The Umbran Arts - Episode 01

[@farslashenjoyer]

Making lock-on an actual projectile that interacts with your enemies is genuinely brilliant game design.

[@Saur]

Richard Toppler It's amazing isn't it? Platinum take long established concepts and spin them into something even more useful and interesting.

[@farslashenjoyer]

***** It really is! Beyond just more useful and interesting (although I do agree that those are true) it's also just a more organic way of communicating to the player what's happening and allowing them to interact with the world even further. It justifies a necessary mechanic that hasn't ever really been justified before! I wasn't kidding when I said it was brilliant... just genius.

[@moonmoon2479]

How? It literally does nothing.

[@fallenose683]

@@moonmoon2479 are you actually blind? Do you not see that it interrupt an enemy from start the attack animation?

[@darthkahn45]

10:46 this is why Bayo is so intimidating. Whilst attempting an extended wicked weave combo he had to dodge the lightning fast lunge, offsetting into the final weave attack which was deflected and within a split second he had to parry the fireball counterattack which he caught at the last possible moment. All this happened in under FOUR SECONDS

[@JMiN___]

7 years later and you’re still helping people in case you didn’t know :) I’ve casually played the first game for a while but never beat it until a couple days ago and now I’m about halfway through the second game and just from my experience beating the first one I’m doing so much better in the sequel especially with dodge offset but videos like these always end up adding something new to my style of play or impart knowledge that is super useful to know while playing so thank you a ton!! Edit: Also can’t wait for Bayo 3 to come out in just a couple more months!!!

[@Zeshix]

This guide is exactly what I need! Just finished playing Bayo 1 and 2 today and I really want to understand the whole combat system.

[@papayalol]

Really wish I found this when I first started playing

[@niespeludo]

This is the kind of content that we need in the community, this is exactly the upper hand that the fighting game community has over the character action/spectacle fighter genre. You were the one working on the Future Press Official Guide, right? That guide is an urban legend since it's so hard to get. I wish you could continue this series, got excited when I heard you on yoshesque's "Current State of the Action Genre" video. I wish you could continue on with this series, but I have only respect for what you've done in this community (kudos to ChaserTech, Broly2012/D3taylz Gaming, Yoshesque, Donguri and Ha0 Kwan De Jean as well!).

[@Saur]

Thank you so much for your feedback, I really appreciate it. I'm really struggling to stay motivated as the gaming audience of today do not support mechanically deep action games. We get see so few of these games released these days, and the few we do see struggle to find any sort of audience. What happened with Transformers Devastation was absolutely disgusting. That game is a direct evolution of the mechanics PlatinumGames are famous for, yet nobody wants to know. Even when the game was being distributed for free they still wouldn't give it a chance. I put a huge amount of work into my content and I want to help build a knowledge base equivalent to that which holds the FGC together, but without audience support for the games it's not commercially viable for studios to release them and everything I've been doing has been utterly pointless. It's upsetting the way huge chunks of gaming audience today dedicate SO much energy to trivial matters and vacuous, mechanically dead games, yet absolutely will not support the handful of games we see which push the art of game design in new and exciting directions.

[@niespeludo]

