Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This mission was kinda sloppy in the first half since I was still trying to figure out how exactly Endless Lullaby works with Blade Storm, but it clicked in the second half. Since enemies tend to single mindedly rush one point at a time until they cap it or give up, I probably could've gone back to capping 3 or 4 points, but I wanted to prolong the mission a bit and give Blade Storm Lullaby a proper whirl.
Every time you kill an enemy with Blade Storm, Lull is recast on your position. This allows you to move around the map putting targets to sleep, even ones you're unaware of/not focused on, while you find more enemies to cast Blade Storm on. Certainly a nice bump in survivability too, as enemies that are put to sleep effectively have a DPS output of 0.
Certainly a fun build to put together, but not many places where I feel it'd be particularly effective compared to just, well, killing enemies with Blade Storm. Steel Path Interception's probably one of the places it shines more. Regardless it's a fun way to add a bit of extra power to Blade Storm if you're a fan of Ash.
This mission was kinda sloppy in the first half since I was still trying to figure out how exactly Endless Lullaby works with Blade Storm, but it clicked in the second half. Since enemies tend to single mindedly rush one point at a time until they cap it or give up, I probably could've gone back to capping 3 or 4 points, but I wanted to prolong the mission a bit and give Blade Storm Lullaby a proper whirl.
Every time you kill an enemy with Blade Storm, Lull is recast on your position. This allows you to move around the map putting targets to sleep, even ones you're unaware of/not focused on, while you find more enemies to cast Blade Storm on. Certainly a nice bump in survivability too, as enemies that are put to sleep effectively have a DPS output of 0.
Certainly a fun build to put together, but not many places where I feel it'd be particularly effective compared to just, well, killing enemies with Blade Storm. Steel Path Interception's probably one of the places it shines more. Regardless it's a fun way to add a bit of extra power to Blade Storm if you're a fan of Ash.
