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· When strategizing for the Belgaurdin raid, there's no need to obsess over comparison metrics or DPS.
· Currently, the focus should be on getting familiar with the patterns.

· Use a 'Shield of Protection' and aim for the ancient random boxes.
· Even if you don't get 'Burning Strike,' getting two boxes is satisfying.

· As promised to the viewers, 6,000 points have been achieved.
· The first cut-off is at 240 lines, and points are not checked in the 190-line segment.

· The goal is to see the 240-line segment once.
· An amusing situation arises where a dead character has a high head count.

· The statement 'Anyone can clear it if they try hard enough' can be a form of false hope.
· The 'Grudge' engraving was hit, and you need to understand the support's perspective.

· In the 'Quick Pattern' room, you can get used to about three or four out of ten patterns.
· It feels different from previous raids.

· For a 6-dealer setup, 1.3 billion DPS per person is required, but the reality is 200 million.
· A joke is made that you just need to increase it by 200 million each week.

· It doesn't feel as painful as expected.
· Specs are important in the 'Quick Pattern' room, and problems arise if you join a trial party without knowing the segments.
· If a support player joins, they'll be downed, and the remaining players will practice.

· Promotion parties are also appearing in 'Grand Melee.'
· There's an opinion that if you just learn the patterns, you might be able to clear even with 6,000 points.

· There's a request for Yong-woong to show a cool display by attempting Belga-Man and Sam-Mak-Man simultaneously for the first time.
· It's expected not to take long since it's his territory.

· The most important thing in the 'Quick Pattern' room is for your eyes to get used to it.
· As the screen becomes more familiar to your eyes, your DPS will naturally increase, and your fingers will react on their own.

· Jokes are made about situations where gameplay stops, and only commentary or study occurs.
· There's talk about showing up to work in underwear if you get a 'Park Yong bottom draw.'

· It's emphasized again that pattern mastery is more important than comparison metrics or DPS.
· Thanks are expressed to the surviving members.

· A question arises about situations where damage isn't dealt or only chatter occurs.

· They check if their last action was correct.
· The raid ends.

· It's the timing for the party to fail, but years of experience trigger intuition.
· The character has been lying down for a while and needs to get up now.

· Once the patterns are somewhat learned and familiar to the eyes, the fingers start moving.
· Now you can attempt it with the 'Grudge' engraving up to 240 lines.

· There's talk about the Hawk Master, mentioning a past experience where the broadcast failed.
· There's anticipation that the Hawk Master will soar next week, along with mentions of those who don't watch the broadcast.

· A situation occurs where they die alone immediately upon arrival.
· It's said that displaying a black and white screen is more effective for viewers than spectating.

· There's talk about the aura of princes being transferred.
· Suspicion is raised that they might be intentionally not clearing.

· The patterns have become much more familiar during the time spent on trials today.
· DPS has also increased significantly.

· There's an opinion that you can just keep trying while upgrading your specs until you reach 1.4 billion.
· It's pointed out that the floor and ground effects are hard to see due to their colors.

· By hitting the remaining HP during the strategy, it seems possible to clear.
· Although only 190 lines have been seen so far, with a little more familiarity, clearing will be possible along with hitbox checks.

· A question is raised about not performing counters.
· The statement that counters should be performed is made.