can gat a taste of what Jules is all about.

I think we will soon get to understand the game fully. I just mentioned all those things in the video, as they were news to me and I wanted to bring them up.

I'm not relly sure where they would put them, but I hope their work has not ended up in the rubbish pile. I so wanted to pop bubbles.

It seems like skills have reduced complexity now. Although I feel like having it this way has its own advantages. I'm already thinking about trying a challenge run where you can only get skills.

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Well, yes. But that's sort of the point. Though I think the 10 slots available will allow for plenty of whacky combos.

Also also, don't forget about the skills. Each character is going to have up to 4 of them. They will add even more depth to your builds.

For sure Reynad is a knowledgeable player. Right stacking and left stacking seem like obvious options, but i can't wait to try all of the core's capabilities. Just two more weeks.

@@nonehead32 place a small item to the left that reduces the cool down on an item to the right, then you get double cool down stacks on core, so then core reduces cooldown on several items to its right much more often. It should be easy to create placement complication.

@@dbuckleton Well, its not that simple. Core only reduces cooldowns when it goes off. And its not by that much. But perhaps you are right. Simply putting the core on one side or the other will most likely be inefficient.

@nonehead32 that's why raynad adds so much to the games potential, let's say it doesn't reduce it by enough, he will adjust that until it does because he intends to interfere often.

We will see. Though bear in mind that this game is limited only, so no preconstructed decks. Therefore, even if one buys all of the packs, they do not get access to them every run.

@@nonehead32 i mean, the appeal of autobattlers is that everyone has access to all the cards from the get-go. Limiting that will put many players of(myself included tbh), since it will be another grindfest if you dont want to pay.

@@giannispapasta9086 I get your position. Though I would say that the pack won't be introduced immediately. They may change the format of distribution until then. If you are interested in the game, but do not want to spend any money, wait for the open beta and see if you like it then. If you won't, you can simply stop playing. I expect Reynad to take certain steps to prevent the game from becoming grindfest or p2w.

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