Wire bugs are really cool mechanic even the old Spider-man games been using it.

Most fights have like 1 moment of spectacle, Amatsu has like 4 and they all made me go HOOOLY SHIIIII!!! Whilst running for my life. So good.

I feel like the only reason Amatsu works for the style perfectly that hunters are given in this title, is for the same reason Narwa and Ibushi work well: they're consistently flying monsters that have moves coming from multiple levels of height. Something that no other monster really taps because they're still meant to be designed around the old hunting styles they were originally designed with. Even Malzeno was meant to just be another ground monster with some new twists. But it would also be super boring if *all* monsters were designed the same way as Amatsu, Narwa, and Ibushi, because then they wouldn't be unique anymore and it would demand even more a meta playstyle. As it is now, anyone is free to use Wirebugs whenever they want, they aren't forced. Most hunts don't care if you never use Wirebugs for your hunt, even for Wirefalls or Silkbinds. They're still designed around the old system enough that you can get away without ever using them. (I tested this recently by killing off Scorned Magnamalo without using Wirebugs.) Even Narwa and Ibushi, while having moves designed around the bugs, still provide old-world methods of escaping all attacks. I think Amatsu being the first to *Demand* the use of Wirebugs is brilliant.. But I think it would've ruined the game's success a bit if every monster was designed this way, only because while people are now calling it a mistake to have them, they allow true free-play. If they were demanded for every fight, this free-play would be lost and every hunt would've felt same-y, making it an equally if not worse mistake than having the wirebugs to begin with. The way it's setup now, every player can still play for something else Rise brings to the table that World didn't... Nostalgia. The nostalgia of the handheld series of MH that ran strong for years. Nostalgia of some of the old areas, being licked with a new paint in the new game world. Nostalgia of old hunts and beasts fiercer than ever. Nostalgia of the hub vs village series fights that let you jump right in with or without a buddy to go straight through. Nostalgia of being able to hunt any way you like without being forced to use anything. (Looking at you Slinger and Clutchclaw. You know what you did.) Bonus thoughts: I agree that Amatsu was the most breath-taking fight in Rise, but not the whole series. To *me* that crown is still on Dalamadur's head. Something about a giant snake monster wrapped around the very mountain you're standing on, trying to attack you from all sides just feels amazing and tense. I feel like Dala could've worked in Rise too. Many of the abilities Dala has is around the new climbing mechanic that appeared in 4, which meant getting vertical to escape attacks or reach attack points for the Hunter. It would've been nice. Kinda sad it hasn't come back since 4U yet. But yea, Amatsu had really good cinematic design and made for a fun fight using everything you learned up to that point. A grand finale for a grand adventure so to speak. Can't wait to see our bonus monster's hunt later in June.

if people want a higher difficulty version, return next update. a hazard quest has been datamined for him

"Brand new vertical axis we have access to thanks to wire bugs" Insect Glaive Users: "Hey, I've seen this one before"

Amatsu and its fight is almost as beautiful as your sub plug. Always a delight

This quesy felt like a massive pleaser to Portable 3rd, from the sound effects being P3rd, to the cutscene doing a cameo of the original Amatsu cutscene. Even small obscure references like Valstrax attacking it was a big suprise to Lore nerds like me

5:28 i believe HR narga is the first monster to teach you that you cant just constantly abuse wirefall because his spin and double leap forward attacks cover most wirefall actions

if you really need an answer how to balance the wirebug, it should be tied to your stamina, it makes sense too, you shouldn't be able to constantly fling yourself around, but for real though, i want wirebug to stay just so i can see people cry about it, i love seeing people get mind broken over this little magic bug.

The really did Amatsu justice in Sunbreak, definitely the best fight in the game

Wirebugs have made the combat a lot less enjoyable for me, precisely because of wirefalling. It doesn't feel as impactful nor as threatening to fight monsters and make mistakes during fights, simply wirefall and heal. I hope every future game stays well clear of any similar mechanic.

1:49 You can also continue wailing on Amatsu hoping to flinch it while it does this, rather than just spending that entire window running away. It's been that way since the old games, too! 5:45 I like using the Great Wirebugs to get around this one, they take you well above the tunnel, and Amatsu won't be able to hit you, either.

The lightning from the giant attack goes all the way up to the sky. I know because I've carted while trying to get on top of Amatsu during it.