Well Saurian, we're a niche. We're the niche that grew with Japanese gaming, arcade games, low skill floors and infinitely high skill ceilings, tough as balls games, we grew from arcade to 8-bit up until we reached this point. Yes, we're that generation of gamers that would develop a game's mechanics and gameplay foremost before even thinking about "the story experience" and whatnot. 10 years ago we were not a niche, we were what most people would simply call "gamers" and that's it, but that point is past it and there's NOTHING WRONG about that. Your efforts are not overlooked by the few of us that still follow the genre. We only have PlatinumGames continuing on the trend of this genre and the fact we're so niche makes it a nightmare for companies to finally put the foot on the pedal and just say "GO". That's why it had to be SEGA that helped Platinum become what it is right now, they came from the Arcade/Japanese Market attitude towards gaming and so they greenlighted everything Platinum wanted to do. I firmly believe things are changing for the better in that regard. With PC gaming taking a stride on consoles and Japanese development studios finally opening up to the possibilities of PC gaming these games are having an easier way finding their audience and becoming profitable. I do understand your sentiment towards Transformers, and I believe that happened due to mismanagement of information in the marketing area. Activision doesn't care at all about the depth of the game and the kind of niche it attracts, they wanted a piece of merchandising. That's why they pride themselves more on the original VA cast returning than the depth of the game, but that's not PlatinumGames' fault more so than it is Activision's (and so on with their licensed deals that Platinum has to take to be able to survive). In this situation, it is precisely content creators such as yourself that elevate the game to what it can be. What you and other channels do is not entirely different to what most of us in this niche did almost 30 years ago on the arcades. You play spectacularly and then you explain how you did it and how it works. Its the arcade community, translated to the 21st century. Mastering these games is hard, it takes dedication and so it cannot be expected from the "masses" (although i hate that word because it makes the argument sound super snobby) that only play games as they watch movies. I can assure you there's a community where many of us thank people like you for saving us 200 hours of gameplay to be able to play well. Devil May Cry 3 had a similar reception and community behind it as these games do now and that generation of gamers is more or less the ones that still create content for the games that "received the torch". I believe we can do a difference and that if we organize as a community we can really do something different that will generate impact. Just like the arcades 25 years ago with Street Fighter 2, if we organize monthly/bi-weekly style tournaments, if we create "top 10" user submitted content in categories such as "top 10 comebacks" and "top 10 Kulshedra fights" every week we can REALLY make a difference. More people will want to learn, and in that way the grouop can grow. I've been a fan of the latest Souls' series since they came out and I've seen their growth from day one. I believe we can do much of the same, after all the hype, depth and lore was all done by the community around it. In turn, the games have become commercial hits and have spouted many copycats which find themselves commercially feasible. I cannot ask you to do something you don't like simply because you're one of the few ones who CAN. I can't tell you action games will become what WE want them to become. I can't convince you that the community will be better, no, but I can assure you the community is better with people such as you than without it. What you do is NOT pointless, curiously enough we're a niche that's not TOO vocal because we spend more time actually playing the game than showboating other people, but be assured that your content is appreciated. I have many ideas for what we can do as a community, it'd be interesting to plan for something as a community with different venues. I know you probably feel a bit down due to the amount of work that goes into your content and the amount of people who actually appreciate it, but I find it a necessity for our community. P.S.: I could never actually read all what you did for the FuturePress guide, I wish I could have or I wish I could access that some way or another without having to pay 400 USD; but that led me to your channel so long ago (I'm still trying to learn the ropes of Bayonetta though, I still love me some Platinum, DMC3&4, NG:B&2 and whatever comes that might satisfy the itch). I hope you find enjoyment again in doing these sometime in the future. I speak for the whole disjointed community when I say this is valued. Sorry for the long post, I just really wanted to say this (and actually would love to have a conversation regarding the building of a community sometime). Thank you for your hard work and hours of dedication in both exploration of the gameplay mechanics and content creation.

[@yoshesque]

I'm curious how exactly you would intend for other players to contribute to this series. I've got my own Bayonetta: Explained "series" (well, just two videos) with maybe two more videos planned but they don't really cover anything as deep as what you've got here.

[@Saur]

I would urge other players to join together and share their findings, just as we have done here. If you have any strategies, tips, tricks or even thought processes you would like to share with the community, then feel free to get in contact and use this series as a platform to put those ideas out. For example; a player may not have a microphone and video capture setup, but may be sitting on some amazing strategies. If that player were to contact me, then I could replicate those strategies and write a script based on them. It's about sharing ideas to enrich the community surrounding these games, just as we used to in the arcades. Likewise, if you already have a capture setup and would like to have your own videos featured, then feel free to get in contact if you would like me to include them.

[@TheLastZonai]

You both are such talented players. I've watched both of your guide/tutorials and im doing a tutorial in portuguese with the second game too and the diferences between both games. I've wrote the script, just need learn a bit of video editing and i'll finish it (sadly i dont have capture board too :\ )

[@DavidLins0]

These videos are a fantastic way to show off exactly how complex this game can be. It's really astounding to see how much detail is put into this game's combat system, yet literally anyone at any skill level can pick it up and enjoy it. Platinum Games has perfected the DMC formula with this game.

[@0seraphic]

Absolutely excellent work, gentlemen. *applause*

[@expcake]

The Interrupt mechanic literally made me say "what" out loud. It's small details like that that I absolutely love to see in games. Even though it's the basics, this was still a very interesting episode!

[@BBboy20]

I never thought it would actually be effective. Enemies often are just too fast for most to even think of just trying that.

[@pinappletoast3726]

Finding this series is like finding a gem, since I got the game today on my birthday, I'm so excited thank you

[@lukusridley]

Kisslock = best stunlock

[@Kinjutsumaru]

Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful work.

