10 Things That Make RPG Gamers Go 'AWW YEEAH'

Many RPGs have satisfying gameplay mechanics and moments that truly give you that satisfying feeling. Let's talk about 'em.
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0:00 Intro
0:17 number 10
1:23 number 9
2:18 number 8
3:41 number 7
4:48 number 6
5:50 number 5
6:54 number 4
7:55 number 3
9:18 number 2
10:07 number 1

[@Nick-4K]

I love going into a random dungeon or encounter, looting something that looks interesting, then a few hours later I just talk to some random person who sends me to find something. But then it turns out I had already picked it up without realizing it's importance. Such an amazing feeling. Not only do you effectly complete a quest accidentally, but it also makes the world feel lived in.

[@stephenphillips7699]

Going into said dungeon and looting everything and selling it and then 5 hours later a quest says you need the item you sold but you can't remember where you sold it.

[@lanceloses]

@@stephenphillips7699 pretty sure most games don’t let you sell quest items, even if you haven’t found the quest yet

[@soogasooga]

@@lanceloses maybe not necessarily a quest item but in many side quests you have to fetch 5x this item and 3x that item, and those items are common items but somewhat hard to find, and you realize you just sold a bunch of them hours ago. That's the worst

[@keonicrain6354]

So Skyrim yeah

[@SINBADsRiffs]

And also reveals hidden dialogue

[@BlueFalcon009]

"One series it does critical hits well it's Fire Emblem." - shows images of Dragon Quest -

[@TheBasedDonHoly]

I noticed that to

[@itsthakidd]

I’m so glad someone else said it Lmao

[@Pentazemin7]

Wtf was the editor smoking

[@yunnostra1173]

Thank you lmao o searched the comments for a comment like this lol

[@Laughy-Flaaffy]

9:48 for those who wanna see

[@charlottedurnell2488]

I love the Kiera Metz main quest in the Witcher 3 just because there’s sooo many secret rooms covered by illusions or through passages not related to the main quest. The Witcher 3 really does the secret rooms so good throughout the whole game and they usually add an extra bit of story connected to the quest too

[@GAMINGBLAZE]

i'm sure you are a girl

[@Boss-Bot]

The payoff at the end of the quest was also worth it.

[@blitzedoblivion4280]

@@Boss-Bot 😉

[@paradsecar]

When AWW YEAH turns into AWW NO: getting a loot shower and being one or two inventory slots shy of taking all of it, especially if it's all loot that is equally powerful but has different buffs or debuffs. You then spend the next several minutes (hours?) agonizing over which ones to leave behind, knowing all the while that whatever choice you make is going to be the wrong one, because leaving loot behind is ALWAYS the wrong answer. 😭

[@RynKen]

You're giving me Zelda: Breath of the Wild flashbacks. Oh! Cool weapon! Wait! I still have all these really good ones that I'm saving for a special occasion. I guess that occasion was to drop one of them on the floor. The weird part being that it's basically complaining that your wallet has too much money in it, yet it feels so justified.

[@Smoke_999]

Basically, how it feels to play Skyrim 🤣🤣 even though I consider it to be my all time favourite next to The Witcher 3

[@kosmosfan01]

That is the worse 😭

[@danardalin]

Right in the feels... this one hurts.

[@GenLiu]

Fighting a boss you struggled against before but you defeat almost flawlessly when you come back to the game. Possibly my best memory as a gamer is making my second run on DkS and beating Ornstein and Smough first attempt. Also, similar to the loot explosion: Getting one specific loot that you know is extremely rare and difficult to obtain. I personally hate farming for loot, but if one credit can be given to this concept, it's that, finally finding the item you spent hours to farm for feels incredible.

[@davedims1452]

I love equipment progression in games where your basic equipment can be upgraded but also with visual change, kinda like Witcher 3 with its witcher school armors where each level up adds a bit more details and parts to the armor.

[@lilzombiegurl6431]

Assassins creed Valhalla does this too I love it

[@buecherdrache1]

I think it’s kind of a mix to pokemon evolution and getting overpowered over the course of the game. Just like for an evolution, you first need to put in the work to upgrade (or even just make) your equipment, but once you leveled the skill enough, gathered the materials, the recipe and whatever you need and finally get to see and equip it, the entire work feels worth it (if the game did it well). And then you use your new equipment and realize, how much stronger it is, it feels even more rewarding. Also the fact that, what you just created in the tiny forge of some drunk blacksmith in a completely irrelevant village, is able to outclass the legendary stuff made by a mythical blacksmith on a high emperors court helps with the feeling of success.

