Also, you’re still my favorite dst KZbinr, keep up the good work :3

This is literally genius and you still find a way to criticize it

I mean, you can just do the math with your weapon durability and damage, but Fuelweaver gives you a visual indicator during phase change. This is pretty easily done without the mod. I use this mod too, but it never really comes into play besides for avoiding the death of post-rifts Deerclops while ignited as Willow. (The other two post-rift bosses are irrelevant for this.)

​​​@@ralityplsI think I disagree. The nature of information being hidden to the player is one of the main difficulties of DS Together. Antlion, Fuelweaver, Bee Queen, Armored Bearger, and Crystal Deerclops all use AI changes based on health values or damage dealt to them since some behavior was used. The mod is important for the audience, but it gives an advantage. Just like how a mod such as Combined Status shows you player stats without looking at them, this is a minor but significant advantage because it's less technicality to deal with in combat. It doesn't subtract from the footage, because execution is great. But having to do math and calculate exactly how many hits need to be dealt with which weapon is something that would make it more realistic since Epic Healthbar doesn't come with you to public or normal servers.

@AeyakS I dunno really what to tell you here. I honestly barely pay attention to it and those bosses NEVER matter for me. I look for the visual cues even with this mod active, and all of these have one (except Antlion but I don't see how knowing its HP affects anything, really.)

@@ralitypls explain the visual cues because it sounds useful

The healing salve made it so he didn't spawn in the first wave of woven shadows. After that the fight proceeds normally, but he got off more damage in that first damage window than he would have.

Because it's a practice for a lot of hours with just a Fuelweaver fight. I often see players who can defeat the Fuelweaver and CC with minimum gear being torn apart by a hound wave afterwards. It's just most of the players play DST as a survival game, not as boss fighting game. If dst was a game where you was just fighting bosses then a lot of people would do this like them, like with a geometry dash, when you just must make everything perfect or lose.

@ I’ve never even made it to fuelweaver before

@@l.a.a7607 I advise you to defeat him once, first time defeating a Fuelweaver is a hella a moment, hard, tired of rolling back, but worth it

@@MikhailNijegorodsky how many hours on the game will it take to get the skills to do so?

@@l.a.a7607 dunno know, it depends, if you're just spawn him in the test world by commands and fight him here, you will semimaster it in some hours, but if going classic way, it would take some hundred hours

Weather pains on console are a pain to use too

Yes, weather pains are a huge trap. They are only useful for when there is extremely little coordination between a lot of players. Otherwise, the resource management and item juggling can be too much for one player to handle when solo.

He deserves better than Don't Starve.

0:30 He unequipped his weapon and proceeded to punch fuelweaver. Punch does 10 damage

@@namhaihatrung4116 ahh i see, so i guess punch ONCE HE'S WITHIN 1 HIT OF 10K? TYYY

I think it keeps the woven shadows from spawning when he first went into phase 2

When fuel weaver drops below a certain hp, he says "time to spawn shadow hands, now time to spawn minions" By healing him as he was spawning shadow hands, he thought he was back in phase 1 so he didn't spawn woven shadows until his hp dropped again

He is for sure!!!

​@@Jakub3386 agreed 💯💯💯💯

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50/50

animation cancelling can be done with moving too. You never faked an attack on something so your followers would attack it? Same principle. You cancel the animation

@@TheLifeLaVita Ah, understood.

Exactly what he said, if you want a tutorial watch Don Gianni's video

I hadn't done the math, but it's something cool to know, 4 helmets is pretty cheap and viable

indeed

I would say it's a little more difficult than the traditional one, but it's all a matter of practice.