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sip, de acuerdo. también, para la mayoría, hes-x sería mejor porque eunectes puede recuperar (un poquito) su sp, pero tengo que arriesgarme a 2:50 con hes-y para matar a cliff

why :(

@@threehoo Where is my son

@@tekisenjoyerthis comment won't age well

@@threehoo are you threatening me?

@@tekisenjoyersorry i cant hear you over qing ping le

i'll be saying this as someone with an m9 lumen and both modules at stage 3: i love him dearly but eyja did kill a lot of her peers' usage, including lumen. don't get me wrong. he is still the most competent healer after eyja, but barring cleansing status effects that are not the result of elemental damage, it has become significantly harder to justify bringing lumen over eyja.

If you are limited to only 1 than yes eyja is better. I just use both, giving the middle finger to elemental dmg is fun. Lungmen can dispel stun but cant do anything about corrosion. I only use him for that heal atk and aspd. Sorry whispy

@@jdeverest7600 when it comes to single target healing lumen is still better

Lumen is still useful, as for example on TN-2 the second phase the boss instant stun the operator he hit , eyja can't do anything about it but lumen can instantly remove the stun effect. But yeah in most situation eyja is more useful but she doesn't " kill him " at all. It's not like phantom who get powercreep.

@@Daik_39 yes, it is definitely not to the same extent as phantom. poor lucian...

the best i can do is give you a clue 7

then you'll enjoy my updated clear of this where he shines a lot more! he was quite crucial for me to not lose my mind :)

He is good, not even a bit niche. Ground Chalter really. All those who said he is bad definitely never or rarely use him before

@@mon7864​​⁠to be fair, before his module released, on cn, many (myself included) were questioning his effectiveness since he's pure offensive recovery and seemed kinda stale, for the lack of a better word. his module does wonders for him and easily made him the most fun unit of this year imo. ground chalter is a fairly accurate descriptor for him, and iirc he can compete or outdps her with enough crits. very satisfying unit, 10/10

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wait lmao could you record a video demonstrating this? im curious

mostima s3 slows both gardener and civilians to a screeching halt, however, i believe it will not affect pathing moreso than ines' talent. this video does not show it bc i let the run die, but the civvies end up in the path of a boulder-- mostima s3 wouldn't change this outcome due to gardener's checkpoints.

oh, though she affects how they cut across when near the red boxes, you will need to put a plank at the top-right hole in the grid.

Manticore needs to hit, so that's a straight no. On the other hand, Mostima works... Tho it's kinda clunky. With multiple Ines redeployments + Mostima S3 M3 +module lvl3, you'll fight the "waves" of enemies a little earlier compared to Clement & co journey's. But. Slowing them also "shifts" their destination by a bit more than a tile. Resulting in civilians eating rocks during the top area traversal, which you can't prevent (even blocked rocks deal AoE, civilians WILL die).

@@ipatchymakouli415 Manticore kinda work because of her module , tho the boss won't dies until he reach his final destination :p Also you can prevent the boss from spawning the light spot on the wrong tiles by manually control when and how long he will be slowed down

@@Foxcolori tried testing with ethan amb-x and confusingly did not notice a difference.

@@threehoo I'm guessing it's because the 20% slow only applied to enemies in ambusher's range and not global like Mostima 15% slow also because the slow was a small amount ?

ooh, this happened to me in pinch-out with ines

Mountain does it too if you put him down on the tile next to the wooden structure to block boulders before they finish looping back around, makes it so they stay on the same tile he's on instead of the one besides him where they're supposed to go, so they take damage from the boulder anyway, lost an attempt because of that

i've pinned a comment explaining.

gnosis is the best of the 3 here because he deals arts with a 1.6 attack interval, meaning that muelsyse s3 will result in faster binds and cloning. sadly, i'm not terribly knowledgeable about optimal muelsyse clones in general, though. however, my understanding is something like this: if using a ranged clone, favor faster attack intervals to optimize binds/off-skill cloning; if using a melee clone, favor bulkier and tankier ops, especially if you're using s2 to lanehold. thus, for ranged physical, trapsmasters and marksmen are ideal; for melee physical, juggernauts, centurions, lords, etc. are ideal; for ranged arts, i'd wager that hexers and bards are decent (and if you want to eschew attack speed for damage, maybe mystic casters); for melee arts, your only choice is arts fighters. hope this helps!

@@threehoo okay thanks for the answer

​@@threehooI hear someone like Dorthy makes a good clone for her range and fast attack interval

he's perfect as is

Nah, it's the predators with 80% dodge AND ALSO unblockable on seaborn tiles that are the profound problem in this equation. Bastards are top of the competition for the most annoying enemy this game could ever produce

simply apply lappland to affected area

Or Schwarz or Fartooth or Pozy to ignore dodge. We have so many options nowadays...@@lyh9727