[@TheFreestylebeast]

The OG for that is gauntlet lol

[@h.o.2953]

@@lilzombiegurl6431 yeah its just the looks changes just a little

[@Yourmommasfavorite]

Fun story for the invisible wall: was at college in my dorm playing elden ring and set my controller down to check my phone. When I picked my controller back up I accidentally pressed the bumper and hit a random wall which turned out to be a hidden room. My roommate saw it too and we both looked at each other jaws dropped in disbelief. Pretty good feeling tbh

[@CaptainNamikaze]

I just love the exploring the most, every time there's a amazing looking structure or place it just feels like you are part of this whole incredible world. Seeing Blackreach for the first time in Skyrim comes to mind.

[@CryloWolf]

Killing the hardest boss on the hardest difficulty is an AWW YEAHHH, btw, great vid

[@ToastyCubes]

Steamrolling through a "grindy" section in a JRPG just to ace the boss encounter at the end is always a great feeling

[@thebeardeddragon1713]

That’s how I felt my second run of persona 5 in okumura’s palace

[@ModestPavement]

New to jrpgs. Love them now. Favorites? I've played final fantasy I and XV.

[@thesunnynationg]

@@ModestPavement now you need to try FF 9,10 and 12 those are my favourites

[@ModestPavement]

@@thesunnynationg I played 10 as a kid but I couldn't beat it. Once I played 7 remake in my 30's I went right to the pixel remasters. Awesome btw if you haven't played. Graphics are beautiful.

[@thesunnynationg]

@@ModestPavement i havent finished 15 yet... im kinda just playing the main titles since ff8. i was about 8yo back then but i never got to the end of that. it was my first ever RPG and actually i didnt like it at first 😂😂😂 but i loved the challenge of not understanding everything. after some time i fell in RPG love. i played ff 8,9,10,10/2,12,15 and that ff7 action adventure reboot from 2011 i think, i skipped both ff13 bc i was deep into elders scrolls at that time. thanks for the recommendation but my playing time is pretty limited, im in the middle of my 30s and 2 little kids are very time consuming not to mention everything else around my family.

[@matthewbergeron3641]

Although I understand difficulty scaling, I don't nessisarily think it should scale as fast as you do. The awesomeness that comes from rpgs is that although there might not be a difficulty setting, you are able to choose how easy a game will be by practicing and boosting stats. If a game always scales with you then it makes you feel like nothing you do ever matters or gets you ahead

[@XanderCrease]

That feeling after taking revenge and wiping the floor with a boss or area that you died to over and over again, after leveling up and or finding new gear.

[@thesunnynationg]

i know that feeling... in FF 12 the Lhusu Mines and that damn turtle. and even deeper is that secret samurai boss. (i cant remember his name right now) though when i came back after days trying and dying... 😏😏😏😁

[@kosmosfan01]

Yessir 👍

[@ymanexpress]

9:50 Gameranxs: "...One series that really does critical hits well are the fire emblem games..." Also Gameranxs: Shows Dragon Quest

[@gummy326]

When you try to break a pot and it actually breaks. AWWW YEAHHH

[@pabloquijadasalazar7507]

If I can’t be an overpowered god by the end of the game, why was it worth the journey?

[@erwinv7493]

I like Assasins Creed Odyssey where, with enough playtime and effort invested, you can find the perfect combination of armor, weapons and perks to make the perfect build. Finding the last piece of epic armor with the perfect combi of perks to make that 100% crit or 100% damage deflection build is me going aww yeah.

[@kdbublitz88]

I'd also say beating the odds when you attack or getting a rare drop. Like getting a head shot in Fallout when you only have a 20-30% chance of landing it or finally getting that rate drop you were hoping for from an enemy.

[@bounceycake1]

1:17 God, I loved Borderlands 3 for this very reason. Yeah, the story for that game wasn't too great but the loot system in that game and the sheer amount of GUNS and gear made me coming back for more, I bought and played all the major pieces of dlc for that game and I have no regrets, playing through Tiny Tina right now as well!