[@schlockfather]

I'm still unlocking stuff and finding out new secrets in this game. Thank you for helping me develop my skills more.

[@MariusUrucu]

Bayonetta just got a PC version. You have no idea how happy I am because of this, because now I can actually play the game :D. Console gaming from where I am isn't what I would call... popular. Got my Steam copy of Bayonetta and noticed you made videos detailing the intricacies of the combat. They're especially helpful for me, since I'm not exactly good at the game... yet. So thank you for making these videos. :)

[@Crewhudson-01]

Really great man! Just started playing Bayonetta 1 and I am looking forward to watch the rest of your series. I wish there were more tutorials like this for other games!

[@kevvymetal4727]

At 9:55, there's a breakdown of the usefulness of Alternative Dodge using A+the stick. Unless I'm being stupid, this seems to have been removed from Bayonetta 2 for some odd reason. Excellent work on this series of Videos! I look forwards to watching them all!

[@Saur]

Yeah... I don't understand the changes they have made to Bayonetta 2 yet, to be honest I'm struggling to find the reasoning behind most of them. Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but I feel that Platinum didn't have to change their design philosophy in order to appeal to their audience. But I absolutely do not blame them for making these changes, look what happened with The Wonderful 101, look at Korra. Both of these games are sold on the strength of the design of their mechanics, and the gaming press were foaming at the mouth as a result. I don't believe changing the games is the answer though, I believe changing the way these games are promoted is the answer, we need to take the gaming "press" out of the equation and this is the reason why I am trying my best to pass on knowledge to the community.

[@kevvymetal4727]

Certainly yes! That idea would be ideal! I've gotten a bit more used to the game with Bayo 1 controls using the Wii Classic Controller Pro (red one that came with Xenoblade) It's a lot easier like this but I really miss the Alt Dodge. Such an odd change.

[@expcake]

***** Honestly, I think that the Lock+Jump dodge was just overlooked because it was never really mentioned in Bayonetta 1, so not a lot of people knew about it, and the devs probably just forgot about it. But then again, they remembered Kisslocks for 2, so we can't be fully sure.

[@TheAnimatedGamer]

One of the VERY MINISCULE amount of genuine bayo combat guides I've seen. One thing I particularly liked in the other episode is how you explained the technicalities of witch time mechanic Would he cool to see you continue as I would want to know about the mechanic that interrupts an enemy attack

[@CatSmithers]

Beautiful and professional video. Thank you for all the efforts!

[@LukasRocks001]

I've been playing Bayo for 4 years now, and this video opened my eyes to a bunch of new possibilities I didn't even realize before. Gun cancelling combo strings and using small hops to break out of recovery animations are two things I'll definitely work on.

[@Saur]

Fantastic, I'm really glad it's given you different ideas to try out! This is my intention!

[@kruai453]

I love Bayonetta and TW101. Your tutorials on TW101 helped me to get decent trophies in that game on the hardest difficulties, so I'm really looking forward to seeing the combat mechanics explained for Bayo/Bayo2! I'm excited for the next video! :D

[@Nogard06]

Awesome video man! I recently have been playing through Bayonetta 1 and the Alfheim are a really big pain in the neck for me. I learned some very useful tips here, like the animation cancelling and lock-on stun. I look forward to seeing the rest of this series!

[@VahnFannel]

AMAZING work!

[@machinaeZER0]

Sorry, I know I'm late to the party - Matthewmatosis sent me here and you've both blown my mind with the depth I didn't realize this game had. I beat the whole thing on normal and thought I'd played the game.... I clearly haven't even scratched the surface, hahahah. I'm pretty sure I forgot there even was a lock-on button, if I ever knew, and I literally had to pause to recover when you mentioned the alternate dodge input. I guess what I'm trying to say is - thank you for this incredible video, and I'm excited to watch the rest!

[@avengingsylph]

I am currently playing through the third game and within 2 minutes I learned something new. I had no idea lock-on worked like that!

[@Megazone23]

Hey Saur, just watching this vid as I've been playing these on the Switch after playing them a ton on the 360 and Wii U but still forget about things in this game that are there. Thank you so much for the master class video on a master class game.

[@singho]

Can't wait for more! Also...dat voice! Just ploughed 20 hrs into Bayo 2...so much stuff to unlock and learn. Thank God for Moon of Mahakaala...I can't play without it! XD Just unlocked Chain Chomp...what a beast weapon! Also Grace n Glory 4 life.

