I apply that to my boyfriend.

@@sheesh742 hey, i was about to write that :D

It's a buff

@@sheesh742 dayum..

@@sheesh742sheesh man...

Can u explain how does that work

@@jelp8768 Instead of adding a basic +5% chance to the proc chance (which would make it 10%) it follows the formula of 1 - 1 / (1 + 0.05 ⋅ amount) which, to simplify it, makes every tentabauble do less and less as the overall effect on the equation is felt less and less. Consider it like 1+10 and 1+100, while this is an extreme example, the principle is the same; the 1 has more of an effect on the 10 than it does on the 100.

Basically it’s kinda like stacking tougher times

@@jelp8768 you would need infinity tentabaubles to reach 100% proc chance... However, you only really need like 10-100 for good enough.

@@_-___________not true, because of how ror2 stores data there is a number that will give you perma block

Does that mean you have to shoot near the legs of the boss and not directly at him? Or am I allowed to shoot at the boss itself and hope that the behemoth explosion with proc void crit afterwards?

​@@zafarb4219 If the original attack would proc Void Crit, Behemoth procs void crit despite not having a proc chance

​@@zafarb4219 You actually have to insta-kill an enemy near the boss so that the AOE of the Brilliant Behemoth reaches it. When shooting at the ground the game does not attempt to trigger the effect, only when shooting an enemy. This is evidenced by the fact that shooting the ground with 200 Lenses (typically a 100% chance to insta-kill) and a Behemoth will damage normal enemies without insta-killing them. Your attack must make direct contact with an enemy for the effect to have a chance of triggering. The catch with bosses is that they, similar to shooting the ground, will not proc the insta-kill effect. That said, their enemy type is not immune to the effect as evidenced by the fact that you can insta-kill them if they spawn outside of the teleporter event. In fact, if you get a swarm event for a teleporter (it spawns several of a normal enemy), they behave exactly the same. Mithrix and Voidling are unique in that they are the only enemies in the game to be immune to the effect itself, regardless of whether it procs or not. Although it should be noted that while Twisted Scavengers accessed through the celestial portal aren't immune, only 1 of the 4 Scavengers can spawn monsters, meaning the other 3 do not offer opportunities to utilize this tech. This can be circumvented by enabling the Artifact of Chaos and sacrificing one of your allies although it's very risky as your survivor is not immune to the insta-kill without the affects of Tougher Times or Safer Spaces.

​@zafarb4219 basically, behemoth makes the instability hit splash damage

Doesn't family events only have Luke a 5% chance to spawn

I was about to say this

I had one drop when I got one of those events and I didn’t know it was because of the void devs being a boss. I thought I must have used my tricorn without knowing or something.

This is how I found this item for the first and only time so far, glacial family of crabs boss.

I'm much more likely to get a gun and see a crab. That method sounds like a 1/1000 chance.

ATG, Wisp, and Ukulele are fantastic as well. The difference is the void counterparts are equally or more overpowered

no shit

it's even more painful when it makes more clovers.

its so much fun when it works, i had one change 9 crowbars to 9 bands on the moon

@@wingdingfontbro Eventually everything becomes a red item

If only it didn't eat all your items stacks...

It does mean that you don't have to worry about the 57 Leaf Clover causing proc chains that turn the game into a slideshow or detonate your PC

Wait does shatterspleen+tritip not double bleed?

@@jucom756 I'm pretty sure it does apply 2 stacks of bleed each, but there's also something to be said about using bleed+collapse together for items like Death Mark. It's ultimately up to personal preference and current build - I personally prefer needletick in that scenario just because double debuff looks cooler, even if it's less practical.

@@coiledAgentim not that good but apparently they “nerfed tri tip and shatterpleen stacking” and thats directly from either Race or Disputed Origin i cant remember

@@jucom756 No, you can only apply one bleed per hit, but if you have polylute and plasma shrimp with 100% of crit and shatterspleen, it gets pretty fun.

​@@coiledAgent before SotV you could, but they removed it with the addition of needletick

May I also add the gesture and blast shower build. Doesn't sound broken till you realize that the cool down for safer spaces and both bands are considered "debuffs"

Safer spaces=free void cradles and sac. Altars

Silky smooth.

no

Whaaaat?! Thx for pointing it out

that was kinda clean ngl

Holy I didnt even notice it until now

i think in singleplayer, unless you have a dios, its an obvious pick up. you would never reroll because it would become a bloom, and it gives you another chance, which regardless of the possibility to cripple you, is a good thing. however i honestly would never pick it up in multiplayer because you come back the next stage anyway as long as youre not the last to die, and the possibility of my friend(s) finishing the stage is way better to me than the possibility of it changing my 3 bands and charged perf on loader into a zoea and a singularity

Does mithrix orbs damage get negated or is he immune to that damage too?