[@kosmosfan01]

I feel the same way. I really enjoyed it because it felt like the gameplay really carries BL3 and it took many updates before the game really got to a point where it felt great to grind out those perfect builds that you watched in a YT video.

[@rubycube5556]

I honestly loved Borderlands 2 a lot more than 3, it has a huge discount on Epic Games right now. I highly recommend it if you like the Borderlands series. All the DLC are fantastic and worth every second of playtime. The story and script in 2 is much better than 3 as well. Just a friendly recommendation 😁 P.S. the Handsome Collection is the best bundle for the game, contains all DLC minus Commander Lilith

[@bounceycake1]

@@rubycube5556 Oh, damn, been hacking me or something? Lol the same night as you replied, I just started a play through of BL2 on PC with friends! I definitely played it before and won't argue when people say that's the best one, story still holds up. I just like to appretiate the entire series in general.

[@rubycube5556]

@@bounceycake1 that's really funny 🤣 this video popped up on my feed today lol

[@rubycube5556]

@@bounceycake1 I've been looking for people to play BL2 with. You interested?

[@catatonic165]

Killing a boss when your entire party is down and you've used all your items, and if the boss had got one more attack in, it'd be game over. There's no better feeling than those insanely close calls.

[@firepenguin38]

YESSS,....!!!! PURE ADRENALINE

[@kosmosfan01]

No question.

[@MoonJung82]

That's how the entire main story of Xenoblade X feels on your first play through.

[@firepenguin38]

Pure adrenaline

[@firepenguin38]

@@MoonJung82 I've never played this. What's it comparable to? I may enjoy it. Thanks if I get a response 😃

[@cataorshane]

I'm easily amused: I want loads of options for character customization and your appearance to change accordingly to your equipment. That's the most satisfying thing for me.

[@officialnucky]

Falcon, I LOVE your voice. I actually stick GR videos on when I go to bed just to listen too to go to sleep. Please don't take that the wrong way. It's a compliment that I really enjoy listening to you :)

[@abyss9316]

Pretty much any visceral attack in bloodborne was so gratifying to see that shower blood and the enemy bgets knocked backwards truly.. epic

[@littlejibari]

Another aww yeah moment in rpg is when you killed an enemy, specially, a boss, with ur finishing move. Like in hyrule warriors where you attack an enemy with vulnerability (that hexagon bar on top of their heads indicating you can do the finisher if you deplete it) that it died after you perform the finishing move

[@believeinmatter]

When an RPG has a “Sell All Junk” option….ouf 😚

[@thekingofmeerkats]

Starting my 20th character and completing the first 5 hours is my favourite thing about RPGs

[@EpiphoneShredzzzzz]

Oblivion and Skyrim

[@ElZibda]

I love how falcon sounds happier in these episodes than older ones . 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nekolaiil]

When the character creator allows you to make absolute monstrosities is one of my favorites.

[@hapwn]

Character creation goes hand and hand with builds!

[@TH3SHUR1F]

Dopefish’s Dark Souls video is a gem for this kinda stuff.

[@Axtrudithorize]

No

[@Axtrudithorize]

Just no

[@voidreality666]

Lol same spend hours making a messed up character. Then start game (elden ring) and never see your character due to always having armour on

[@shleem4894]

Pulling off a parry then pulling off a second one while being in a fight in ac unity was just chefs kiss for me

[@gameranxTV]

👌

[@jacobcolwell1258]

Personally, one of the best things about rpg's to me is getting weapons/skills the you know about and want to try out for yourself. Getting those always makes me feel as if I am actually in the game, not just playing it. For instance, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 1 and 2. All the skills and clothes they have have been in either the show or one of the various movies. And getting them just makes you feel a sense of accomplishment.

[@elizabethw.6154]

I love the feeling that after you've grinded your characters during the downtime and then you come to like an event boss or new chapter boss and you pretty much Ace it super easily ... Then you just feel a little bit better even more when people later on like discord or other forms are whining about how hard it is. It's just my smirking 😏 meanness inside that I grinded and got it easily versus the whiners.

[@godly_potatoe69xd19]

That happened to me with margit in elden ring cuz i overleveled since i beat every boss in limgrave before heading towards stormveil

[@zakfrisch2997]

That's how I feel about Bloodborne and most of Dark Souls. Most of it isn't difficult, the game just doesn't tell you shit and starts you at comparatively a negative level.

