ULTIMATE All Weapons Tier List in The First Descendant

ULTIMATE Weapons Tier List in The First Descendant

The First Descendant is a free third-person cooperative action RPG shooter featuring high-quality graphics. Experience the fun of strategic boss fights through 4-player co-op and various unique characters, exciting gunplay, and looting. A variety of equipment is necessary for growth, and you can obtain them through clearing scenario missions within the game or in the World Missions where cooperation is crucial and battles with huge bosses.

The player becomes a Descendant in the game and is given a mission to fight against the invaders for the survival of humans and to protect the ‘Ingris continent’. The player can experience a spectacular story by growing stronger through various missions and stories to finally discover the Descendants' secret. You can also feel the First Descendant’s unique atmosphere through high-quality fields developed with Unreal Engine 5 and gain a new experience of reality and SF fantasy coexisting in one place.

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[SwashBuccaneer]

"38% drop rate means you'll probably have to run it 38 times to get it" Ouch, cuts deep. 🤣

[coldfries]

This video needs to be plasters in every section of TFD socials, absolutely fantastic overview.

[all-maker]

When you pulled out the spreadsheet I gasped. This Is crazy work. Thank you for everything you have done!

[BookkeeperGaming]

lol you got me at the beginning with “everyone should be running this weapon”, but truly great advice… thx for this vid and all the others!

[BillionthRandomUser]

I hope a bunch of people don't see the list and start using the Python in Colossi fights and be doing 50% damage the entire time because they are constantly out of range for its optimal dps.

[smackssmacks]

The "problem" I see (and experience) with padding the DPS number with magazine increases and Crit Damage - whilst ignoring Crit Rate (which most of these builds do) is that lowering the reliability of crits makes for terrible real-life use scenarios.

Example: With a ~20% crit Thunder Cage, you might have a higher on-paper-dps, but it often means you'll blow that extended mag taking down one shielded buff mob, and only get the crit when the mob is at 10-15% HP left.
Where, if you had ran ~40% Crit Rate instead, you will more often get that crit proc much sooner, and explode the pack immediately.
So, sure, it's more damage output (on paper) but that really doesn't matter if much of that damage goes into overflow rather than pay off when you actually need it.

Which is also why I kinda disagree with putting "Real-Life Fighter" on *everything*, because in most usage scenarioes, you just don't have the next target lined up practically to where you can just hold the trigger constantly. Especially on weak-point focused weapons. On packs, the mobs just simply don't spawn that fast, and on Colossi (at least with a fast firing weapon) it means you'll be pushing Frenzy Bars with junk volume shots.

Edit: and yes, I know this goes straight to DryBear's preface about fitting a build to one's playstyle. That's the point. This is my take, having played the game to MR26 as of right now.

[ZekielFialho]

Awesome work and huge thank you for doing all of them. Really appreciate all the work in analysis and creating the one sheets. Wish all games had something like this. 😊

[Relhio]

I didn't get into TFD, I'm just glad you're being rewarded for the quality of your videos <3.

[coldfries]

Wow looking at the final sheet really puts your work into perspective. Thank you!

[willrobinson]

REALLY love your thoroughness and how you provide info and tools vs touting the best! I started following you in Diablo4 and also loved the dungeon guides. Your're quickly becoming my go to for data!

[freeq]

Thank you for your work! You have become my first address very fast since I´ve discovered your channel lately. I like your take on things - well thought out, well structured and clear.

[Vonalray]

3 notes on your Divine Punishment and Nazeistra's Devotion builds.

With Divine Punishment, you should always try to run Toxic on it as each proc gives you a damage boost up to 10%.

On Nazeistra's Devotion, don't run an Element on it, it's defence debuff is only for Firearm Damage, so you'd actually get much higher damage by boosting Crits and Weakpoint Damage than from any element.

The last note is that you shouldn't boost Nazeistra's Devotion's rate of fire, the reticle bloom actually out paces the rate of fire, so after 1 or 2 shots you'll have the accuracy of a Shotgun.

[shaamed]

ojala algun creador de contenido en Latam tuviera la iniciativa de hacer trabajos como este, subiria como la espuma, pero solo tenemos gente copiando y re subiendo lo que ve en reddit y discord xd como siempre los angloparlantes 100 pasos por encima, Congratz bro!!

[justincabacungan]

this video is REALLY scratching an itch i didnt know i had and your work is very much appreciated 💞

[hanneswiehager]

Wow thanks for this. This must have taken an insane amount of work! Impressive!

[TheNinjazeke]

This is so beautifully made thank u for spending the time on this

[trickyBasterd]

Lots of work went into this. Well done, informative and helps with resource decisions

[flupsioopsy]

no words, astonishing list and super simple explanation, perfect! thanks!

[GnosticJuggernaut.]

Great job. Definitely alot of work. I wish I could like this video more than once. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[KrsJin]

Definitely agree about recommending the weapon you enjoy playing for a long time. Especially when you consider patches can shift things on a dime.