@@shaunhayes3072doesn’t mithrix only use a certain number of items, if you pick up safer spaces late it’s still good to take more. Though I agree it’s usually unnecessary anyway

@@Barely_Edited If you get it early enough, Mithrix takes your items from right to left, newest to oldest.

@@Barely_Edited Yes, but you have to have quite a lot of items for that to matter, most runs it won't come into effect unless you're looping multiple times

I don't think that is the case anymore. If I recall correctly that was patched.

voidsent also doesnt work if the enemy dies in 1 hit

Also voidsent is really good at taking out flying enemies

I remember having a lot of fun with it before I unlocked normal bands

the dmg is fine but lower the cooldown. It has utility and cc and also proccs items really well, on multiple targets to boot. The cooldown hurts it, and it's not as reliable as the bands for guaranteeing good damage in your build.

@@BigDBrian the damned thing can't even contain mithrix

@@BigDBrian It also can't be used in blast shower builds like regular bands can, where you get 2x band procs per blast shower refresh compared to the 0 with void band. even if it gave you the refresh on vband it would still be a tough sell I think but that would at least give it some merit as like a solid, consistent aoe proc chain starter that wasn't crippled by the crazy cooldown.

@@selearth3123 wait blast shower doesn't refresh it? that's stupid. This game makes no sense.

​@@selearth3123what are you on about? Void Band has always been refreshed by blast shower. That interaction was not removed.

ngl. psyched out when I heard Chrono Trigger music.

i prefer ukulele most of the time because im not that good at movement and having crowd control helps not getting run over by hordes of smaller enemies

I understand the longer cooldown - if it had a 10s cooldown then you'd have 50% uptime on very strong AoE crowd control and I can see why they wouldn't want that. What I _don't_ understand is why it has such godawful damage on top of that.

Which half? Most of the time the only ones I really won't take are void band, void glasses, and benthic (if I'm playing a serious run, otherwise I love benthic, so much fun), the rest I would take far more often than not, though some are of course survivor/run specific

Not really. Only void band, crit, and bloom are never-picks, while needletick, lysate cell, and tentabauble really depend on context. Contrast this with the rest of the list: safer spaces, polylute, plasma shrimp, and key are all run-carryingly good. Wungus and void sent flame are both great with no downside, while larva is only mostly good but replaces a red item so it doesn't _really_ have a downside. So really it's 3 bad, 3 context-dependent, 3 great, and 4 absolute auto-picks. Also keep in mind that reds are rare, so it's really more like 2/11 items that are extremely bad, while 6/11 are always worth taking.

Wrong 16:03 42% white, 51% green, 7% red

@@Zurrke did you read the comment at all?

@@Zurrke I remember seeing another video going over how the chances actually work. I don’t remember it right now but if you research it then you should be able to find the same one I did.

I have done this its just like the tentabauble. just need to hit him with 2 flowers and hes stuck

His tierlist was good tho

Walmart only has one L, you must be British or something cause a real American Patriot would not make such a mistake.

Wild

​@@khailils446L british

Making weak items stronger wouldn't actually balance the game, it would make the game easier Chrono isn't even useless, it's very helpful against mithrix especially after the eclipse level that buffs enemy movement speed

@@a_cats its not just about making weak items stronger. balancing doesnt quite matter in a game where breaking stats is the objective. however i do think that there are clear disparities in power levels of items in the same tier making a sort of vagueness to their effect when considering a build. Also i rarely touch Eclipse and this youtuber is solely an Eclipse player with his perspective, and i would agree that yes in eclipse the utility if Chronobauble is not weak and definitely has a use. Im just saying that there are reasons why no one uses, for instance, pressure mines vs spider mines on engi. its not that Pressure mines are inherently bad, because of the nature of how RoR2 works, but there's no doubt in anyone's minds that Spider mines are just the more consistent, less clunky and more fun option. BTW i brought that comparison up because there's tons of stuff, such as Chrono vs Tenta, like that in the game where one option is just a clear upgrade and I think it'd be much healthier for a more, Side-grade approach when a decision needs to be made.

@@foxwhistle Oh I definitely agree with that, personally I think that is a much bigger problem with abilities than items though. The only item that I really think is in dire need of a buff is lepton daisy. I actually think tenta/chrono is one of the more balanced void choices, chrono is better with only 1 but tenta is better with more since it starts worse but scales better