[@MoonJung82]

I would grind for the 30,000 gil to gain lifetime entry to the Gold Saucer. As a result, I powerleveled a bit and the rest of disc 1 was easier (FF7).

[@GamingNationShm]

The feeling for me is going on a counter streak. With many enemies attacking together and you counter each of them perfectly without taking a hit is *chef's kiss* . The same can be said for parrying a boss or enemy constantly.

[@KuueenKumi]

As a kid whose first game was Pokemon Yellow in 1999, evolving and getting crits was magical. Handheld gaming was still so new, as was the concept of owning and training powerful video game monsters, so there really was no feeling like it.

[@princetandukar9290]

Thank you soo much for always making great gaming videos! I absolutely love your work, hope you never stop even in difficult times as you have many fans cheering for your channel!!

[@L33tw0rk]

The one about doing massive damage to a boss resonates with me. In dragon age inquisition, once I figure out how to use Sera's thousands cuts and combine it with Mark of assassin, it was just ridiculous. Killing dragons in pretty much one round of battle is just ludicrous.

[@ateacherwhogames8893]

No. 3 gels with me. In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, I snuck around behind an inquisitor and listened to him talk to a storm trooper about how ready he was to finally prove himself by defeating me. So I force-pushed him off the cliff he was gazing over.

[@W4rKnight]

These kinds of videos are the reason why gameranx has better contents than most channels. Keep it up guys!

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

"Fire Emblem games have great critical hit animations." **shows Dragon Quest**

[@Zherahnos]

Neverwinter Nights was probably one of my favorite RPG's for getting something like a crit or massive overkill damage, because if you have the gore setting turned up, enemies exploded into giblets if you killed them with overkill damage. Was always funny to one-shot something like a goblin or kobold with a sling, and do enough damage to make them explode, just from being hit by a rock.

[@SpineShower]

nr 0: Going back to a place that was too hard, and stomping everything. nr -1: Finally getting the gear or ability you've been working towards for your build. nr -2: Bittersweet, finally completing your build.

[@justins9886]

When beating an expedition in Outriders, that is a satisfying loot drop.

[@slimcognito5221]

One of the main reasons why I love playing RPGs is the last point. I love games like Skyrim where you can build legit OP characters with the combination of the right builds.

[@RevolutionaryOven]

Omg #4 is SO true. I rarely play those kinds of rpgs anymore, but when I did, it seemed to always happen at the perfect moment.

[@Yolocheese]

“Hey folks it’s falcon” Me: Yes…… yes it is

[@jasonreitz4597]

I finally finished Elden Ring for the platinum trophy on Journey 3, and I speedran through it and shredded the main bosses as I was so unstoppable

[@BadandMadMartin]

I love when choices matter in a rpg. Including dialogue choices or different ways to complete the objective. I was disappointed in Fallout 4 with this as every dialogue choice you could make was the same; just with more or less sass/sarcasm.

[@BadandMadMartin]

@WhatsAppMe⁺¹³³⁶⁶⁵⁴⁷⁰⁸² no worries, BTW, you've been reported spam bot.

[@The7Reaper]

I'm playing Fallout 4 for the first time and I'm enjoying it but yeah that is a big disappointment

[@BadandMadMartin]

@@The7Reaper it's not a bad game. But when fallout 3 and new vegas had it, it feels like fallout 4 dropped the ball which is a bit depressing when fallout 4 looks better and would feel more immersive than the previous games especially as the shooting also feels better.

[@josecorchete3732]

@@The7Reaper It's a better shooter than an RPG. The story itself and sides are great and nicely narrated, but there could have been more meaningful choices, specially with companions. Still great game, but the previous Bethesda games had more important choices to take, even Skyrim gives you more meaningful choices to consider.

[@vexmyth0clast]

To anyone that has ever obtained me you know the feeling of finally getting that over powered weapon with a low drop chance to finally drop.

[@korn7809]

Learning a new skill also feels awesome!

[@corycrane8059]

Love the content, thanks for posting

[@namelessgary643]

Anyone else notice in item number 2, the crit section, how Falcon said The Fire Emblem games and then there were two clips of Dragon Quest 😂 Whoopsie!

