Yeonhongcha Switches to Bleed Build in Elden Ring DLC

Yeonhongcha stated that he finds it difficult to hold a bundle of two 1.2L drinks with a plastic handle in one hand. He explained his subjective criteria for item weight, revealing that this drink bundle feels too heavy for him.

Viewers pointed out a significant difference in perspective between him and themselves. In response, Yeonhongcha mentioned that the problem was his lack of muscle mass, explaining that the perceived difference in weight stems from his personal physical ability.

He also broadly interpreted the card held by his staff as his own, using this logic to argue that he would buy an Isaac Toast.

This illustrates his subjective stance on the scope of asset sharing between romantic partners. Yeonhongcha asked viewers if such a logical leap was permissible, attempting his own rationalization to buy an Isaac Toast.

These remarks reveal his unique perspective on setting financial boundaries in a romantic relationship.

Yeonhongcha announced that his staff member is scheduled to visit his home next week for the Chuseok holiday. He joked to the staff, “You might end up living with your in-laws,” expressing anticipation for sharing household chores during the holiday.

He specifically mentioned that certain chores, like washing dishes, would be the staff's responsibility. Yeonhongcha added that there are many daily tasks that need to be taken care of outside the home during the holiday period.

These remarks suggest an anticipated everyday life with his partner during the holiday, as part of the private plans shared through the broadcast.

He stated that since consistently taking probiotics, he has felt an overall improvement in his health.

He explained that he previously struggled with gut health, but probiotic consumption brought about positive changes.

Yeonhongcha mentioned that probiotics have become his secret to health management, expressing satisfaction with the improvement in his gut health.

Yeonhongcha announced that he will not be broadcasting on Christmas Day, December 25th. He stated that he plans to go on a date.

He foreshadowed that from December 26th, the day after Christmas, he would broadcast about his dating experiences.

Yeonhongcha decided to produce merchandise himself rather than outsourcing it. He explained that if he outsourced it, the work would be completed in a month, but the price would increase up to five times.

He chose to produce the merchandise directly with his staff to save costs.

This decision shows Yeonhongcha's commitment to reducing production expenses.

Yeonhongcha's channel uses specific terms in a unique way. He explained that 'Baekhap' (lily) refers to Yuri works (girl's love), and 'Bori' (barley) is used as slang for heterosexual love.

These linguistic rules are used in communication with viewers to express specific situations or emotions.

He added that these slang terms are primarily used during moments of heightened emotion.

He believes that watching terrestrial broadcast programs is acceptable, and that while revenue from such videos might stop, the videos themselves are not restricted.

He mentioned the criteria streamers use to decide whether to watch copyrighted content, seeming to prioritize whether revenue generation ceases.

He revealed that he realized the low utility of magic skills.

He planned to adjust his stats to 80 Dexterity and 80 Arcane for a new build.

Along with this, he decided to use blood-infused weapons, indicating his pursuit of more powerful combat efficiency.

Yeonhongcha expressed dissatisfaction during his Elden Ring playthrough when he defeated an enemy identified as a boss but received no runes. He wondered why a boss wouldn't provide runes.

He criticized the system of not giving runes as a 'strong-on-the-weak' attitude, raising complaints about the in-game reward structure.

Despite this, he expressed satisfaction with the intense combat itself.

He analyzed that the powerful performance of the Dragonmaw skill was largely due to high Arcane stats and weapon upgrade levels.

He mentioned that this skill allowed him to easily defeat bosses, emphasizing the importance of effective skill utilization.

He explained that defeating this boss is a prerequisite for entering the Forest of the Abyss.

He also identified that the path to enter the Forest of the Abyss begins at Hermit River's lower stream.

Yeonhongcha expressed a sense of emptiness after falling into a trap and dying during his Elden Ring playthrough. He said, "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me," comparing falling for the trap to 'Kyōka Suigetsu'.

He used this to describe his failure, likening it to a situation that appears before one's eyes but has no substance to grasp. Yeonhongcha died in a trap but jovially framed it as a 'genius death,' showing a self-deprecating attitude.

His cheerful approach to overcoming failure despite the setback was evident.

He explained that Japanese users, not knowing how to read the kanji, call this 'Chikawa'.

He decided that he too would refer to 'Rivers of Blood' as 'Chikawa' when playing from now on.

He expressed confidence that he would never hit rock bottom.

He stated that he would carefully manage his broadcasts, guarding against making any strange remarks.

This demonstrates his sense of responsibility for his words and actions as a broadcaster.

He explained that when this monster attacks, if you attempt to parry, its true form is revealed.

He mentioned that if you succeed in parrying, the monster reveals its original form, and there are a total of 6 of them.

He added that only 1 out of the 6 drops a rare item.

He expressed his determination to experience all game content by sticking to a Level 1 playthrough.

However, he questioned whether the enemy in front of him could truly be considered a boss.

These remarks illustrate his gaming philosophy of fully enjoying DLC content.

Yeonhongcha complained about feeling fatigued from repetitive parrying in Elden Ring. He said it was difficult because parrying isn't a one-time attempt but requires multiple tries.

Frequent parrying attempts demand high concentration, putting a burden on the player.

Ultimately, he considered using the 'Rivers of Blood' weapon instead of parrying to overcome the situation.

He explained that if a newbie defeats a boss too easily, they tend to lose interest and stop watching the broadcast.

Conversely, he mentioned that viewers enjoy watching newbies struggle against bosses and offering advice.

This highlights specific points that viewers expect from the broadcast.

Yeonhongcha stated that when viewers ask for weapon recommendations, he always suggests 'Gwyn's Greatsword'. He explained this is because he knows Gwyn's Greatsword is the most powerful weapon in the game.

He added that acquiring upgrade materials like Ancient Dragon Smithing Stones is difficult, limiting weapon reinforcement.

He emphasized that weapon reinforcement significantly impacts combat efficiency.

He expressed concern about the excessive grinding required to reach max level.

He believes fall damage poses a greater threat to players than the game's strong enemies.

He explained that players often die from fall damage due to the psychological illusion that they won't die even if they fall.

He stated that unpredictable fall damage in the field is the greatest challenge in gameplay.

He confessed that he had never bought and taken vitamins with his own money before.

He expressed deep gratitude for the gifts and support from viewers.

Yeonhongcha added that viewers' support positively influences his health management.