Conquest is a disappointment
Conquest is the poorest attempt at challenging a roster. CG should be ashamed of itself for putting this out. It resembles nothing of the game and is only there to infuriate players. I may not be...
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I don't think you really read what I put did you.
Nothing to do with skill and your response adds nothing to the discussion.
Real world example of this is I just completed the last tier of that assault battle where you can use First Order against the Jedi.
I sent in SLKR, KRU, DVRey, Sith Trooper and OGKylo. I won the event, however, to get there I had to sit through about 20minutes of endless enemy turns.
Skill issue.
Hux prevents TM gain. If you had put in Hux instead of OGKylo, the enemy team couldn't TM-Jump and you wouldn't have had to sit through that.
One of the single most important skills a player can have in this game is knowing what you have available to stop TM gain -- or to frustrate it.
JML can stop 1 key toon from gaining TM. If that toon is key to the TM train, that might be enough.
Admiral Raddus stops TM gain by Empire.
Lord Vader has AoE Daze.
JMK negates all TM gain in his leadership.
Hux negates ENEMY TM gain, but not allied TM gain, if he has advantage, which, if you're using SLKR and a tank, he will. This is perhaps the best TM-jumping negation ability in the game.
PKHO has TM jumping himself, which, combined with Captain Silvo, makes it easy to get out ahead of enemies and take out one or even 2 enemies that provide TM gain before they even move -- do to them what they threaten to do to you.
Tuskens gain infinite Defense and infinite Tenacity when the enemy TM-jumps. The other side does go, and you can wait for a one minute, but not for 20. It doesn't take long before they are all stunned (attacking a Tusken with 15+ stacks of Momentum results in them stunning themselves), then you go again.
There are so many ways to handle TM jumping. If you don't like it, just take some time to learn about the tools you have available to you. Hux is the obvious one in this case bc you need to use First Order in that battle, but you have so many different mechanisms available that this shouldn't be hard.
I’m just going to put in that I’m pretty sure that AB doesn’t really use TM gains beyond that one Bariss enemy.
Its still OP’s skill issue, I’ve done it with Sith, but they’re not wrong about how many turns the enemy takes.
Thanks. I haven't played that in so long that I forgot the mechanics.
But now that you mention it, I remember doing it with Palp, Revan, Malak, Dark Bastila + 1 and throwing out as many debuffs as possible to get Palp's TM train going.
I think I used Palps, Malak, Revan, Nihilus and Traya. The health damage Palpatine passively inflicted + Nihilus instakill was key.
Maybe BSF was there, I don’t remember the specifics either…
Ok, see that is a much better, more constructive response than a simple condescending reply that added zero value to the conversation. Thanks for taking the time to explain that mechanic which was clearly lost on me, a point a certain keyboard warrior clearly ignored.
Can't stand people like that, unfortunately forums like this are full of them.
Appreciate the response.
PS: Outrun, I'm not the OP I was just sharing an experience I'd had in an assault battle which I felt added extra credence to the actual OP's own experience.
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