Amatsu is a beautiful fight, but damn I miss the difficulty of Faltalis and Alatreon

You know, I randomly stumbled upon your channel and your analysis on this topic blew me away and never thought about this until now. You gained a new subscriber!

Amatsu was 10/10, only thing stopping it from being Fatalis level 11/10 or something was that it does SO LITTLE DAMAGE. OG Amatsu literally guaranteed 70% of your health getting cleaned from his stronger attacks even in maxed armor with some water resistance even in like, GU. Sunbreak Amatsu has all the difficulty, but he hits for like mega potions amount of damage for strong attacks so you don't get the pressure of classic Amatsu. I'm healing often, proving it's a very good hard fight, but I'm not worried because the amount I'm having to heal from a hit isn't extreme, so it leaves me excited for Hazard Amatsu which I believe is practically confirmed or something

To those Elitists who are still jerking themselves, Amatsumagasutchi is not hard, never will, even in MHP3rd, but it's a damn well-made boss fight. If you want hard, then go ham on Anomaly Lvl 300, go cart there as much as your heart pleases.

So, there are some key points I want to address. First, the pulling in. In older games, you actually had fear. Either you commit to deal damage and try to flinch Amatsu to interrupt the attack, or you run away. In SB, you basically take that away. You can deal damage and then decide to just go away with the Wirebugs. In my opinion, it takes away parts of the fight. Mainly quick decision making. Now you can just change your mind on the fly if you run away. Second. Falling back on counters. Amatsu is designed to punish you for the thing you did the whole game. But Amatsu is not telling you. Let's take the waterball attacks for example. All of them are double hits. That means, you cannot counter them with Anchor Rage or Insta-Block, you cannot dodge them with Dodgebolt nor can you roll through it. The double waterbeam as well. Even the tornado wall, which you showed to jump over is one of it. You are forced to. You can't block it without enough guard skills or you get pushed away, if you get hit and wirefall into it, you get hit again. it's too slow to roll through it. So if you can't jump over it, you are basically out of luck. Third. The "spectacle". Sure, the fight looks amazing. But here is the point: You are forced to watch it. No matter how much damage you deal to Amatsu, it's HP are locked at some point. And the worst thing, you can flinch it before it does the scripted attack. Making you feel like you deal damage while in reality, Amatsu takes no damage at all due to the HP locks. It's complete fine to lock everything the first time so you can appreciate the hard work the developer put into it. But after that, remove the HP locks in the repeatable optional quest. It's a strange feeling if you think you did well just to discover that in one hunt, where you performed worse, you are actually killing it way faster because you don't flinch lock Amatsu out of scripted attacks. Lastly, Wirefall. The point that Amatsu is sucking you into the air and you have to use it is not true. You can use the great wirebug or simply bomb yourself or even farcast to avoid it completely. It's a huge oversight that the great wirebug on the map makes those attacks harmless and easy to avoid without any risk. Wirefall itself takes away the learning process. You find yourself relying on it all the time, not learning the monsters attacks because you can just Wirefall if you get hit and heal. Previous games punished you if you get hit. SB takes away 1 Wirebug and you are back in action. I'm not here to convince anybody. I like the fight. But I think criticising what you like is a very constructive way. If people wouldn't care, then there would be no criticism at all. On the surface the fight is well thought out. Digging deeper however reveals flaws and oversights that can be fixed easily. Disabling the great wirebugs for those specific attacks for example or removing HP locks to show that you improve via the faster completion time. In future games, I hope Capcom does some changes to the things I mentioned.

I never thought that wirebugs are a mistake I just feel like rise made us too op everything is too fast its too chaotic and i dont like it as much as other MH games its still very good and i have 300h on it kind of wish if amatsu was harder thats the only bad side of his fight

Awesome video!! I want clutch claw back!! But this and narwa are a good showcase of the use of the wirebug

It's probably my favorite monster hunter fight of all time. Thats just my opinion though. That part when the guy shows up with the thing and you use the thing... Beautiful. Great video as always.

Amatsu works very well as the climactic story fight for Kamura village. It may not be as challenging as IB’s Fatalis, but it’s definitely way more fun.

Also Amatsu has a combo similar to Ibushi that basically can stunlock you to death if you don't have a wirebug to escape

I prefer the clutch claw over the wirebugs. With wirebugs there’s no risk.