[@user-mu5sl4vh7m]

Stray makes me go aww yeah ♥️

[@williamspeaks8142]

Wasteland 3 is the absolute best at the Stealth mechanics. You can not only ambush your enemies but you can position your team to exploit being at a high advantage AND damage them first to start the fight. Trigger an environmental hazard or snipe someone whichever works best 👌🏽. Feels amazing

[@WilofJ]

I don't usually comment on this channel, but I love these edits! Props to the editor

[@teddgrambmx]

Two things i love is when theres a Double Jump mechanic and a random xp farm, Divinity II Ego of Draconis has both of them, in the beginning you have a regular jump nothing special but later on you get the ability to jump twice which was amazing, frm jumping 2 ft off the ground to 10ft off the ground nd a certain xp farm in the game where you can easily got frm level 1 to level 50 in an hour

[@thriftypsgr]

It is one of the most satisfying thing about outriders!!! The loot explosion after killing bosses

[@franciscoapolinar2316]

Love how you guys mentioned fire emblem and their crit hit animations, it was the main reason for my obsession and completion of each game multiple times just to see a crit hit from every class.

[@cmichaud04]

Good stuff, definitely agree with a lot of that stuff especially the perfectly timed level up full heal. One thing when you mention criticals and say how fire emblem does it best, you’re actually showing dragon quest there. Thanks for the Vid!

[@fluffyfeetbmf]

Railing a boss before he/she is done with there spill… that’s the best feeling ever. Thanks for another great video.

[@MrPidi86]

Also if you ever go and do a part 2, I'd say for me, especially in open world rpg, it's unlocking a new movement skill. Feels so god damn good

[@MrGeekPoop]

Missed one… a new gameranx video!

[@BonelessPeanutbutter]

I love this channel. "Equals more good feelings doy" lmao.

[@47Ray]

in GHost of Tsushima when you first unlock the ghost stance , I was hyped and bet everyone else was too

[@dmiglis]

Great video, good game choices, awesome examples

[@NocnaGlizda]

I agree with Number 1. Many people would probably disagree because for many what matters is the difficulty level. For me, this is a reward for long hours of playing. You become powerful and destroy everyone.

[@BuildinWings]

Borderlands Lootsplosions kept me replaying the final Vaults over & over just for the endorphin hit

[@njmfff]

For me, it feels very satisfying in (a)RPG games where you go from smacking crabs with your staff to becoming literal demi-god at the endgame. In some tactical strategy such as X-Com, it feels very satisfying when you have ranked squad and pull perfect mission where no one gets injured. For 4x games, it's kinda total military and economic domination of the map, etc, etc. and then we have Rimworld, where everything you do just feels so satisfying.

[@GotCamel]

Nothing better than going off the beaten path, beating an enemy that I shouldn’t be able to beat and getting some insanely strong gear that I shouldn’t have by that point.

[@telecastersRthebest]

#7 - this is why I love Legend of Dragoon. Perfecting those combos feel so good.

[@NotThatBob]

Number 10 is so true. When you don't cheat, play through all the butt kicking you get, but at the end you're the ultimate boss. Love it.

[@socc4298]

Going for the "big numbers" is always satisfying. In monster hunter for instance, trying and get the most damage from a single specific move was fun.

[@D3athWhisper]

The one of the bigest moments that makes me feel like "hell yeah" in rpg's is when you in a boss battle and the music changes with the phase, just for a simple example FFXIV the Shiva fight, it starts with mild opera music, and when phase 2 hits, music alone makes it feel like you in completely different fight, dont know how to describe the feeling, but it sends the shivers down my spine ^^

[@ciaralizabeth]

It feels unbelievable when you nail your first perfect dodge or parry. When I finally got the timing right and parried in BOTW, I wanted someone else around to witness the greatness of that moment.

[@drgonzo123]

When Falcon comes out with a new video and you can feel the hype in his voice. “Oh yeah.”

[@CosmicDuskWolf]

Shining Force 1 and 2 is the reason I check everything in a RPG. Getting a surprise attack in Shining in the Darkness always felt good. My favorite thing in Phantasy Star 4 was when spells would combo together. That was always a good feeling.

[@TurtleIsSlow1]

Falcon seemed more excited about this video IMO.... fun too watch!!

[@commanderblood2147]

The moment in divinity: original sin 2, where you do a powerful attack paired with great strategy that wipes the floor with your enemies is 👌 super satisfying to say the least!

