Ability "can't be resisted" vs Tenacity Up

"NicWester;c-1144494" wrote:
Debuffs are normally a two roll system. The first roll to see if the debuff is triggered, the second is to see if it's resisted or not. "60% chance to stun" means that there's a 60% chance to even do that second roll. (This is why you don't see RESISTED every time you make an attack and a debuff isn't applied)

What happens with Tenacity Up is it sets the second roll to 100% resist chance. If something can't be resisted, it bypasses that roll and just goes straight to a success.

The same method applies to Foresight and attacks that can't be dodged.

Tenacity up gives 99990% tenacity, which usually translates into 100% resist chance, but in theory there are circumstances that could get around that. Currently, tenacity down is one. But yes, "Can't be resisted" does bypass.

"CryGonJinn;c-1144155" wrote:
Bounty Hunters resolve says it cannot be dispelled or resisted, until execute is executed

Execute does not dispell BHR. It prevents revive.