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[exocynraku]

from yesterday

[toesuckler]

also put it in the tags so they see, i love seeing what people think eachother looks like lolol <3

[junebugzzz]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY URVI JAANU

I AM FILLED WITH ANXIETY !!!!!!!!!!! LETS GOOO

[spinningbuster98]

Castlevania The Adventure Part 2: -AAAAAAAAAAAAA-

So initially I planned to deal with both of the latter stages in this one video but I had a distinct feeling that stage 4 would cause me a ton of trouble so i decided to split this into two (spoilers: I was right)

If the game had not managed to make you toss your gameboy across the room until now then stage 3 absolutely will

Ladies and gentlemen we are looking at a 10 minute or so long autoscroller here

An autoscroller that moves at a speed that somehow managed to compare to that of the Heat Death of the Universe

Not only is this mind-numbingly slow on its own but the game makes it even worse due to its naturak slowdown

Oh yeah: the Adventure suffers from severe slowdown pretty often whenever there’s too much stuff on screen, especially in this level

Then you also add Christopher’s jog and the fact that this stage is pretty much littered with do or die situations where the margin of error for your jumps and wjop attacks is next to zero with inevitable death being your punishment and you get a level that you’re gonna be stuck in for potentially hours on end

Fun times all around!

Anyway given that the actual ending will be reserved for the next video let’s talk about how this small and simple gameboy game AND Castlevania III which released the same year somehow managed to mess up the plot of the series up until then! Oh yeah!

So according to the manual (including the japanese one) this is supposed to be the adventure lived by Simon’s ancestor Christopher Belmont that was mentioned in the first game’s japanese manual

Cool

But there’s an issue

That manual stated that Christopher lived about 100 years before Simon’s time

Wanna know another game that claims to take place “100 years before Simon Belmont” according to its intro?

Castlevania III

Even though that same intro also states that the game takes place in the 15th century, with Castlevania 1 taking place in the 17th century making it MORE than 100 years before Simon

Some may know that Trevor’s (or Ralph’s in Japan) full name is Trevor C. Belmont

That C is not random as it’s supposed to stand for Christopher

...yet here we see ANOTHER guy named Christopher

Also fun fact: the japanese manuals for both games also state that Dracula was a worshipper of Satan and that’s how he got his dark powers, though the manual for the Adventure does not contain any mention of Alucard or how Dracula presumably sold his soul for power

What seemingly happened is that the developers for both games had set out to both tell the story of Simon’s ancestor Christopher but they failed to communicate properly resulting in the games having this weird relationship

To be fair here I think this is more of an issue with Castlevania III than the Adventure, since it’s the former is the one that decided to take place during the 15th century while ALSO claiming to take place 100 years before Simon, which would have been a logical inconsistency regardless of the latter’s existence or not

Just thought I’d bring this up

[snugglebuddyhan]

Currently making builds for all the weapons in Warframe, since I have nothing else to do

This is a note to myself for which weapons I enjoyed playing the most for future reference.

Tested without the use of rivens or any other outside factors, except weapon arcanes

(Biggest r.i.p to me as an Ash main)

My favorite primary weapons:

Acceltra Prime (Already one of my mains)

Aeolak

Alternox (Have always liked it. Fun to shoot. Plus, it's huge and looks really cool. It's flashy and has one of the best designs in the game. It's reload animation is also fun)

Ambassador

Amprex (Long time favorite)

Argonak

Astilla Prime (Might main it. Edit: definitely maining it)

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Basmu (Stronger than I thought)

Baza Prime

Boar Prime

Boltor Prime

Bubonico

Buzlok

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Cedo (Used for a utility for melee priming, but realized it's primary mode is just as strong when you prime the enemies with it first. Eats through steel path enemies)

Convectrix (Fun to shoot)

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Dera Vandal

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Exergis (Can one shot level 200 heavy gunners without a single headshot, so might main)

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Fulmin Prime

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Glaxion Vandal (Fun to shoot)

Gotva Prime

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Hema (The heartbeat effect on reload is neat)

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Nagantaka Prime (Didn't like at first until I discovered its alt mode)

Naturak (I mean, I think?? I like it?)

