[Inquiry] Sith Raid Boss tenacity observation
After couple days of testing and seeing dev responses I still think the stacking tenacity is not working as intended. In contrary, I think the Raid Bosses are *cheating* with the stacking tenacity sy...
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"scuba;c-1500405" wrote:"First_but_66_Order;c-1499905" wrote:"scuba;c-1499800" wrote:
This is why all debuffs except stager, dm, expose and there is another I can't think of, should be applied before damage is done. There is no consistency in how CG has set it up even with same debuffs (EP shock applied before damage dooku shock applied after damage)
Alternatively, all bonus % based unique buffs should be applied at the end of the turn (after damage and debuff)
@CG_Carrie This issue is a a basic game phylosophy question, please respond and tell us, what the offical phylosophy behind the sequence of events during a turn is. (and why are Raid bosses are exceptions)
This issue questions the very base mechanics in the game, how a "turn" should be work.
Raid bosses are not the exception.
This game uses order of operations.
If Thrawn fractures a taunting zeta ob than ob will retain because of the order of operations and ob responding to the dispel because it happens before the fracture debuff is applied.
We also saw this with daze when it was first given to Maul. Because daze was applied after damage vs Rex teams if the AoE crit they would still gain TM. It was fixed by moving daze before damage.
You can see the same thing with Dooku vs Biggs. If dooku crits with he's special and lands shock Biggs will gain 100% tm. If ep hits Biggs with basic and lands shock Biggs will not gain 100% tm.
With the exception of jyn all non lead tmr happens after damage. This is why she always leaves 5%tm vs rancor.
I don't like that it is not consistent but raid bosses are not an exception you just mostly see it with in the sith raid because it is affecting a larger group of abilities.
If you read the part about FOTIE (and his unique as well), I explain what is the problem with this order of events chain.
In short, the text doesnt imply the 'when' Factor, and normally in that case the effect takes place at the end of the current ongoing turn. It is kinda 'back-stair' with the wording, and in the case of the Raid bosses CG doesnt follow the existing practice applied in other cases.
