Is Fives supposed to counter a counter?

"Darthisthenight;707233" wrote:
Fives omega' primary doubles up if opponent has speed down. Sounds like that might be it.

"Wholf;707267" wrote:
I've seen similar things happen. No point worrying though as it won't get fixed.

"Darthisthenight;707233" wrote:
Fives omega' primary doubles up if opponent has speed down. Sounds like that might be it.

"Kyno;707289" wrote:

"Wholf;707267" wrote:
I've seen similar things happen. No point worrying though as it won't get fixed.

Or you could read the real reason...

"Darthisthenight;707233" wrote:
Fives omega' primary doubles up if opponent has speed down. Sounds like that might be it.

"Jambiiiiiiiii;707298" wrote:

"gobears21;707236" wrote:

"Darthisthenight;707233" wrote:
Fives omega' primary doubles up if opponent has speed down. Sounds like that might be it.

That's not it... I said he hit twice for a counter (because of Omega), then twice for his turn (again because of Omega), then SF countered him for his turn, it should have been Faqs turn but instead he countered the counter....

Ooohwee. Are you sure that Fac actually countered? Sounds like he may not have countered and just took his turn instead.

Or was his 5's just that much faster than your Fac? Say his 5's was at 99% tm when your Fac went first. Fac goes, 5's counters. 5's goes, fac counters. 5's goes again due to his speed.

It would be easier to diagnose what happened if a video was available.

"Barhebraeus;707331" wrote:
Great question. Theoretically if a Fives was attacking an enemy Fives it seems that you could have endless counters until one is killed ... though realistically, since the counter is 85%, at some point the rng would have one Fives not counter ...