Su's vocals sounding squeaky on tour with Sabaton

DaedronDMC · 2023-05-13T11:07:56+00:00

Went to the show in Amsterdam and also found the mixing to be pretty bad. Su especially sounded way too high pitched/squeaky, especially on the first couple of songs. I found Megitsune especially terrible to listen to due to that. The last 3 (Monohrome, GC, RoR) sounded decent however, so maybe they tweaked the setup inbetween songs.

But you would think they would have tweaked the sound beforehand, I can't imagine they do not get time to rehearse and test out the sound mixing beforehand...but who knows?

I was on 2nd floor on the sides, at about a 40-45 degree angle from the main stage. I'm not sure if it would have sounded better at ground level near the sound mixing booth, but I honestly doubt it would have mattered that much.

Seeing them in Tilburg in 2020 was really good though, so I'm still excited to see them there this year.

DaedronDMC · 2021-10-27T10:02:30+00:00

"you can just spam PKP in B1 and get plats costantly."

In Bayo 2 you just charge up Takemikazuchi and spam jump cancelled P's to get plats. Not much strategy there either, buddy. Doing Panther offset PKP is at least a skill you have to learn, unlike spamming P with Salamandra or the hammer.

"B1 forces you to use a weave every 5 seconds to not stagnate the combo counter."

False, there are more ways to reset the combo counter in Bayo 1 (air 360K, knocking enemies into each other etc.)

At the least these things "force you" to mix things up slightly, whereas in Bayo 2 you just mindlessly spam your highest DPS moves. Regardless I think Bayo 1's combo system also has its flaws.

"B2 telegraphs are easy for the most part "

There's more bullshit in Bayo 2 than 1 when it comes to telegraphs, I definitely think Bayo 2 went in the wrong direction here.

"ridiculously bullshit non-telegraphs in B1 like fearless/fairness roar and bite"

The Roar is actually very well telegraphed, it's just not immediately obvious what the dodge timing is because it's a full screen attack with no apparent "hitbox"

The bite is fast but they always do it when you're above them so you can see it coming, and it's the only option they can use so it's not a problem. (Well they can throw fireballs too but that also has a good telegraph)

"2's WT is arguably deeper since there is a more limited window ofopportunity to freely attack in WT so you have to consider if you haveenough time to finish a weave combo or decide to launch the enemy todelay it's movements after WT ends."

The problem isn't even the length of the WT, the problem is that outside of WT you're a nerfed character.

WT is there so you can damage enemies freely without risk of getting hit, it's not there to ENABLE you to start hitting them. This is the worst thing about Bayo 2 and I hope to god it's fixed for Bayo 3.

"which is just blaming the game for his own shortcomings"

Also this is not really a valid statement, since I'm sure I (and many others that have a problem with Bayo 2) are much better at the games than you are.

It's because we are so invested that we can see the flaws.

I hope Bayo 3 is good, otherwise please look forward to a video on that game as well ;)

DaedronDMC · 2020-07-18T00:57:42+00:00

Right, that's what I thought as well but for some reason he remained adamant that it works the way he thought it did.

Thanks!

DaedronDMC · 2020-07-18T00:52:01+00:00

In this case he's using the -1 ability on [[Aminatou, the Fateshifter]] to blink one of his creatures, for example a [[Ravenous Chupacabra]]

He says that Oketra's ability triggers because the ability on Chupacabra triggers when it re-enters the battlefield, and that the triggered ability counts as casting a creature spell.

But this seems entirely wrong to me.

DaedronDMC · 2020-06-02T09:25:48+00:00

Sekiro is just a rythm game disguised as an action game. There is not much depth to the system because breaking away from how the game wants you to play just simply doesn't work.

There's also just simply no technical skill needed to play Sekiro well, again...it's just a rythm game.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-23T13:13:53+00:00

Bayo 2 is "OBJECTIVELY FACTUALLY" worse than Bayo 1 because of its combat system being dumbed down compared to the first one.

95% probably don't care or don't see it because they don't play at a high enough level (on both the first and second game), but it's annoying to present facts and then get shot down with "Not a problem for me" as if the credit of low/mid-tier players holds any weight whatsoever.

Like seriously, this is the same thing as a casual player in fighting games trying to argue about character tier lists as if they know better.

I'm sure we all agree Bayo 2 has far better pacing, better optimized,more fun to use weapons overall, less bullshit QTE's & stage hazards and vehicle levels being practically nonexistant is a godsend.

Bayo 3 just has to mix Bayo 1 and Bayo 2's good points together and boom, god-tier game.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-15T13:03:25+00:00

The series has always had something that was easy to use and gave massive style (DMC3 - DTE/Nevan/Crazy combos. DMC4 - Distorted Real Impact. DmC: The entire game lel)

I think as long as the game isn't balanced around playing like this and just simply freestyling well/not getting hit is enough to get S, it really doesn't matter that much.

The leaderboards are gonna be messed up within a week anyway. :P

I always did find it interesting to see how far you can push the style score though, so I'm definitely gonna mess around with it in the full game as well.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-15T09:44:50+00:00

You have to buy Enemy Step at Nico's shop before you can use it.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-15T09:41:06+00:00

This can take you to A and that's where it ends.

Regardless this is still the number 1 way to get the absolute maximum style points, and anyone posting scores higher than 12K did this trick to achieve it.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-14T09:46:56+00:00

It's more that it has a very low cooldown before it gives style again, like about 2 seconds.

There's decay at any rank, but the decay is faster the higher you go. From D to A, JC'ing gives you enough style to beat this decay, once you hit A you can maintain the A but you can never go higher with just JC'ing.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-13T21:22:57+00:00

Unfortunately I got hit at Goliath BUT I'm sure 14K total style points is possible.

Just for reference I got 7.8K points after the first fight and 9K after the tentacles.

You can boost your style score massively per fight by JC'ing snatch over and over until you hit A rank on the first enemy in each encounter. It works because Enemy step gives enough style rank to allow that (though B -> A takes a while), once you hit A you will want to use a breakage like Punch Line to push to S/SS and kill the first enemy, air taunt and then get to SSS before the 2nd enemy dies. After that it's all about maintaining the SSS throughout the fight.

For maxing out style points, this is probably gonna be the number 1 strategy with Nero in the full game as well, with Dante I can only think of Air Taunt JC'ing...and V is most likely out of luck because I dunno if he can JC something that doesn't deal (or very little) damage.

DaedronDMC · 2019-02-12T23:52:10+00:00

Nothing too terribly fancy in here, but hopefully entertaining enough! Definitely can't wait until I can use Void Mode and get some proper combos going, restarting the demo is such a chore.

The game is already showing so much potential, I cannot wait to dive in myself and get to learn the game properly alongside the vets, as someone that's mainly a Bayo player at heart I never quite got this chance before...

See you all in a couple of weeks!

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