Video summary
Black Flame Wings OR Gluttonous Soul Longsword? (7DS Origins)
Main summary
Key takeaways
Storyline
No specific overarching storyline is discussed. The video centers on endgame/raid combat mechanics for Meliodas after a recent update, with a comparison between two longswords.
Gameplay focus: Which longsword is better for Meliodas?
Question addressed: Which is better after the update—Black Flame Wings Longsword or Gluttonous Longsword?
Key idea: The conclusion depends on:
- How fast you kill enemies
- How you use the weapon’s passive
Test setup / primary boss
The comparison is tested on Lady (Black) Bishop, mainly because she:
- Stands nearly still for long windows
- Has enough HP to meaningfully compare DPS across multiple bursts
The fight is structured to start at the “same time,” aligned to when Diane’s/Daisy’s hits trigger first-strike effects.
Gameplay highlights & findings
1) Proper team usage is critical for Gluttonous
For Gluttonous Longsword, the creator emphasizes that you need a burst-oriented team that matches the weapon’s play pattern.
“Proper Gluttonous team” shown:
- Meliodas
- Jericho
- Diane / Daisy
- Tiori / Tioreh
Result (in this proper setup):
- Gluttonous is close to Black Flame Wings
- Black Flame Wings may win by about ~2 seconds in the showcased scenario
2) Burst rhythm differs between the swords
Black Flame Wings Longsword
- Delivers a strong, more immediate burst
- Performs best when enemies die quickly
Gluttonous Longsword
- Prefers an initial burst to set up and build passive stacks
- Then relies on follow-up burst/combo while the passive value is ready
Common mistake: Using the same team/combo rhythm for both swords can make Gluttonous perform poorly.
3) Side-by-side comparison (same start time)
- Left: Gluttonous Longsword
- Right: Black Flame Wings Longsword
Observed flow:
- Gluttonous begins slightly behind
- After additional burst windows, it catches up
- Black Flame Wings continues bursting again
Takeaway: With proper usage, Gluttonous isn’t inherently “bad”—it’s highly dependent on correct team choice and passive stacking timing.
4) “Improper team” demo: why people think Gluttonous is weak
The creator demonstrates Gluttonous using what they call the wrong team composition—a “Zack team” style:
- Howzer
- Daisy
- Tiori
Outcome:
- Clear time becomes about 18 seconds longer
- Their stated comparison: proper Gluttonous vs improper Gluttonous
Main takeaway: Gluttonous requires a team designed to perform the initial burst correctly so that the passive is stacked for later damage windows.
Strategies / key tips summarized
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Choose based on kill speed
- Speedrunners who kill in roughly 1–3 E’s → Black Flame Wings Longsword
- Players who need longer rotations (don’t die in a couple E’s) → Gluttonous Longsword
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Don’t reuse the exact same team for both swords
- For Gluttonous, run a comp that enables:
- Initial burst (to stack passive)
- Then an alternate combo/sequence so the passive value pays off
- For Gluttonous, run a comp that enables:
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Team examples given
- For Gluttonous (proper concept): Jericho + burst support + Daisy + Tiori
- For “wrong team” criticism: Howzer + Daisy + Tiori
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Ability usage note
- The creator mentions not always using the “last E” immediately to manage magic gauge/rotation efficiency, avoiding wasted time or inefficient timing/refunding.
Enchant / gear note
- In this test, the creator’s Black Flame Wings had better enchantments than their Gluttonous.
- Because of that, the ~2 second edge for Black Flame Wings isn’t perfectly “clean” one-to-one:
- Better Gluttonous enchants could potentially widen the results.
Final conclusion (rule of thumb)
- If you’re killing things extremely fast (2–3 E’s): use Black Flame Wings Longsword
- If you need longer rotations and multiple E windows before damage takes over: use Gluttonous Longsword
- Also: if you already invested in a 6-star of one sword, they suggest it’s generally not necessary to switch investment unless you’re unsure—or you already have Gluttonous built.
Mentioned gamers / sources (end)
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Zack Referenced as running a “Zack team” (also specifically: Howzer, Daisy, Tiori) and sent a fast Urgot run
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Neffex Music referenced in the audio backdrop