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Phage (Move over, Astilla)

Phantasma Prime (Good steel path weapon)

Proboscis Cernos (It's fun watching enemies get snatched up. I mostly use it for a little crowd control)

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Quellor

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Sancti Tigris (Was my most played weapon for years)

Scourge Prime

Sobek (Was also a weapon I used for years)

Soma Prime (Another long timer)

Stahlta

Steflos (I'm in love with its reload animation. It's also fun to shoot, which I haven't been able to say about a lot of the weapons so far, even the ones I like)

Strun Prime

Synapse

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Tenora Prime

Tigris Prime

Trumna

Total amount of formas used: 561

Finished. Not listing Kuva and Tenet weapons until I re-farm them all with the proper elements. Same with incarnon weapon forms

The primary weapons I absolutely hated:

Afentis

Attica (Okay, it's not THAT bad)

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Carmine Penta (Any variant)

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Javlok

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Mutalist Cernos

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Sybaris (Any variant)

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Quanta Vandal

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Torid

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Zhuge Prime

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Pretty much every bow and sniper, except Daikyu or however you spell it. They aren't bad. I've made some pretty strong builds, so that's not the issue. I just don't care for them.....in this game

My top 10 most used primaries based on my overall profile stats:

Tenet Arca Plasmor (Haven't touched it in ages)

Ignis Wraith (I remember being called a noob in the squad chat by a legendary 1 player a few years ago for using this weapon and now as a legendary 4 I still use it. I don't get the superiority people hold above themselves, bc they don't participate in whatever the current meta is. It's never that serious. The weapon is good and it gets shit done. Of course I'm going to use it)

Sancti Tigris

Acceltra (Non prime version)

Amprex

Cedo (Used for priming)

Soma Prime

Sobek (Patiently waiting for a kuva varient. Edit: my prayers have been answered)

Phantasma Prime (Mostly used to kill eximus in steel path)

Alternox

My favorite secondary weapons:

Acrid (Corpus killer)

Afuris Prime (Saw a popular build on overframe say this weapon isn't worth it and is just mastery fodder and I have to respectfully disagree. It's extremely powerful. Can even shred steel path enemies, so.......)

Akarius Prime

Akjagara Prime (Really like this one. 10's across the board)

Aksomati Prime

Akstiletto Prime

Akvasto Prime

Arca Scisco

Athodai (Was worth doing railjack for)

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Catabolyst (I love it. I know it's early, but I'm thinking about maining it. Edit: Nope, my dumbass keeps forgetting I have to manually reload it. Just going around shooting nothing)

Cyanex

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Embolist

Epitaph (Perfect for disruption or slowing things in general)

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Hikou (Knew I was going to like it before I even finished modding it)

Hystrix

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Kompressa (Really fun. My equivalent to the Alternox and Steflos and how fun it is to shoot. Edit: It's the goat, actually. One of the strongest secondaries I've ever played with)

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Lex Prime (My second most used secondary)

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Magnus Prime

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Ocucor

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Pandero

Pox

Prisma Angstrum

Prisma Twin Gremlins

Pyranna

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Quatz

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Secura Dual Cestra (Been using the heck out of these bad boys)

Spira Prime

Staticor

Synoid Gammocor

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Twin Kohmak

Tysis

Total amount of formas used: 348

Finished. Just like the primaries, I'm not listing Kuva and Tenet weapons until I re-farm them all with the proper elements. Same with incarnon weapon forms

The secondary weapons I absolutely hated:

Aegrit

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Castanas (Sold them for credits immediately)

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Knell Prime (Yes, even despite how strong it is)

Kulstar

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Sancti Castanas (Joined his cousin)

Sonicor (Could be used for crowd control, but can't be bothered. Will probably sell it)

Stug (What the hell is that)

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Twin Viper Wraith

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Vaykor Marelok

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Zymos

My top 10 most used secondaries based on my overall profile stats:

Kuva Nukor (Used it for priming when I first got into steel path. Haven't touched it since. Plus, if I want to prime I'll use the cedo now)

Synoid Gammacor (Used it for years. Was my all time favorite weapon. Haven't used it in ages though)

Lex Prime (Was mostly used back when we didn't have exalted weapons we could mod separately, so I picked this weapon for Mesa's peacemaker ability)

Staticor (Obsessed with the way it shoots. It's charged mode is also cool)

Twin Grakatas (Don't remember using this tbh)

Akarius Prime

Tenet Cyrcon

Afuris Prime

Sporelacer (Okay, so this is actually my most played secondary. For some reason it's played percentage has been stuck on 1.3% usage for the past 2 years and won't budge. Really wish DE would do something about this, so my profile is actually accurate)

Pox (I like this weapon, but it's only here, bc it was the weapon I picked for an elite archimedea rotation that I kept going back into, so I could help people get the hidden sumdali. I didn't like my primary weapon rolls and I don't care too much for melee weapons, so I used this for my primary source of damage)

Favorite melee weapons so far. I'm not really a fan of swinging things around, but I'll try to make the most of it:

Argo & Vel

Arum Spinosa

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Broken War (Got me through steel path. Haven't really used it much since then)

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[javed5556]

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[velcade]

Who ever thinks little Mo is a top in this relationship, your moms a hoe

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[jouannetaud]

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