Thread: Wind Catastrophe

Now I don't know why you moved the discussion from the other thread over to this one or why the other thread was created in the first place to begin with but that doesn't concern me I guess...


The image has the text there because I don't want anything to do regarding 'changing the content of the posts' or you actually not looking at the linked material.

First; yes against "WIND CATASTROPHE RAGNAROK RAID" You shouldn't run debuffs and you defied* this twice in this thread regarding this raid:
E: Someone says that running Debuffs isn't good on this raid which is correct and you take it out of context with a bad correction.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

relying on debuffs is your first mistake, she has lower base defense but high debuff rst for something

Originally Posted by Slashley

Relying on debuffs is never a "mistake." To begin with, Fire is the only element that can even hope to do damage without debuffs, thanks to Svarog and Uriel. And Light after new years, I guess, but Light Nike takes quite a while to get started.

This is a typical response from someone that doesn't understand the raid and can only clear it with other's help and probably struggles to keep MVP on his own summon, also a really bad speculative advice that is counterproductive to the main question from the OP:

Originally Posted by sanahtlig

Success in this fight seems to depend on all players spamming debuffs so that at least some of them stick. I tried solo (spawning during a Raid event was probably an unwise decision), and she absolutely destroys you with no debuffs up.

Originally Posted by Slashley

Since you haven't presented a suggestion of your own, I had to do it for you.

What have you done for me? I haven't seen a single smart suggestion on your part on this or the other thread period.
I've suggested more than one thing, the main being not running debuffs; using an offensive Soul or Joan and not even attempting this off-attribute.

Also I DID NOT and I DO NOT ever suggest team compositions to other users or even discuss what a "perfect" or "optimal" team is since normally the people that do so is biased towards their pieces.
I also didn't suggest any Kamihime to anyone and that response of mine was directed to someone who said that Fire lacks Healers/Cutters/Buffers which is in fact correct.

Originally Posted by Slashley

Okay. So then, what should you bring then? Any combination of Acala, Ares, Fire Sol, Svarog, Uriel, Dakki, Brynhildr?

You shouldn't suggest what to bring since most people won't have what you do (unless is a gacha R that literally everyone has) thus I find this remark really bad or the classic "suggestions" on Kamihime picks for events overall, as I said there there's always workarounds, you just need to be a little smart
What you can do is suggest what NOT to bring and give the reason behind it.

Originally Posted by Slashley

I did say this already:
As such, does gacha luck equal skill?
So, in order for skill to be involved, what kind of a team do you build against Rag Wind Disaster that doesn't include those specific 6 Fire SSRs and one specific Fire SR?

I just said this a few minutes before you responded that

Originally Posted by Neverbloom

"whales" are the ones who keep the game alive, you don't need to be a whale to have a bunch of SSR'S and or satisfactory teams, it doesn't come to skill either, just luck.

And no, the only thing remotely close to skill that you can do on this kind of context is polishing your team to counter "x" or "y" content or plainly adapt to the conditions you're given and do your best.

Easy right?.

Alright, so, we're still at

Argument: You shouldn't bring ANY debuffs to Wind Disaster
Why: Because of high resist
Counter-argument: Bringing debuffs doesn't bring an inherent demerit, and if they land, they're powerful

I guess we can just agree to disagree on this one? Since it doesn't seem like we can reach a common ground here.


Then there's also this:

Argument: You shouldn't recommend teams to other people!
Why: Because most people won't have what you do

So, here's my counter-argument:

If you can recommend people for people what to NOT bring because "there's always workarounds, you just need to be a little smart" then why doesn't that apply the other way around? Surely, we can also recommend what TO bring (such as Dakki, Svarog and friends) and then if the players don't have those, they can always "just need to be a little smart, there's always workarounds," no?


