tenacity vs potency
When attempting to apply a debuff, is it a check of potency VS tenacity, or is there a tenacity check, and if it passes, the potency check is redundant?
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I'm not sure I understand your question.
First you have to know if the ability has % chance to apply. For example - Resistance Trooper has 65% chance to apply Expose on his basic attack. However once he passes the 65% chance, he also needs to go through potency/tenacity check.
So in other words, if you have a hero that has 100% chance to apply debuff, this debuff still goes through Tenacity/Potency check UNLESS it is specifically stated that it Cannot be resisted. An example of such debuff is Thrawn hitting someone with ability block, it doesn't matter if they have 31894318948913489189431894% tenacity, he will still stun them.
First you have to know if the ability has % chance to apply. For example - Resistance Trooper has 65% chance to apply Expose on his basic attack. However once he passes the 65% chance, he also needs to go through potency/tenacity check.
So in other words, if you have a hero that has 100% chance to apply debuff, this debuff still goes through Tenacity/Potency check UNLESS it is specifically stated that it Cannot be resisted. An example of such debuff is Thrawn hitting someone with ability block, it doesn't matter if they have 31894318948913489189431894% tenacity, he will still stun them.
