That's basically what I thought, and also just the monkey brain want shiny hammer :P

Haha, couldn't agree more!

Lol it's ur series is the only justifications u need 😂

Living the dream! :D

Hey thanks so much! That's what I like to hear :D It definitely takes some practice but you'll get there for sure!

Thanks! And yeah ideally I'd at least cover how to fight differently with ranged and melee weapons against each elite, especially since some of them play out completely differently

Yep! Usually you want to roll for weapons in the first two shops, since you're guaranteed to see two every reroll. I wouldn't recommend waiting until shop 5, since you'll give up a lot of looks at important level 1 items, but in the first two waves it's really important to fill out your weapon sets.

Great suggestion! I do cover some of that in my guide to the well-rounded, where I go over a lot of the basic breakpoints for different stats, so check that out if you haven't seen it!

@@Cephalopocalypse Ah, will do. Thanks!

Thanks very much! I sure hope to :D

Definitely strong! I find the speed penalty on streamer can make engineering builds tough sometimes, but it's certainly a natural fit for the character!

It's true! They're really a luxury item I think, especially for non-endless runs, but they can basically be a 7th weapon on some characters like this one, which is pretty strong!

Sure! For Brawler I think the most important thing to focus on is getting good defensive stats. Since you have to play close to the enemy you'll take hits, so I would prioritize armor and especially dodge very highly. With 30% starting dodge you only need 30 more to get to cap, and each point of dodge is more valuable than the point before. Don't try to fix the range penalty, just play close to the enemies - the goal is to just become invincible through armor dodge and regen rather than try to avoid taking hits. Hope that helps!

@@Cephalopocalypse hmmm interesting take. I'll try it.

@Cephalopocalypse I should mention I play on mobile where I don't have the luxury of choosing where to aim, so some of my deaths are a result of that, but also I have to move my finger in a virtual joystick, but that joystick is not fixed to one location. It moves its center to where you place you finger down next after having lifted it off the screen, as you can imagine that creates extremely awkward situations where the character doesn't move how you think they should as well.