[@TonkarzOfSolSystem]

I'd love to see more in this series. Bayonetta has such a deep combat system.

[@MICROmor]

excellent, thanks for the hard work

[@rahmadrenaldi2624]

thank you for the guide, i struggle to perform the combo with the directional input and just found out that you can use hard lock into the enemy so the direction would remain the same, i hardly use the hard lock on probably because i use mouse and keyboard and the lock on as well the dodge button are located far away and had to use pinky for pressing it

[@SousukeGWX]

Awesome video, can't wait for the next one.

[@BurdofSin]

Well I learned a couple small, but VERY helpful things :) like the jumping to cancel the delays between combos

[@TakumiJoyconBoyz]

Nice, I was actually hoping for this and I was actually hoping it'd be you that did it after seeing some of your Wonderful 101 videos.

[@KazuyaMithra]

With Bayo3 coming, I hope Platinum takes all these aspects shown in this wonderful series into consideration with it while throwing in what Devastation added. There's a whole mountain of potential.

[@m.czandogg9576]

Amazing work as always. i especially loved you The Wonderful 101 series. Keep up the great work

[@kevinlification]

Holy this guide is amazing ill never be as good as you

[@Allegrian94]

Thank you so much for this. I hope you uplooad some more TW101 guides though.

[@GreatGenus]

This is fantastic

[@djdedan]

Beautiful.

[@LionheartMindExplosion]

Incredible work brother.

[@AlanP01]

Wow great guide!!

[@grrsa]

This is wonderful!

[@aBDKstan]

Look at Bayo's face at 11:42

[@MrAgentIncognito]

Great guide so far. I really enjoy the game, but I'm a total scrub when it comes to the finesse of the combat system, so I'm incredibly thankful.

[@עמנואל-ש7ו]

Exactly what I need

[@aerithroses2683]

Are you going continue this series because it very good so far

[@mbvtemjin4970]

One thing you should really make note of about Bayonetta's basic shooting is that unlike Dante with Ebony and Ivory, she cannot hit a target directly below her, but will only fire so far downwards at an angle. It's a really simple caveat, but it makes controlling an enemy below Bayonetta slightly more difficult for someone making the transition between the two series.

[@Saur]

Noted, will keep that in mind. Also OMG a Temjin avatar! In a parallel universe that's MY roboto-chan!

[@mbvtemjin4970]

***** You're making me blush! Thanks for the videos though, they've really helped a lot - even that old IGN God Hand Response one and the TW101 System videos. By the way, if you haven't checked it out, there's a style swapping mod for DMC3. Judging by your taste in games, I'd be surprised if you weren't already aware of it and all over it, but I'm just putting it out there since I'm in the middle of transitioning from working with that to this.

[@Saur]

MBV Temjin It's my pleasure, and yes I have seen the Style Switching mod for DMC3. The problem I have is that I have a very demanding job, I want to play all of this stuff but I simply never have the time. If I could do this for a living you would see me play EVERYTHING! :D

[@mbvtemjin4970]

***** Awesome, unfortunate about the job. :( Regarding Bayonetta, though, it's worth mentioning as well that the last third of the game (two thirds, really) nearly requires the Moon of Mahaa-Kalaa and Bat Within, but once you have it, it makes the fights borderline trivial. It's far easier to counter the final boss than it is to dodge most of their attacks (spoilers, I guess?)

[@mbvtemjin4970]

Well, the last third of Bayonetta 2. I played it first before diving back into the original Bayonetta.

[@Nereda715]

wtf, you're definitely well versed in the Umbran Arts!

[@luiseduardomedina7833]

Dang, this looks even more complicated than TW101... Or am I just bad at this and (sort of) good at TW101? Regardless, thank you so much Saur for this series! You're really great at explaining this stuff, got Bayo 1+2 last saturday but I've been dying a lot!

[@laziestoldman]

Great guide! Easy to follow even for new or casual players (at least for now). Question: are you checking whether all the mechanics still apply for Bayo 2?

