Will To Live Online - How To Solo Bosses Ft. SwoleBenji 💪

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SwoleBenji

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Published on September 6, 2018 3:45:18 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PoKuu-Fvx8

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Will To Live Online (2018)

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Tutorial

Duration: 16:49

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How to solo bosses on Will to Live Online with SwoleBenji.

This video will showcase three bosses you can solo. The spider boss requires level 20 as an engineer (Or level 27 Mercenary / Miner.). This video also shows how to mass farm Bog Belchers without taking any damage. You can do this as early as level 3. Finally, I explain two methods on how to take down the lizard boss, or how to effectively farm high level lizards, also without taking any damage.

There is one editing mistake in this video, as I had my mic muted for the first half of the spider boss fight, but I have dubbed over the footage to explain what I am doing.

My youtube channel is devoted to providing Video Game walkthroughs, gameplay commentaries, reviews of video games, and gameplay reviews. Since these are walthroughs, and reviews with my commentary they are protected under the fair use law because they're for critical and educational purposes. My uploads are completely fair use and do not violate any of Youtube's policies or terms of service. This means I can use this gameplay footage as long as I provide commentary that is somewhat educational or instructional without the copyright owners consent.

To further prove that this video is fair use, here's a link to the owner's terms of use / service page on their website:
https://willtoliveonline.com/EarlyAccessAgreement

Here's a link to the US Copyright Office's website, which define Fair Use and it's application in the law:
http://copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html

And here's a pdf of the Berne Convention Implementations Act of 1988:
http://copyright.gov/title17/92appk.pdf

This video has video game commentary gameplay by me, my channel name for authenticity in the bottom left, and I use music from Kevin Macleod, which is credited down below and in the video, and have complete rights to use for monetary gain. As for using the video game visuals, player made moments, though existing in the confines of a product, belong - in a limited manor - to the creator of those moments. This is completely unique, as I talk over the game, as well as have my channel name overlaid in the video the entire time, and the gameplay is chopped up into different segments, or moments, which do not show a continuous play of the game in question. I created this video and I own all rights to all content in this video.

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