Ackbar leadGeneral KenobiHermit YodaZarrissCLSEvery time yoda uses his basic, he'll have a 50% chance of calling luke to assist. Basically Luke attacks 50% more times per battle. This team would also have huge survivability due to regen health, multiple cleansers, and multiple healers. The main drawback would be lack of DPS, but Luke would be attacking much more than he normally would. Also, missing R2 makes the team somewhat vulnerable to counter teams, but with zarriss, it wont matter too much.

"Moroveus;c-1244757" wrote:Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?"DatBoi;c-1244919" wrote:"Noataq;c-1244882" wrote:50%, am I missing something? He could call in GK, ackbar or zarris as well. So 25%, yeah?He has to call in a rebel assist so it would either be ackbar or luke

Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?

"Moroveus;c-1244757" wrote:Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?From Ackbar lead.

"DatBoi;d-129459" wrote:Ackbar leadGeneral KenobiHermit YodaZarrissCLSEvery time yoda uses his basic, he'll have a 50% chance of calling luke to assist. Basically Luke attacks 50% more times per battle. This team would also have huge survivability due to regen health, multiple cleansers, and multiple healers. The main drawback would be lack of DPS, but Luke would be attacking much more than he normally would. Also, missing R2 makes the team somewhat vulnerable to counter teams, but with zarriss, it wont matter too much.DELETE THISNODON'T TELL THEM THE NEW META, LET THEM FIGURE IT OUT

Ackbar's lead says it happens whenever an ally uses an ability that isn't an attack. I guess you could argue that a basic is an "ability", but I'm betting it was intended (and coded) to mean a special ability, not a basic. If so, this won't work.

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Pantry_B0y
8 years ago
"Moroveus;c-1244757" wrote:
Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?

"DatBoi;c-1244919" wrote:
"Noataq;c-1244882" wrote:
50%, am I missing something? He could call in GK, ackbar or zarris as well. So 25%, yeah?

He has to call in a rebel assist so it would either be ackbar or luke
MoroveusRen
8 years ago
Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?
crzydroid
Seasoned Traveler
8 years ago
"Moroveus;c-1244757" wrote:
Why would it cause a 50% chance to call Luke to assist?

From Ackbar lead.
LordSisk
8 years ago
"DatBoi;d-129459" wrote:
Ackbar lead
General Kenobi
Hermit Yoda
Zarriss
CLS

Every time yoda uses his basic, he'll have a 50% chance of calling luke to assist. Basically Luke attacks 50% more times per battle. This team would also have huge survivability due to regen health, multiple cleansers, and multiple healers.

The main drawback would be lack of DPS, but Luke would be attacking much more than he normally would. Also, missing R2 makes the team somewhat vulnerable to counter teams, but with zarriss, it wont matter too much.

DELETE THIS

NO

DON'T TELL THEM THE NEW META, LET THEM FIGURE IT OUT
Dretzle
8 years ago
Ackbar's lead says it happens whenever an ally uses an ability that isn't an attack. I guess you could argue that a basic is an "ability", but I'm betting it was intended (and coded) to mean a special ability, not a basic. If so, this won't work.
kiprun30
8 years ago
If you read it again, it says "An ability that isn't an attack". Hermit Yoda's basic isn't an attack, it's a heal. Hermit Yoda has no attacks.
korrasami7
8 years ago
50%, am I missing something? He could call in GK, ackbar or zarris as well. So 25%, yeah?
Pantry_B0y
8 years ago
"Noataq;c-1244882" wrote:
50%, am I missing something? He could call in GK, ackbar or zarris as well. So 25%, yeah?

He has to call in a rebel assist so it would either be ackbar or luke
HSKULL2
8 years ago
If Yoda's basic attacks activates Ackbar leader, this can be a decent team
Dretzle
8 years ago
"Tilar;c-1244874" wrote:
If you read it again, it says "An ability that isn't an attack". Hermit Yoda's basic isn't an attack, it's a heal. Hermit Yoda has no attacks.

Right. it's not an attack. Is it "an ability"? It could be. First Order's zeta works on a basic and that says "any ability". Or they could have coded it for special abilities, never anticipating we'd have a basic that isn't an attack.