So, some people are wondering why the hardest fights in Rise/SB don't feel as hard as those in World/IB. The thing about Alatreon and Fatalis is pressure, asphyxiating pressure, a race to reach a threshold or you die. Same concept, different outcome with Safi and KT, it's a DPS/partbreaking race, the buttclench is real. Raging and Furious have Rise level damage output, mobility and speed, but you're stuck without wirebugs or anything remotely similar, so they feel fucking hard. Now Amatsu is epic, Risen Elders will 2 shot you in decent armor, but the thing is there's no pressure, you have 50 minutes, you can always take your time, slot defensive skills, gather spiritbirds, go the safe route and they'll die regardless in 25 minutes or less. I miss the pressure, I want to feel the fear I felt the first time Raging Brachydios blocked the cave entrance and turned the floor into fucking Chernobyl.

I've been wanting Amatsu back in the game once I learned that Rise was gonna take Monster Hunter back to Japan's aesthetic since it fits so well with it. Glad to see it back and everyone having a blast with it.

The only time a wirebug like mechanic should return is if they bring back water combat and allow us to use it under water

The only thing that really bugs me about this fight, is that it really pushes my switch to its limits, or rather with 2 followers and all that effect spam the framerate begins to slow down my inputs. It just feels a bit worse to play bcuz of that, but thats not Amatsus fault lol

I think Amatsu's old super attack being replaced by "generic-AOE-now-use-this-mechanic" attack is the biggest crime in this fight, it's use of the great wirebug is really simple, as that the only thing it does. It's not that impressive in my opinion. The big tornado attack also feels redundant because of wirebug, I'm not a fan of it. Other than that the fight is great, theres 2 moves that actually make great use of wirebug better since he actually sends you up into the air.

it's super cool and cinematic and really fun for being a big ass monster, but I reaaaaaaally miss the difficulty of fatalis or alatreon. I was so dissapointed when I finished it on the first run since I was expecting something akin to Alatreon since this is the second last update :/ fingers crossed that last update brings a mountain to climb

Between the parallels with the wirebugs, all of the Generations vibes with returning monsters and mechanics, and the fact that she has that mummy motif to fit in with the Three Lords, I was really hoping that Ahtal-Ka would find her way into Sunbreak and be just as spectacular and well-rounded a final boss as Amatsu turned out to be. There's still one last little update coming, but it's seeming pretty unlikely she'll sneak her way in at this point, and I'm very sad about that.

I've been saying this since I saw what RE engine is capable of in DMC5. They make fights that looks like it's a cutscene into gameplay and it doesn't require high end PC to do it. When I saw Rise also uses RE engine, I was a bit disappointed with what they do and then rralize they have to consider if switch can handle it or not. When Amatsu came in and I sae what capcom does, it baffles me. Now I'm really really looking forward to the next MH series with RE engine.

Counter point of Narwha, the fights basically gets paused cause you can't fight while dangling on a wirebug since they have Narwha high enough in the air you can't attacker her normally. So they expect you to start using Balisstae and cannons. They just made only one monster that "properly" utilises the wirebug mechanic. Until they added more in Sunbreak and then finally, Amatsu. But it's still just a few of many monster that make the wirebug mechanicbeing more than just fast transportation and recovery.

Amatsu was a fun and beautiful fight, but it was criminally underwhelming and piss easy for an endgame final boss. Hoping for the bonus update to bring something just as challenging as any black dragon with a full on cracked armor set. Rise in general always felt easy and it still does to this day.

Honestly after using them; I can't imagine monster hunter without the wire bugs or palamutes any more

The point is: if you give hunters more options you have to give monsters more options too to counter, otherwise you thow the balance off. The logic CAPCOM failed to follow through from the beginning.

The one thing I see a lot is difficulty. Is it actually really easy? Or is this another game like the Souls series where people will tell you Dark Souls 1 is hard just because it was their first game when in fact it's actually easier than those that followed.

1st time fighting amatsu is a cinematic experience, other than that, it's like WHERE THE FUCK IS THE MANTLE?!?!?

I wouldn't mind of Wirebugs were kept as a rise only kinds of thing. However I want the switch skills to stay. I don't think I can play gunlance again without things like eruption cannon or Blast dash.

1:25 am I the only one that "back in the day" used to camp in a ballista to not get sucked in?

