Enjoy xD

Edited September 4, 20187 yr by mant2si

Saitama approves.

Shame this doesn't actually work on either of these dragons, if you don't spawn them with console, I guess you could make it work on the Guardian if you kill all but one add, but BoW dragon doesn't even have adds and jump skills only hit once if there isn't at least one additional jump target.

Shame this doesn't actually work on either of these dragons, if you don't spawn them with console, I guess you could make it work on the Guardian if you kill all but one add, but BoW dragon doesn't even have adds and jump skills only hit once if there isn't at least one additional jump target.

New belt allow you to spawn fire elemental with melee attack or new bow that can spawn hostile monsters on kill, spawn your copies/any monster from figuries and make crit with bow and then help dragon to kill it xD . You can kill Ukaizo after second transition, when you attacked by 2 colossus 

Edited September 4, 20187 yr by mant2si

Nice way to unleash your inner Saitama, if unlikely to work without ludicrously gaming the system. But that's what pillars is for, right?

 

 You can kill Ukaizo

 

3.0: Entire city of Ukaizo confirmed as first mega-boss, tormenting you with lightning strikes and relentless gale-winds as you navigate the ruinous streets. When down to 1/3d of its health, it suddenly converts to a huge essence-fueled mecha and starts firing beams of soul energy from the wheel in a brand-new bullet hell mode.

Lol did it just die from multiple injury stacking? That's hilarious.

Lol did it just die from multiple injury stacking? That's hilarious.

Yeah, they both died because I made 4 injuries for each boss

Edited September 4, 20187 yr by mant2si

Wearing a weapon is NOT naked!

 

But beside this: Hot stuff!

Edited September 4, 20187 yr by Harpagornis

 

Lol did it just die from multiple injury stacking? That's hilarious.

Yeah, they both died because I made 4 injuries for each boss

The fact that even bosses are not immune to the injury system is an interesting find. Even a double injury can hurt pretty bad, but this is a clever way get that empowered debuff to stack it.

How did you do this? Because when I wanted to try this with Skullcrusher two weeks ago or so the game didn't let me empower Whispers of the Wind (was greyed out)?

How did you do this? Because when I wanted to try this with Skullcrusher two weeks ago or so the game didn't let me empower Whispers of the Wind (was greyed out)?

I didn't do anything special, I just hired new (pure monk) monk character and enchant Skullcrusher

Weird. I had this idea a while back and also identified Whispers of the Wind as only ability which could possibly apply 4 injuries on a target. But once I wanted to empower Whispers of the Wind I couldn't. It think there was a patch in between...  

Nice find !

So for the slower among us like me, can someone explain this?  I see Whispers of the Wind is a level 9 monk ability that does full attacks on up to 6 jumps ... what's with the wounds, how are they being applied, etc.

So for the slower among us like me, can someone explain this? I see Whispers of the Wind is a level 9 monk ability that does full attacks on up to 6 jumps ... what's with the wounds, how are they being applied, etc.

I think empower increases the jump number.

Probably power level increases jumps (projectiles)?

So for the slower among us like me, can someone explain this?  I see Whispers of the Wind is a level 9 monk ability that does full attacks on up to 6 jumps ... what's with the wounds, how are they being applied, etc.

 

The weapon he is using, Skullcrusher, has an enchant that causes an injury when used for an empowered weapon attack.  Since whispers of the wind is an attack that causes multiple hits as long as there are at least 2 targets, it will jump between the 2 and apply an injury for each hit.  Just like player characters, once you get 4 injuries you automatically die.

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by Metaturtle

lol

Exactly. Besides this funny appliance (which can't be done too often unfortunately ) the enchantment is pretty good with any empowered AoE attack (Clear Out, HoF, Whilring Strikes) because most injuries come with nice debuffs and they stay forever.

Another way to exploit this could be to get 4 empower uses, sneak up on an enemy, use an empowered (AoE) attack, then use someting like Shadowing Beyond to end the encounter and repeat. THat way you should be able to kill enemies with 4 strikes (and then rest). Maybe the injuries on enemies even persist when you rest?

 

Edit: just checked: injuries persists after rest. The perfect weapon for a (solo) assassin - as long as you can make sure you can escape the fight.

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by Boeroer

Exactly. Besides this funny appliance (which can't be done too often unfortunately ) the enchantment is pretty good with any empowered AoE attack (Clear Out, HoF, Whilring Strikes) because most injuries come with nice debuffs and they stay forever.

 

Another way to exploit this could be to get 4 empower uses, sneak up on an enemy, use an empowered (AoE) attack, then use someting like Shadowing Beyond to end the encounter and repeat. THat way you should be able to kill enemies with 4 strikes (and then rest). Maybe the injuries on enemies even persist when you rest?

 

Edit: just checked: injuries persists after rest. The perfect weapon for a (solo) assassin - as long as you can make sure you can escape the fight.

 

OR 2 Clear Out, because Clear Out hit main target twice 

 

Exactly. Besides this funny appliance (which can't be done too often unfortunately ) the enchantment is pretty good with any empowered AoE attack (Clear Out, HoF, Whilring Strikes) because most injuries come with nice debuffs and they stay forever.

 

Another way to exploit this could be to get 4 empower uses, sneak up on an enemy, use an empowered (AoE) attack, then use someting like Shadowing Beyond to end the encounter and repeat. THat way you should be able to kill enemies with 4 strikes (and then rest). Maybe the injuries on enemies even persist when you rest?

 

Edit: just checked: injuries persists after rest. The perfect weapon for a (solo) assassin - as long as you can make sure you can escape the fight.

OR 2 Clear Out, because Clear Out hit main target twice

! Obsidian: bug detected!

Well now I really know what I want to duplicate once the Helwax Mold gets back into the game.

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by Boeroer

Hellwax

 

But Clear Out is a Primary Attack now, isn't it?

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by Haplok

Yes, but Whispers of the Wind is not.

 

Thanks for the correction. I typed "Helwalker" so many times now that my "smart" phone auto-corrected Helwax into Helwalker and I didn't even notice.

Does the game let u know what type of injury it will be inflicting?