[@althena16]

It feels great when you have a boss battle with a great sound track.. Persona 5's Last Surprise and Jecht's theme were one of my favorites.

[@kingpoep]

This video felt good in my soul

[@Zakkleberg]

Breaking the difficulty in Final Fantasy 8 is part of why I love that game

[@animeslay3r400]

Love you videos

[@LanceUppercut]

Number 4 is so good, I literally felt the dopamine hit rush over my body when you mentioned it. Personally that would be my #1 among these.

[@allthingscyre7177]

Definitely my favorite ‘oh yeah’ is a large well done skill tree/development design like the sphere grid

[@SnappyJCM800]

Hey when you are talking about critical hits and mention fire emblem you put up characters from dragon quest. Either way I enjoy the videos and watch them daily. You guys help me decide what games I will buy and try out

[@ryandavid1277]

Maaaaan, that leveling up just at the right time!!!

[@MrPidi86]

Dodging a combo is awesome, but parrying one is even more amazing. Reminds me of the legendary evo moment 37 (though this one's a fighting game)

[@sw0rdz]

You can't beat that one time in the late 1990's when your starter evolved for the first time! I had a vague idea of what the evolved forms were, but I did not have the CW channel at the time. That blew my mine.

[@sicparvismagna9370]

Awesome of you guys to show Diablo 3. Currently playing it. Awesome game 👌

[@legozilla2797]

The top 10 list I never knew I needed

[@iBangAPES]

when you mentioned the stealth mechanic and also Divinity Original Sin 2!! I recently got the game and im doin a full ninja/Scoundrel build. its absolute fun

[@Qwertyish]

I gotta say another satisfying thing, like with the level up, is when you're really deep into a dungeon low health, low mana, running out of recovery items and man you just really gotta go to the bathroom as well and you finally find that save point/safe room. It's happened to me a lot in Persona 5

[@PeacefulKnight]

This is the most excited I can remember Falcon’s voice having sounded in a long time.

[@Rachiou077]

Critical hits really got to me when I started building crit on warframe for weapons that have high crit rate like the synapse. It's a drug to see not only the red numbers but the high increased damage. That game truly allows you to build exactly the way you want and it just fills me with incredible dopamine.

[@darklight998]

Best part about number 4 is when it happens in an online game that let's you do this specifically an experience of mine when I was close to dying in a dungeon in SWTOR someone I don't know who in the party killed an enemy and that made me level up restoring my health from 4 percent too 100 in the blink of an eye... I have NEVER felt so satisfied after beating a dungeon and so happy then having that happen to me.

[@thisjustin8828]

Spot on analysis of Persona 5, I love how rewarding that game is the more time you invest

[@Axtrudithorize]

The monotone guy is excited lol Glad you're feeling better falcoon

[@TearsofaMermaid]

I love getting critical hits in monster hunter with my light bow gun with pierce ammo. I absolutely love the click click click sounds. It's so satisfying. Especially with maxed out affinity in my nargacuga armor and bowgun.

[@talos111]

Its less a specific moment but more just a "vibe" if you will, when you get "in the zone" with some fights. Its a mix of crits and dodging, but there are some times you just sorta get in a fight, and realize that you are absolutely crushing it, without a huge power difference or anything. Especially when you're just sorta brain off, you *know* you got this and don't need to really think, just act. I've been playing Ultrakill and while its an FPS and not so much an RPG, when you've got enemies attack patterns to a T and have full control of the fight, its just. MM.

[@CurtTheHero]

Number 0 - when that new gameranx drops 😁

[@LlorDrei]

For the finding secret wall/passage section. When playing Final Fantasy 3/6 on the SNES, now and then you would enter a room at a dead end. And, if you looked around at the black edges around the room, every now and then you'd see a barely perceptible gray line, just a tiny bit lighter then the normal black, and these were secret corridors leading to secret rooms with treasure chests in them.

[@SkinnyDoom]

Probably my favourite video so far, I resonate with every point. Also FALCON >>>

[@Ubernerd3000]

The NINJA KNIGHT in FF:TACTICS...when you can equip you character with the best armor, and dual-wield devastating sword attacks-chef’s kiss...that whole game is breakable in so many ways by so many class combinations...I love it...