Anyone run this team?

"Bradford30080;222742" wrote:
I run asajj daka initiate and talia all close to max with genosian soldier but hard to crack top 100 because of the sid led standard squads... If asajj was a little faster, dont know why but she seems to be the sister who got shafted! Acolyte seems good on paper but never seems to set up for any finishing blows to use her special ability. Ahsoka im working on but where to i put her? Switch with talia or initiate? Im not getting rid of gs

Acolyte is good, she has saved my ass so many times. She stays stealthed most of the time and has a decent self heal. She is fast with Asajj or Ahsoka as lead, has plenty of HP's.

Ahsoka with her kit change is a viable leader.

Asajj may be slow now but in the new meta she will be hitting harder slow characters will hit harder and faster characters are going to be hitting softer.

So to update from my understanding and talking to some others on the math. The speed bonus from Asajj gives more "turn-meter" than the 15% you can proc from ahsoka. Roughly it came out to around 18-23% additional turn meter based on the speed. Hope that I explained that well enough. Overall the perm speed bonus is more useful than the potential to proc turn-meter bonus

That is true based on turn meter, but based on overall defense and turn meter combined is where you have to truly decide what's better. Yes you get overall more turn meter with assaj, but that attack that gave you turn Meter also resulted in your character taking 0 damage when Ahsoka is leader.

I guess it depends on what type of team you are facing but the leader abilities are pretty equal in general in my opinion.

It's not really equal.. you are hoping for a chance to evade and proc the turn meter. If you don't evade (and the % is low.. like 15 on her i think) then you get 0 benefits from her as leader. But the speed itself is permanent and will always be there so you will get more chances to hit more often. Overall the dmg output is much greater than the dmg mitigated in that setup.