You're instantly the GOAT of Albion content creation imo and I hope you get huge as hell. Your gear fear video and your practical guides are exactly what new players like myself are looking for, none of the skipping important knowledge and underexplaining. Personally I was really confused about progression, I felt like I needed to stick to cookie cutter 4.1 sets and gamble my life in the blackzone forever till I'm a millionaire before I get to have fun making my own expensive builds, which made me sad. But watching your gear fear video and understanding the distinction between personal econ and throwaway sets made me see the charm of Albion Online, in taking risks for the sake of upgrading the things you enjoy. Now I'm having a blast with my subpar nonlethal profits while building up gear I can get attached to. Thank you for not only helping me to learn the game, but also to love it. Your perspective could really help new players stick to Albion Online and have fun, I hope many more people discover your content. Have a good one!
Thank you so much for this post! You really made my day! It is comments and viewers like you that make me wake up every morning and want to keep doing what I do! I am glad the videos are helping you on your Albion Journey!!! Stay awesome!!!!😎😎😎
@@ProfessorScythe Hiya! Just writing a comment to update my Albion journey two months later, thought you'd think it's cool. Me and my boys restarted on Albion East, we're all having a blast. We started off super clueless and chill, goofing about until we had the money to make our own guild. We dabbled in all sorts of content, head first, no guide, proper old school styles. We started off running safe zone group dungeons all day till we sorted out our builds and prepared to commit, then we started doing safe corrupteds and hellgates to get pvp ready, and now we're roaming bz all day making steady money for the guild. Most notably and recently, yours truly and mister guild leader ventured into the daunting roads of avalon. We cleared a blue chest in the roads of avalon with 4.1 gear where someone tried to rat us, killed my buddy, and promptly became my first ever bz kill. Some 700K outta that run split between us two, a crapload of fame, and enough favor to get my buddy his first conqueror's chest, out of which he got absolutely nothing good, naturally. All that casual fun in a month, and now I've got a modest 6M personal econ, guild leader's been grinding hard with over double that to his name, our prudent resident lifeskiller is gathering and farming away on his own 6M stash, and the pvp junkie friend only really hops on every other day to gank in bz. Now our humble guild, Sterling Taxmen, have just purchased an island! A lowly group four friends is now recruiting, looking to grow and fulfill our ambition of being on the board, expanding to Thetford Taxmen, Bridgewatch Taxmen, and beyond. Start an alliance named IRS, just because that's mad funny. And all that is thanks to your guides that really let me fall in love with Albion Online. Cheers!
guardian helmet is also a great option since lot of mobs inflict some type of dot so its nice having a clense so u can mount up right away in danger its also great against cursed staffs and mage cowls
Yo scythe, I recently started albion with a friend and we've been binge watching your tutorials recently and they've helped a lot, currently prepping for our first few blackzone runs, couldn't express my appreciation more!❤
Highkey best formated / commentated albion guide videos
Thank you for the kind words! More to come! Stay awesome!😎
You're instantly the GOAT of Albion content creation imo and I hope you get huge as hell. Your gear fear video and your practical guides are exactly what new players like myself are looking for, none of the skipping important knowledge and underexplaining.
Personally I was really confused about progression, I felt like I needed to stick to cookie cutter 4.1 sets and gamble my life in the blackzone forever till I'm a millionaire before I get to have fun making my own expensive builds, which made me sad. But watching your gear fear video and understanding the distinction between personal econ and throwaway sets made me see the charm of Albion Online, in taking risks for the sake of upgrading the things you enjoy.
Now I'm having a blast with my subpar nonlethal profits while building up gear I can get attached to. Thank you for not only helping me to learn the game, but also to love it.
Your perspective could really help new players stick to Albion Online and have fun, I hope many more people discover your content. Have a good one!
Thank you so much for this post! You really made my day! It is comments and viewers like you that make me wake up every morning and want to keep doing what I do! I am glad the videos are helping you on your Albion Journey!!!
Stay awesome!!!!😎😎😎
@@ProfessorScythe Hiya! Just writing a comment to update my Albion journey two months later, thought you'd think it's cool. Me and my boys restarted on Albion East, we're all having a blast.
We started off super clueless and chill, goofing about until we had the money to make our own guild. We dabbled in all sorts of content, head first, no guide, proper old school styles.
We started off running safe zone group dungeons all day till we sorted out our builds and prepared to commit, then we started doing safe corrupteds and hellgates to get pvp ready, and now we're roaming bz all day making steady money for the guild.
Most notably and recently, yours truly and mister guild leader ventured into the daunting roads of avalon. We cleared a blue chest in the roads of avalon with 4.1 gear where someone tried to rat us, killed my buddy, and promptly became my first ever bz kill.
Some 700K outta that run split between us two, a crapload of fame, and enough favor to get my buddy his first conqueror's chest, out of which he got absolutely nothing good, naturally.
All that casual fun in a month, and now I've got a modest 6M personal econ, guild leader's been grinding hard with over double that to his name, our prudent resident lifeskiller is gathering and farming away on his own 6M stash, and the pvp junkie friend only really hops on every other day to gank in bz.
Now our humble guild, Sterling Taxmen, have just purchased an island! A lowly group four friends is now recruiting, looking to grow and fulfill our ambition of being on the board, expanding to Thetford Taxmen, Bridgewatch Taxmen, and beyond. Start an alliance named IRS, just because that's mad funny.
And all that is thanks to your guides that really let me fall in love with Albion Online. Cheers!
guardian helmet is also a great option since lot of mobs inflict some type of dot so its nice having a clense so u can mount up right away in danger its also great against cursed staffs and mage cowls
Guardian is another good one for sure! A lot of different options in this game which makes it amazing!😁
Yo scythe, I recently started albion with a friend and we've been binge watching your tutorials recently and they've helped a lot, currently prepping for our first few blackzone runs, couldn't express my appreciation more!❤
Thank you so much for the comment! I am glad you both are enjoying the content and that it is helping your Albion Journey!!!! Stay awesome!!😎😎😎
Couldn’t have made it any better
Thanks
I appreciate your kind words! Stay awesome!😎
loved the series! Is it possible to see some clips of you getting ganked. With some analysis of what went well or could have improved?
I just came back playing and your guides really help me alot thank you for being a very informative
Welcome back!! I am glad you are enjoying the videos!😁
you spent 1.4m+ for teach us
I have no problem spending silver to help teach the players!! I appreciate you!! I am glad you enjoyed the video!😁
God tier content 🧠
God tier comment🧠
Thanks for the commentary and effort. nice vid
You are very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed it!😁
love the series man keep it up
Best series ever
Thank you!!!😎
nice video. like the guide
I am glad you enjoyed it!😁
W guide as always
W comment!😁😁😁
What kind of armour do you bring if you're gathering? Do you bring all the tools you use?
I bring my usually Roaming/PvP set and all my tools personally, but nothing wrong with a mobility kit with a gathering set!😁
I'm loving swords for open world as well. What would you recommend Clarent or Carving sword?
Carving, more mobility😁
I have a question, are mage builds good for roaming? Cause i main Frost mage but i dont see a lot of people using them.
I want to use Carving sword, is it viable with the armour choices you give, and in general?
Carving can be used with them, I recommend checking a website called “Murderledger” to see the latest meta on weapons!😁