Meh, it was business as usual for Amatsu, Id probably wont remember about this fight if i stop playing for a month. Meanwhile I've never forget the insane spectacle of the end game monsters from World, absolutely breathtaking. But on the other hand, endgame grind in world is complete ass while in Sunbreak it is pretty fun, and the followers are great for solo player. Also they should've disable farcaster like in World for these monsters because you can just use it and easily skip those attacks entirely.

Meanwhile i dodge with the running dive😂 force of habit from the older games.

Wonder, have you made a video about the monsters best combat redesign for rise that can retrofit back into mainline games, like world (by tunning the speed down a bit) and those that definitly didnt Cause the 2 Monster fights I wish remain in their Rise/Sunbreak incarnation at minimun if not evolve from there, are Rathalos and Kushala Daora, cause its actually fun to fight them in Rise since you dont have to struggle with them flying out of reach all the time and in Kushala specifically, its winds arent even half as bad as they were previously, you can actually fight him without wind protection

I just bought it on Tuesday just to find out some of the monsters die easily

Honestly kinda disappointed they didn’t make Ahtal Ka the last fight guess it might still be possible but doubt it. I mean it basically Has the same silk wire skill concept as the player And can use it to puppeteer a makeshift Mech come on this would of been epic

Feels kind of lonely being in the camp that doesn't think Amatsu is an amazing hunt, but I'm gonna stick to my guns. I think a lot of his attacks are really obnoxious to deal with, and he often makes up for his lack of speed with AoE attacks that aren't fun to dodge. The one time you need to use Great Wirebugs in the fight is just to avoid a massively telegraphed move (with a damned tutorial attached to it, no less), sucking all the tension out of the moment. We've seen this move before, and I think it looked better on Alatreon. The only two good attacks he has are the "Eye of the Hurricane" (admittedly a really cool move) and the occasional single-target combo that uses a lot of lightning. Other than that, I think his moveset is boring. Ironically, the only reason why I liked Amatsu at all was the guest appearance from Apex Zinogre. Finally getting to Wyvern Ride an Apex felt amazing, and what's more, you have to tag-team with Utsushi to do it. Plus, Zinogre's theme is better than Amatsu's. Like, WAY better. If Amatsu had music that didn't put me to sleep, maybe I'd like him more. As it is, Zinogre saved the entire hunt for me. Sorry, just had to get that out there. Hopefully someone gets where I'm coming from.

Only reason I got to hate on this fight. Is the amount of times teammates died on me.

I've been playing rise for almost 300 hours and I do not relay on the wire bugs.

watching Hakui Koyori fight this thing is a spectacle.

Amatsu is great, its just not alatreon/fatalis level, mostly because he is too easy. I can way more easily appreciate a good hunt if It takes me a while to beat. Risen monsters I don't like as much, just like I didn't like most AT monsters in world except maybe nergy. I design wise prefer amatsu over the black dragons too so I wanted this to be that fight that made me pump. The fight is for sure a spectacle but I am already kind of burned out of the combat in sunbreak so I just came back after a long break, beat it first try, quit again. And yea wirefall is broken, it should 100% be removed. Even if wirebugs themselves come back in the next portable, wirefall should not come back.

It comes down to perspectives which is why Capcom Messed Up. This fight, depending on what matters to you, can be tedious with attacks that feel more like QTE then attacks with some specific set pieces like if those specific tools that let you go high into the sky were not coincidentally on the ground you'd be dead or a wind tunnel that is more like trial and error the first time. Yet if you don't mind the tedium of it then you get an amazing visual show. Great for a movie but hit or miss for video games.

I really didn't like the amatsu fight. Took me two or three goes to get her down, but I found it more annoying than fun. Edited to clarify: the fight would have been much better without the gimmicky stuff

Asn an outsider to the game, Amatsu's fight looks like a mess. A spectacle, for sure, but mechanically, there's way too much stuff going on.

Wirebugs should absolutely remain exclusive to Rise, and they more than likely will. It took a while but more fights actually take the wirebug into account in Sunbreak so it feels more organic and less like a get out of jail free card. I'm not a huge fan of Amatsu's fight but it does feel like Rise is finally coming full circle.