[@Saur]

Many of them still apply, but some unfortunately do not. But to be honest, a direct comparison between the titles is not my intention. I want to give the community all the knowledge I gained while working on writing guides for this type of game. I want to give something which can be taken away and applied to ALL games. I believe that the future of these games lies with the gaming community. If a knowledgeable community demands the very best from the designers of these games then we can be assured that the genre can continue to grow and evolve. Currently we are in a situation where the "professional" gaming press make absolutely sure that they destroy the reputation of any mechanically deep games before they even get a chance to become established. Thus game designers have to intentionally pander to these people, or else. I don't want dumbed down, functionally standardised games; I want games which challenge, games which teach the player new skills and reward effort. I believe that with increased knowledge, the gaming community will demand what's right.

[@russelldoty2743]

I like this. Makes me think of the multiple -Bits series done by the Chemical Lovers. BayoBits?

[@alexandrtezikov4334]

Does anyone know why I can't alt dodge in Bayonetta 2? For whatever reason it just goes into normal jump

[@BelieMyBurial]

Amazing video! Ill use this to git gud.

[@suditeh]

Holy shit, I beated Infinite climax without knowing how to play.

[@kevvymetal4727]

One thing that irks me with Bayonetta 2 is the new Targeting. I'm so used to using the rb lock on button and dodging out the way with A + left stick. This doesn't appear the be the case with B2 and the move to Targeting on the left trigger must be for some reason. Apart from that it's pretty glorious!

[@lumrules]

You can change the controls back to how they were in the original in the settings menu.

[@kevvymetal4727]

lumrules This is true yes! But Alternative Dodge still appears to be missing! While playing Bayo 2 with Bayo 1 control settings, holding Right bumper to target then A+left stick results in Bayonetta jumping straight up rather than dodging.

[@thelastgogeta]

Sort of have the reverse problem as I got used to Bayo 2's demo and expected the controls to be the same when I started Bayo 1, though of course a missing dodge option is more important than whether I think a trigger is a better fit for locking on with the GamePad. At best, they can patch it in. At worst, we will adapt to get around the missing option. A shame still.

[@retrofighterg4780]

What do you think of the accessories so far Saur? Right now I like Bracelet of Time as an alternative to the UC style Was wondering if you had experimented with any of the accessories in this new version. With meter being so important for dealing damage I figured some other meter dependent accessories might have gotten buffed since magic is worth a lot more in the sequel

[@Saur]

I have managed to get some time off work this week to finally spend a day playing Bayonetta 2. I will post more once I've had some time to process all of the new goodies.

[@TheLastZonai]

Hey, Saurian! Im a fan of your skills and gameplay. I learned to actually play Bayonetta seeing ya tutorials as well as other hardcore players. Now I'm trying to do a tutorial in portuguese for some friends and the brazilian community that is playing the relaunch on Switch =) A curiosity: the animation of opening your video and transictions (blue and red), you who edited / did or they exist inside the game? I liked it a lot :)

[@Saur]

Hi Wallace, I'm very glad you found the videos useful. The titles were created by Hao Kuai De Jian, I'm not sure if his channel is still up.

[@TheLastZonai]

Saurian very nice! Thank you for the info and all the gorgeous gameplays/tutoriais.

[@darkgiggsxx]

Excellent video! No pressure, but I hope you keep them coming. Did you discover all of this on your own?

[@Saur]

Yes, when I was writing the guide for Future Press we had no communication with Platinum whatsoever until right at the end of production. We had to work out each and every mechanic ourselves, we even had one of our guys trying to work out damage values based on the enemy health bars! But thankfully Platinum stepped in at the end and went through the entire book and corrected all the things we approximated. It turned out right in the end and I learned a huge amount about how a game like this is designed in the process.

[@darkgiggsxx]

***** Most impressive. As I said, looking forward to the rest!

[@DE235]

Great vid but will you complete the W101 guide at all?

[@Saur]

I will try my best, but currently it's incredibly difficult to find the time to play one game and make videos let alone two!

[@cogigo]

Awesome. Really looking forward to the next video, Great series. How do you like Bayonetta 2 Saur?

[@Saur]

I've been so busy trying to get this series started I've not had enough time to play Bayonetta 2 properly. I'm going to take a break tonight and play it!

[@TheLastZonai]

WOWWWWWW ! Its wonderful !! When the next episode will come to us, merely mortals? :P Theres any chance to a guide with Bayonetta 2 system combat, wich is pretty similar to the first?

[@Saur]

***** I will try my best, it's such a huge amount to cover! I have a mountain to climb covering the original Bayonetta, but I am determined to do it. Please bear with me!

