Yeah, idek man 😭 wild session. I woke up and shuriken cork just made sense after that.
Long story short is I want to learn TDR but my left arm is weak from past injuries before I started tricking. Full recoveries, but I have to be cautious of what I do with it.
I can compensate with my right when doing 2 handed setups or slowly lower my weight onto my left to not stress it as much. (Thus why masterscoot doesn't give me issues) But as is, my left arm cannot support my body weight if I try to jump onto it. You can see it pretty clearly if you slow down this video. My left hand touches the ground first, but my body continues to fall until my right also touches the ground, which is when the real support kicks in and I stop falling.
So I'm wondering if y'all know of any exercises to build up the necessary arm strength? Especially useful would be exercises for large, sudden bursts of force.
Eventually I wanna add cork feilong to this, but that's for later
Got confirmation today that its DEFINITELY gone now. 2 strikes and that's GGs.
I was aware of the GPA policy, and made sure to keep it up after one strike, but I forgot about the credit minimums.
Usually it's not as issue for me since I load up my schedule with as many classes as I can, but there was one semester I lost 7 credits in (3 from a cancelled class, had to drop 1 because it wasn't for my major, and 3 more from a class I had to audit). That took me from 18 to 11, which just misses the 12 credit requirement. That turned out to be my FIRST strike. Then GPA strike I thought was the first was actually the second and lost it for good.
So yeah, lesson learned. Dropping classes is not free. If you're on minimum credits, then highkey, lock in.
Seems like it would've been done with "oh my gog bruh" by now, but I can't find it anywhere
How do I make it more diagonal? My raizs are either completely vertical or barely inverted at all. I can't seem to figure out how to go 45° upside down.
How do I pull my chest up before landing? I know I need to land higher for a good swingthrough, but I'm struggling to figure out where to get that extra height from.
Yes, Primordial Malzeno with qurio is absolutely amazing. It plays great with Rise's overall speed and seeing it get corrupted mid fight is a perfect way to connect story to gameplay.
But imo, Primordial doesn't need the qurio to be fun. There is already enough in the concept by itself to justify a standalone fight. No other elders (or really any other monster in general) has the sword + shield wing combo it has. And because it would be an elementless, projectileless elder, it would provide a unique close quarters combat experience compared to everything else. It needs to be near you, but it has longer range, so melee weapons would have to close the distance while ranged weapons have to maintain their distance.
Moveset wise, it could take all of the non-qurio based regular Malzeno attacks (like the aerial tail stab and ground shockwave) and also be given some new stuff. I'd love to see it make greater use of the shield part of its wings and the pronged tail for grabbing things. Add on a normal enraged state and you pretty much have an elder dragon fight ready to go.
Admittedly, the skills of its armor set and the overall power of its weapons would need to be reworked, seeing as it's no longer inheriting the vampire aspects from regular Malzeno, nor will it be the power crept final monster of an expansion. I could see the armor skills being replaced with a combo of guard and damage. Basically the stuff Lance and SnS like to use. And maybe there's a set bonus/unique armor skill that has something to do with fighting the monster head on. Like you stay in constantly close proximity to it and receive a powerful buff of some kind. Lance would be amazing with such a skill.
So yeah, that's my take on the matter. Even though the qurio are excellently used within Primordial Malzeno's fight, I don't think they are wholely necessary to it. Without qurio, it would be easier to include in later games both lore-wise and gameplay-wise. (Cause teleporting and speed blitzing wouldn't be so fun outside of Rise) And all it would need is a few new moves, a normal enraged state, and some tweeks to its equipment.
I won't deny that the qurio benefit it a lot, but it has enough substance to stand on its own and still be a fun and engaging monster.
I might as well just commit to learn full feilong cause that does not look like a full shuriken lol
Is it just really hard, really finicky, really unfair, or something else? I'm curious what combos others will use, but don't \*like\* to use.
I want to learn the combo: Aerial Semi -> Raiz -> Cork
I have a decent cork and can do it from raiz, but the aerial semi to raiz part is giving me a lot of issues. Very inconsistent and I can't invert the raiz at all from aerial semi. What am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
Ok, its like 90% symmetrical. It just looked way cooler for the ship/swing and ship/wave to be actually asym. (Also, you could cheese the last part if it wasn't)
I want to say this is low extreme demon, but I'm the creator of the level and lowkey dual carried so I can't give a super accurate opinion of how hard it is. But its FAR more balanced than what it was a few days ago and I find it pretty fun to play now, so I'm happy with it.
As usual, if you have any feedback, I'm always open to hearing it.
I wonder how many more times it will happen before he verifies it