The only way capc on messed up at was having such a cool monster being in one of the most monster hunter games of all time

Amastu: 10/10 but I wished they made it bigger idk but it feels like a regular elder but other then that amazing fight

another key thing to remember is that no other fight is like this, I had no idea you could just hang in the air during the tornado and be fine because there's zero other fights where wirebug movement is practical and intuitive because the entire rest of the game is so counter focused, even Narwa with the rings and stuff you can just roll through or counter them so even then it's not something I ever really though of.

Thanks for the vid

The zinogre surprise is so good

I was so happy about this fight and remembered there was a last monster that will be added in june and since they can't add a monster that is weaker than previous ones, next and last fight will be crazy, can't wait

I never use wirebugs while hunting but I get the same affect just slightly worse with an insect glaive and boy it rocks

People complaining about difficulty dont realise that theyve played the games for years vs someone new into the game

ahhh it sucks that amatsu isn't on regular rise.

I don’t want wire bugs to return. I don’t like the cool down

Its alright, beat it the 1st time without carting using SNS.

2:50 Reminds me of Adept back in GU. Except with that, you didn't choose to Adept Dodge, it just happened and with many weapons, that left you open to follow up attacks. Unless you were using Longsword or the bowguns, cancelling out of the running animation would take too much time and pretty much guarantee getting hit. You had to be skilled to pull off the dodge, but also where to dodge.

Wirebug in amatsu fight made him less divine than what he was in p3rd, it trivializes most of his moves in sunbreak making it just pure spectacle but not intense as it was back then (well this is rise as a whole except for risen EDs and some other monsters) Wirebug mastery should be something that needs you dodge amatsu moves mid-air for a continuous amount of time, but what we get are moves that plays around with the hunter for like 5 second and then thats it. He could've used his wind power more so hunter cannot touch the ground for a period of time, and THAT is when the wirebug mastery comes in.

Amatsu is the fatalis of rise and whatever that malzeno variant is is the arch tempered velkhana of sunbreak

Wdym is Messed Up. It's trully more Fair now.

"back in the days, you have to run away from vacuum attacks cuz no wirebug" Apart from Frontier and Rise i have absolutely no memory of anything else that can vacuum

I screwed up hard and stayed on the ground for the whole amatsu ultimate attack. I tanked it like a boss. Clip is on my channel.

it's kinda why I have some issues with Gaismagorm, it doesn't account enough for hunter option and as a result its kind of easy to exploit its flaws. Heck, my hunts of the poor guy as of late (with friends, I'll admit) mostly end with us obliterating it before it can make much of it's final phase.

Didn't get to fight Amatsu yet since I'm taking a break from Rise, but from the comments left by people it seems it's just another easy fight in Rise which is disappointing to hear. I figured they'd make the final boss of the game a challenge but it seems I was wrong. Oh well, in all honesty Rise was just a "distraction" game to me anyways. Something to keep my mind occupied until we get the true sequel to World. When that happens I do hope the wirebug is gone for good. Fun to use for one game but not something I would want in future titles.

Amatsu looks more terrifying in the old games.

I think they should make wirebugs get pulled from the vaccum too

Amatsu is the best fight because it makes you use wirebugs and its a spectacle. I had to sit through the entire video to hear this. It's a really terrible fight esp if you're melee. If you're ranged it takes 2 minutes. The silk on the ballistas is finite and a gimmick and if you waste em you're going to have a bad time.

Excellent video my dude.

meh wirebugs are annoying as attack should be based on opening and understadning of the monster and not ressource management ( also borderline no management with the new skills of TU5) and amatsu was really really easy as a last boss, compared to alatreon and fatalis its a joke

Amatsu is amazing

when the bait

3:50 looks really anticlimactic for a gigantuan wind up for some house electrical socket sparks lol

Sadly my amatsu experienced was ruined since i played with 3 friends and the thing had so little hp that we killed it too fast :c

I'll be honest... After Rise, I honestly think I hate the old style of MH. The actual agility and fluidity of combat in Rise feels so much better and makes every fight feel fun to me. And to be frank, without something unique like wirebugs and such, I honestly thing Old MH feels too much like a dated version of a Soulslike.

Also wanted to say I noticed who's theme was playing in the background and that was a great touch 5:41

Here's a comment I've thought about after watching your Chained Echoes video Voocer: *talks about Chained Echoes* Epic Battle Fantasy 5 that has done basically all of the things he's talked about and also came out in 2018: Am i joke to you?