[@TheLastZonai]

Yeah, i know, i know !! We'll keep waiting patiently :) Its awesome how you use dodge offset all the time and spam wicked weaves (its dodge offset technique, isnt?) I wish i could do it sooooo easily!! :S (sorry for my english, i'm brazilian)

[@Saur]

***** Thank you so much for your comment, I will try my best! Please bear with me, I will get to these techniques as soon as I can, I just want to make sure I cover the foundation first.

[@VanishedDecoy]

Should all of this be doable in Bayonetta 2? I'm trying the alt dodge and I can't seem to get it. Thank you sincerely for these videos, by the way!

[@Saur]

Thank you for watching, I really need to continue with this. Unfortunately a lot of the system mechanics covered here are not applicable to Bayonetta 2.

[@VanishedDecoy]

Wasn't expecting a reply. Thanks! It's interesting that they seemingly removed the alt dodge input.

[@cheshirec6244]

Is it me or is the background music from the Charlie's angels tv show?

[@Saur]

Nope, it's just you!

[@Akatora69]

Saur! How often will you be releasing these? Also, will this series cover Bayonetta 2? Or does most of what is covered here apply to the newest game as well?

[@Saur]

I'm hoping to release these weekly, I've got the next script written and will begin editing shortly. What I want to accomplish with this guide is to present a solid foundation of knowledge which players can take away and apply to many other games. As for Bayonetta 2, I really wanted to have episodes ready in time for the game's launch, but unfortunately that was not possible. I am planning a preliminary episode to cover the system changes though, please keep a look out for it.

[@Akatora69]

***** That amazing man. Keep up the awesome work. I'll definetly be looking out for more knowledge. As for the current in-game footage - Is that from the xbox 360 version or from the HD remake? Also, how does the Wii U controller fare control wise compared to the more beefy Xbox controller?

[@Saur]

Mathias Lunau All footage is from the Xbox 360 version. I'm really fussy when it comes to controllers, I absolutely struggle to use the Xbox 360 controller and I will be switching back to my Dual Shock 3 for future episodes. I've always played Bayo with a Dual Shock 3 via a USB convertor, I struggle to undo so many years of muscle-memory! :D I find both the Wii U Gamepad and Classic controller absolutely fine to use, until you start trying to roll from Jump to Punch. As the buttons are so close together you have to come up with a completely different way to enter the input, I'm still working on it...

[@BBboy20]

I feel bad that it took me 3 days to Pure Platinum the demo all because I mostly keep screwing up on dodging. Like my brain, at times, seems like it's actually slower then I think it is. No matter the readiness, sometimes, somehow I still get hit.

[@expcake]

Keep playing. You'll get better. Sooner or later, dodging will be automatic whenever you see or hear certain cues. Then from there, you can try more complicated combos. Also, look on the bright side. You managed to get Pure Platinum in 5 verses (?). I'd say your time playing throughout those 3 days paid off well.

[@Saur]

Please keep an eye out for the next episode, I will aim to release it this weekend. We address this very thing! The key to the layer of the game you are having problems with is the fact that you don't have to be ready. All the best action games communicate hazards clearly and concisely to the player, what you need to do is immerse yourself within that communication layer. I cannot wait to discuss this with you!

[@TooFast00]

How come Future Press didn't work on a guide for Bayonetta 2? I own the first one and absolutely love it. It is the most thorough guide I have ever seen. The Prima guide for Bayonetta 2 is a glorified instruction manual. It doesn't go into detail about anything and is complete garbage. BTW, I'm loving this series so far. Can't wait to see the rest!

[@Saur]

TooFast00 That's such a shame, I'm sorry to hear that. It is extremely difficult to obtain the licencing rights and permission to produce Official Guides for games, it's also an uphill battle selling them due to the negative experience many customers like yourself report.When you have so many guides being described in the way you have done, how then do you convince your potential customers that you do things differently?Nintendo already have a deal in place with Prima, this makes it impossible for other creators of guides to work with Nintendo published games.

[@meikoluvv]

TYSM

[@sagaevan9641]

Deserves more moves.

[@Catboost]

>60fps support comes along just a few days after uploading this bumma

[@Saur]

Catbus Re-uploading now!I I originally did upload at 60fps, but KZbin hadn't enabled it yet. Hopefully it should work this time. Going forward all episodes will be 60fps.

[@ghost_warrior9055]

pra quem n sabe ingles ( ou n tem muit0 contato influente com o idioma ) foda-se , sei que n sou inscrito do seu canal , mais se puder adicionar uma legenda em portugues-br , seria muito bom