Since you're very obsessed about how easy things are as long as you have a proper grid and absolutely need elemental advantage, how about I threw in a new argument to the mix?
Argument: I believe when it comes to Fire teams, your perception of it is highly skewed
Why: Because your team is quite close to ideal, making everything seem overly easy, especially Wind content

So, how about this? You make a video about you soloing Ragnarok Wind Disaster without Fire SSRs. I'm not saying you need to win. About halfway should be plenty of proof that you can carry your weight without those specific SSRs. If you get that far, you get to prove that "there's always workarounds, you just need to be a little smart" about teambuilding. Honestly, considering your grid, it should be plenty doable.
Meanwhile, I'll make a video about soloing Ragnarok Wind Disaster with a Water team. A debuff heavy Water team, since that's what Water does. I'm not expecting to win, but I get halfway through, that'd be plenty good for me. Considering how far my Water team is from the ideal one (zero of the Water holy trinity, but Ryu-Oh from an alternative build), if I get that far it should prove that on-element isn't the only option the game has.

Any objections? I need to sleep and head to work now, so I should be able to post a video of that in ~18 hours.

So, how about this? You make a video about you soloing Ragnarok Wind Disaster without Fire SSRs. I'm not saying you need to win. About halfway should be plenty of proof that you can carry your weight without those specific SSRs. If you get that far, you get to prove that "there's always workarounds, you just need to be a little smart" about teambuilding. Honestly, considering your grid, it should be plenty doable.
Meanwhile, I'll make a video about soloing Ragnarok Wind Disaster with a Water team. A debuff heavy Water team, since that's what Water does. I'm not expecting to win, but I get halfway through, that'd be plenty good for me. Considering how far my Water team is from the ideal one (zero of the Water holy trinity, but Ryu-Oh from an alternative build), if I get that far it should prove that on-element isn't the only option the game has.

Any objections? I need to sleep and head to work now, so I should be able to post a video of that in ~18 hours.

I don't understand why you don't just run with a fire team. If you've put any effort into your fire grid you'll do more than fine with any sort of fire himes. Not enough to solo, but more than enough to take mvp. Fire is built to do high damage without debuffs. Element advantage isn't just about the damage bonus and damage reduction. Its best feature is how the elements counter the other to the player's favor.

The only way your water team will do well is by getting lucky with debuffs. A fire team with Joan/Andro and a good grid will consistantly outpreform other elements. Fire is the least reliant on debuffs of all the elements. That's why it does so well against wind.

Christ, i come back to this thread and it's a total trainwreck....

kinda sorry i asked anything now, cause all i really wanted to do was piece together things from different strategies and see what works given the Himes/Grids I have.

cause that's the one thing about this game, i can get suggested the best strats all I want, but if i don't have the resources then i gotta improvise

Originally Posted by MagicSpice

Christ, i come back to this thread and it's a total trainwreck....

kinda sorry i asked anything now, cause all i really wanted to do was piece together things from different strategies and see what works given the Himes/Grids I have.

cause that's the one thing about this game, i can get suggested the best strats all I want, but if i don't have the resources then i gotta improvise

Might help if you give us a list of your available grids and himes. That said, do we have a convenient format for that sort of thing, or are we stuck with walls of text until someone comes up with a universal method of displaying what himes you have on hand?

Really at the end of the day, there are many ways for one to clear wind rag. Some are more efficient than the others. If you do not have the required hime to clear the wrag the easy way, then you opt for a less optimal solution, and so on and so on.

Although the baseline requirement to clear wrag easily is pretty clear to me... Have a respectable fire grid + team, and your wrag farming will be less hellish. If you have to go the harder way because of not having good fire team/top tier fire himes, then it is what it is. Share your wrag to public and hope for the best. It may not be the most efficient solution, but it is probably the only solution you have.

Originally Posted by Cobblemaniac

Might help if you give us a list of your available grids and himes. That said, do we have a convenient format for that sort of thing, or are we stuck with walls of text until someone comes up with a universal method of displaying what himes you have on hand?

luckily in my case, i've already posted what I basically have. since then, i really only gotten Saraswati and some event stuff (like the water lilim and pride weapon).... other than that, weapon skill levels are pretty much the only difference:

htt#ps://harem-battle.cl#ub/kamihime-project/4307-element-main.html

just remove the "#"s and check my first two posts there.

as for a format for this thing, I honestly think that'd be a good idea cause only other things would be a vid or some images....

Hey lol, your fire team isn't bad at all for this raid, you have Svarog, Brynhildr, Ares, Agni and Acala, Ragaraja is pretty good if you need an extra heal or just getting to burst faster, appart from your grid there shouldn't be any issue with you getting to half the Disaster HP on your own if you go with a nice strategy and a Soul that adapts to this raid.