Media 'Early' Bloodbath Gameplay Showcase

Bloodbath is the mythic spear coming with 2.1 update




With the massive amount of negative mana regen, you're forced to use mana pots Blood Pact, an ability which let you cast spell with the cost of your health.

However, despite of warrior ability rework in 2.1 (where you can use Blood Pact easily without relying too much on Fallen archetype), it seems there's a lot of debate going around on this weapon.

So I decided to try how it feels like to play this before release, by making non-mana sustain build




Though it may be way different (in better way) in 2.1, but I hope you can understand how this gameplay works in reality.

 

hello mr yygamer

 

rots dependency on a weapon with strenght 80 and dex 80 does not seem good, bloodbath is either forced ETW or forced ETF

 

Honestly seems like a really fun play style, I’m excited for Bloodbath. Although, it’ll be pretty lackluster if having low mana still prevents sprinting… maybe rekindled world will change this mechanic? would suck to have a weapon that’s meant to eat your health ALSO prevent sprinting.

 

Yes 2.1 sprint will be separated from mana

 

Wait when did they mention that? I thought that was hardcoded?

 

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOO

 

Bloodbath gameplay is basically trying to get as close to 100% corrupted as you can, crunching the armor of your targets, and then shift war screaming to leave corrupted and unleash the most brutal Bloodlust that you can, and it is ridiculously effective. With a good spell damage build, it can just utterly shred opponents

________________________________

So yeah, you cant really get a good picture of how it works until 2.1, as it relies on a new 2.1 ability.

________________________________

You actually don't need RotS at all. The 30% health recovery on leaving corrupted + the health bonus for every mob you killed basically puts you back at full, ready to start the cycle again

________________________________

It was a limitation, but we're running on a higher version now, and thus we got a whole bunch of new tricks

 

Which base version does Wynncraft now run on? Because last time I asked I didn’t get a straight answer because Wynncraft runs on multiple versions, but is still limited to a 1.12 block palette. Don’t all Minecraft servers run an initial base version of the game, and add compatibility for other versions from there?

 

What does this imply for bosses without minions tho, like TNA, the Colossus, and Orphion (he didn't seem to have minions anymore in the trailer), although, from what you're saying I'm guessing that fallen is now more specialized in area damage (lootrunning, essentially taking the place bashscream once had), although annihilation does seem to have minions, if fallen relies on heavy enemy killing (just like shadestepper heavy melee) I'm wondering how much good this efficient cycle you're describing will be

 

They're changing the ability tree too, and i haven't seen 30% health recovery before so thats probably new