While the arch has always been a powerful weapon in Elden Ring, it is generally supposed to be a weapon of support – something you operate to pull Agro or to weaken the enemy from afar before moving to the main weapon, when they come into reach or cause that one bird will fall to death and role. But when you play as Ironeye in Nightreign, the arch is the heart and soul of the class, which results in the style of the game, which is very different than in any of the other eight classes in Nightreign, and one that is probably closest to the support class, which Nightreign offers. Check Ioney in the exclusive film movie below.
The first thing I noticed while playing with Ironeye is that they are a very brilliant class. Of course, they can operate any weapon they collect, but the main reason you always want to have on hand is mainly so that you can stay away from the fight and you don’t have to worry about hits, because it doesn’t take you a lot of you, especially early. Fortunately, the initial arch is quite solid. It causes decent injuries and has a powerful shot as a skill, which allows you to attack Great Far, inflict additional damage and inflict additional damage with mastery.
It is also worth mentioning that the way the arches have been largely converted in Nightreign. First of all, they shoot much faster and you can move much faster when shooting at a closed enemy. Fortunately, you no longer need stocks. This means that you will get stuck with any type of arrow that your weapon is associated with, but it is definitely nice not to worry about how much a shot that has remained or potentially ran out of boss fighting. As for other recent, recent accents: there is a recent animation when you shoot an arrow from a roller; You can do frigid acrobatic things, such as running up the walls, go down and lose your arrow for style points; You do not have to enter the first person during manual aiming and move much faster; A forceful attack can shoot the spread of three shots that can hit many enemies at the same time; And yes, you can now back or operate a visceral attack on a fallen enemy with an arrow. Basically, everything that was missing in the beak to make him a real basic weapon in Elden’s basic ring, seems to be settled here in Nightreign.
The main skill of Ironeye is the designation, which is a very quick dagger attack, which goes through the enemies and leaves them a sign that will add additional injuries from all sources. It has a very low cooling, which means that you can always have it boss, if you are attentive when debuff is lively. It is also a great mobility tool that allows you to go through enemies to get out of the wrong place.
Ultimate Ironeye is one arrow, which, as the name suggests, is one powerful shot. It is basically a huge shot for steroids. Charging is needed a little, but you are fully insensitive during animation, and when it is launched, the shot inflicts great injuries and goes through practically everything straight, thanks to which it is great in removing groups of enemies at once.
What really makes Ironeye shines in the team is how good they are in reviving allies from a sheltered distance. You see, the way Ally Revival operates in NightRign is that when someone falls, a compact part of the participant is filled with their character. By attacking a fallen ally, you can gradually empty this wheel, and when everything is emptied, they will come back to life. Most of the classes must approach and expose themselves to a significant risk to try to revive the ally, or have to give a mana to cast a distance spell, and maybe even operate their final skills, but IronEye can do it safely from a distance and without the operate of resources. This is an extremely valuable thing and it can be a difference between a successful and unsuccessful run. The downside is that each time the ally has fainted, another partition is added to the circle, and although Ironeye is great in resolution of allies who have fallen only once or twice, they will have difficulty with the ally, which requires cleaning all three parts of the wheel, because they simply do not have this type of damage, unless they operate them.
Although they may not be able to remove the same damage as some other classes, the presence of Ironeye is always felt in the team. Among their ability to mark, which makes everyone hit a bit harder, for their passive, which increases the number of items that everyone finds, to their crowd, and their unique ability to easily and safely revive people from afar, the usefulness of IronEye is almost unparalleled among the rest of the night.
Mitchell Saltzman is an editorial producer in IGN. You can find it on Twitter @Jurassicrabbit
