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Here is an image showing the first and last stealth check.
https://imgur.com/a/DPX8Wql
I did mine intentionally avoiding multiclass because your Stealth Check rolls are better. Also, she picked a poor background and race for stealth checks. She does not show her Stealth rolls. She should have. That's the weakness of this technique. The DC increases with each attack. This happens on every attack. So increasing the number of attacks per turn or extending the duration of the invis allowing more attacks increasing the DC.
Her video style is unbearable so I did not watch every detail, but I noticed at 9:35 she rolled a nat1 on a stealth check and remained invisible. Hmmm ... I have found when I roll a nat1 or simply fail a stealth check you loose invisibility and enter combat.