My experience with that oneshotting Amatsu move was basically this: "Wow what's happening? Guess I'll get away from Amatsu. Uhh this health drain is looking pretty bad, do I need to heal? Wait what did Utsushi say? Oh shit oh shit oh shit, will I make it anymore?" And then I died on my way to the sky with the great wire bug. So I can't really say I had some amazing awe experience about this move. Edit: I guess I should note that Amatsu has been my favorite monster since I started with P3rd, and pretty much the whole fight was an awe moment for me, biggest one probably when it started using lightning.

The best part of Amatsu’s fight is that it takes the wirebug into account.

...I haven't fought him...due to certain pre requisites not being met. From what I can see...amatsu may be the coolest fight visually...but I get the feeling that it is a bad slippery slope that will lead to a very bad end for monhun. So far, I can't see why people are excited for this fight...praising it as though it is the best fight....it scares me for the future of monhun...or at least my time with it's future titles...

This is the reason I don't abuse Wirebugs, I use them mainly from time to time exactly for defence instead going all out wasting them, and specially learned to play without the counters after Malzeno and Magnamalo with so many folloups even more when playing charge blade... I can say as a matter of fact that I make a re run without Wirefall Recovery because of how overpowered it was below master rank pre sunbreak to force me to play better the game instead of abusing that and going YOLO

It gave me raging brachy and master rank kulve vibes

Also you start out whit a Point what imideatly creats problems. Attacks get harder to dodge, if not impossible, whitout Wirebugs, and Wire Bug Moves turn into a big Risk while Hunting. Not saying your Standpoint is bad, but Capcom made it harder to execute that Vision.

uuh. ok so one thing, the mid air tunnel attack? i always wirebugged towards amatsu as soon as the bugs were availibe and amatsu never moved by the time i was out. im confused

Honestly too easy

5:47 holy shot you got C L A P P E D

I think what you call missed potential is actually not that. Sure everyone wished for the fights to incorporate the wirebugs way more but what if I tell you that they probably planned something like that for sunbreak and then had to scrap it? At least that's my theory on it. If you look at it there is some monsters who want you to use the wirebug in combat like almudron. Alot of people still didn't really use the wirebug to dodge him even though you can. Also there is both grapples and combo attacks that REQUIRE you to use the wirefall to get out of them. If you don't have a wirebug and your teammate doesn't like flash or something the second part of the grapple attack will always hit you. Similarly will some combo attacks where the first move knocks you right where the second one will hit. If you don't wirefall you will get hit by both and probably die. There is alot of these more minor things that they put in the game that require or benefit wirebug usage but they probably noticed by sunbreak that attacks requiring you to utilise the wirebug are not the best idea especially for wirebug focused weapons. I can imagine that the original plan was to have way more of those attacks but that that was simply not very doable. Sure big boss monsters like Narwa and Amatsu can use more such attacks but that's simply due to them being boss monsters, not only can they be way more creative and over the top with their moves (like amatsus sucking or the canons in the narwa fight) but they are also somewhat detached from the rest of the game and due to only being on a singular arena style map can use way bigger moves (which are often required to incorporate the wirebug into them) then monsters who you could face in relatively small areas. Imo they arrived at a dilemma where they could either make monsters as challenging as valstrax or incorporate the wirebug more and decided to go for the former as they realised with rise that forcing you to use the wirebug in certain situations is only more frustrating rather then beneficial due to you not having it at all times especially with very wirebug focused weapon playstyles. Sure you could still title this as missed potential but its mostly capcom making the right decision for the game.

seeing as my top 5 monsters in MH are 1 melzeno 2 espinas 3 fatalis 4 nargacuga 5 zinoger i am very excited for "primordial malzeno" to come out

wire bugs need to go

The wirebug was made for battles like these, it's a shame they only realized these things at the end of its lifespan (probably)

Amatsu is an outstanding monster in every way it's a beautifully designed dragon the environment it creates is world changing the entire landscape is controlled by Amatsu I don't know how you can top that. Wirebugs are also great, you are better then spiderman because you don't need anything for a web to stick to. Peter Parker needs to rethink his webslinger. MH Rise is my first and now my favoeite MH game speed kills and I love the fast pace of MH Rise Sunbreak! I also like the palamutes another great addition to the game. Great video!

As someone who actively follows datamines, I am terrified of b l u e b o i