Who thinks that Advantage should cancel out Critical Hit Immunity?

"MAO408;c-1944503" wrote:

"Woodroward;c-1944475" wrote:

"MAO408;c-1944453" wrote:

"Woodroward;c-1944409" wrote:
Immunity means can't happen.

Padme's team auto resists all buffs when they have protection up. Irresistible debuffs still go through.

Padme is immune to fear. Fear is irresistible.

Immunity means the thing means nothing to you, period.

Yes I understand, but when 1 buff makes another buff that guarantees a critical hit useless, then that's 1 buff that's more unbalanced, PERIOD. It's not even a big deal having my 100% natural grit chance on Ewok scout not mean he gets a critical, but instead of advantage doubling that criteria at the very least, it's a useless buff on an even more useless team; as an effect.

Let's say you had a real life buff that guaranteed you'd melt the enemy's bones on your next attack, but then you were forced to attack a blob monster.

It would not matter. Same kind of scenario here.

Now if advantage got used up even though you hit someone with crit immunity, I'd agree that's messed up (unless it was because the timer was up on the buff).

Just like they changed foresight so it didn't get used up if they were hit with an unavoidable attack.

Once again, good analogy, but it’s a stretch to say that a buff, just like another buff, would change the toon so drastically to where they become another entity (blob monster). Let’s have it to where it cancels that crit ratio and your base crit chance determines a crit, or have the buff cancel one another-out (dispel).

Crit immunity is way too powerful without another check that’s supposed to help with crits, Advantage.

Not all buffs are created equal. Look at Millenium Falcon's buff in Fleet.

Advantage is actually supposed to be a weaker buff. It's a one time use offense buff.
Crit immunity is supposed to be a strong buff. Why should a weak buff cancel out a strong buff?

Offense buffs are weaker than defense buffs in general because they (typically) have less opportunity for use.

Thanks on the analogies. I actually chanced it right as you posted to make it more appropriate to a battle scenario.