#lifetime stew don Quixote

[bartholomewalexanderbilliopiii]

THE THING

FREE.

SPECIES: LIFETIME STEW DON QUIXOTE

DESCRIPTION: SHE MAKES A LITTLE STEW AND THEN ROLLS AROUND IN IT LIKE A CHINCHILLA IN A DUST BATH. IT GETS EVERYWHERE. BE NICE TO HER.

[buruhas]

Lifetime Stew E.G.O.

[paipie0]

Finally, I have found and perfected Don Quixote from every mirror world

(I can UT4 electric screaming and Lifetime Stew but I like Lifetime Stew having 1 attack weight while electric screaming is too useless even for me)

[zundafurry]

Lifetime Stew Don Quixote

[manta-rain-art]

Lifetime Stew Don Quixote Doodle

[ari-zonia]

Arbitrary Limbus Team Comps

For some reason I decided to jot down names for team comps you can use for Mirror Dungeon Runs (or anything else you don't care about the result of). Most of these are just what I came up with, some I've actually used through happenstance.

These aren't recommendations for "optimal" teams, because Vergilius knows I don't know anything about that. These are just for fun.

"Torment Sinclair" Squad: All N. Corp + LCB Sinclair

"Bring Your Katana To Work" Day: Blade Lineages, L. Corp Faust, Shi Associates, and/or Kurokumos (Bonus version: "Sinclair missed the Memo" add Mariachi Sinclair)

Not A Single Sensible Thought: N. Corp Faust, LCB Don Quixote, R.B. Ryoshu/Gregor, Tingtang Hong Lu, R. Corp Heathcliff

Blowjob Brothers: Liu Meursault, Hong Lu, and Gregor

Surf 'n' Turf: Faust/Don Quixote (With Fluid Sac), Meursault (With Capote), LCB Ishmael (With Capote) and R.B. Gregor/Ryoshu

Demoman Adjacent: Spicebush Yi Sang, L. Corp Faust (With Telepole), N. Corp Meursault, Kurokumo Hong Lu, Shi Heathcliff (With Telepole), G. Corp Gregor (With Lantern)

"Family Matter": Some combination of Don Quixote, Rodion, Sinclair, Outis, and Gregor

Step 1, Rip, Step 2, Tear, Step 3, Lunch: W. Corp Don (With Lifetime Stew), W. Corp Meursault or Tingtang Hong Lu, R. Corp Heathcliff, LCB/LCCB Rodion, Non-J. Sinclair (With Lifetime Stew), R.B. Ryoshu/Gregor

"I have casual looking clothes, confirmed": LCB Yi Sang, N. Corp Faust, W. Corp Meursault, Liu Hong Lu, Zwei Sinclair, LCB Gregor

Art of War: LCB Ryoshu, G. Corp Outis and Gregor

Electric Boogaloo: W. Corp Faust/Don (With Telepole), W. Corp/Rosespanner Meursault, R. Corp Heathcliff (With AEDD+Telepole), R. Corp Ishmael, Rosespanner Rodion, Rosespanner Gregor (With AEDD)

Weigh Your Sins: Meursault (With Pursuance), Sinclair (With Impending Day), and Outis (With My Form Empties)

Ashes to Ashes: Yi Sang and Rodion (With 4th Match Flame), Ryoshu (Base EGO+4th Match Flame), Liu Meursault (With Capote), Ishmael (With Capote+Ardor Blossom Star)

Magnitude 9: LCB/Rosespanner Meursault, LCB/Sunshower Heathcliff, LCCB/Sloshing Ishmael, Rosespanner Rodion, Zwei Sinclair, or Rosespanner Gregor (With Legerdemain)

Netzach v Chesed v Binah: Seven Yi Sang/Outis, Liu Hong Lu and Gregor (or Sloshing Ishmael)

Soup, Salad, and Breadsticks: Spicebush Yi Sang, Don Quixote (With Lifetime Stew), R. Corp Heathcliff, Sinclair (With Lifetime Stew), Outis (With Ebony Stem), Gregor (With Legerdemain and Lantern)

[heavyonthecost]

Been doing a bunch of Mirror Dungeon challenge runs and figured I'd ramble about them somewhere

Overall impressions tl;dr: Gregor's healing passives OP, evade is busted, stalling is your best friend

Sunshower Heathcliff + Base Don Quixote:

First sub-5 active unit run I actually finished. Forgot how many stages needed resetting but I remember some late 3rd floor stages being hell and this is when I figured out that for limited party size runs abno battles are much less annoying than non-abno battles. Also base Greg's passive is a lifesaver, literally

RB duo:

This was piss-easy, between Greg's tankiness and the combined self-healing from their passives there was never really any point when I was worried either of them would die. Still fun, but not really much of a challenge.

G Corp duo:

This was smooth sailing up until the last pre-boss non-abno battle, and I will forever hate how even if you choose a guard/evade skill in non-abno battles it won't get applied to the fastest enemy that targets you. Had to reset a number of times until I got a lucky hit with overclocked Legerdemain but overall, could've been worse

LCCB duo:

This was actually my second run with these two after the first one ended in epic fail, and for the second go I remembered the importance of stalling until you've gathered enough mats so that the most useful passives will activate start of next battle. Nearly SNAFU'd when I miscalculated damage numbers and prematurely ended a battle I meant to stall for more healing but still got there in the end if not without resets

Lobcorp Faust solo:

First solo run I finished, and one where I felt just how busted evade is. Abno battles were basically non-issues, though latter non-abno battles were pretty much "pray that you can tank one round staggered then start wrecking havoc + evading then stall until you've healed enough". Fluid Sac helps with wiping up non-abno mobs but I didn't want to use up too many gloom resources and keep losing Greg & Zwei Sinclair's passives, though again if you can tank the first few waves you can stall to rebuild your stash up to a point. All in all, still on this side of the fun kind of challenge rather than frustrating

N Sinclair solo:

That this gave me more trouble than Lobcorp Faust solo speaks to just how broken evade is as a defensive skill. With guard, sometimes you do need to calculate damages to predict how much you can actually tank (though with some 3rd floor non-abno battles it's 'reset and pray the enemy gets shit coin tosses' as usual). Also might've gone smoother if I wasn't scared of corrosion (which never happened anyway) and just chose Impending Day instead of Lifetime Stew orz. Anyway the sheer amount of stalling I needed in both this and the previous solo run made me realise just how hard, if not near impossible save for insane luck, a solo run with a counter defensive skill would be though I'm still not fully giving up on that solo Foxcliff run