Not gonna provide footage, tested it like 5-10 times, and super consistent.A) MY gas attacks twice, eliminates enemy GAS' protection. Double counterattack, my GAS loses protection as well. Both of them enter cover at the same time, animation happening in perfect synchronization.Enemy GAS stands up before mine, takes a full turn.B ) Enemy GAS attacks mine, deletes protection, double counterattack. Both of them enter cover at the same time, animation happening in perfect synchronization.Enemy GAS stands up before mine, takes a full turn.C) Enemy GAS sends mine into cover. In the very next turn one of my clones eliminates the remaining protection of enemy GAS: GAS enters cover.Both GAS advance at the same time, animation happening in perfect synchronization.Turn order seems to be random.So my question is: counting to 10 in GAS mirrors is definitely way too hard. Am i doing this wrong, or the coding?

A and B are explained by rng. They both reached full prot at the same moment, so it’s a coin flip as to who goes first. Whoever goes first gets a full turn. It really doesn’t matter as an Gas offensive mirror match is 99.9999% winnable. Really splitting hairs for no reason.

I can’t seem visualize this without a video, to be honest.

A'ight will try to do some recording. Isnt really difficult tho

https://youtu.be/SCNVDl7K804There ya go. I couldnt replicate exactly what i posted originally but this is very similar: By my counts Allied GAS spent one more turn in cover then enemy GAS. I am open for possible explanations.Turn order (O: Opponent; A: Allied)1. O-GAS A-GAS entering cover2. O-Fives3. A-Echo O-GAS entering cover4. A-Fives5. A-ARC trooper6. A-Rex7. O-Rex8. A-Fives9. O-Fives10. A-ARC trooper11. A-Fives12. O-ARC trooper A-GAS Advances13. A-GAS O-GAS Advances

You mean if he is faster then he gains 100% protection faster than i do? while we both gain 10% at the end of every turn? How would that make sense?O-gas is roughly 35 speed slower then A-GAS FYI

Counting to 10 in GAS mirror matches

ltswb1
5 years ago
A and B are explained by rng. They both reached full prot at the same moment, so it’s a coin flip as to who goes first. Whoever goes first gets a full turn.

It really doesn’t matter as an Gas offensive mirror match is 99.9999% winnable. Really splitting hairs for no reason.
VeritasInfinite
5 years ago
I can’t seem visualize this without a video, to be honest.
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
A'ight will try to do some recording. Isnt really difficult tho
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
https://youtu.be/SCNVDl7K804

There ya go. I couldnt replicate exactly what i posted originally but this is very similar: By my counts Allied GAS spent one more turn in cover then enemy GAS. I am open for possible explanations.

Turn order (O: Opponent; A: Allied)
1. O-GAS A-GAS entering cover
2. O-Fives
3. A-Echo O-GAS entering cover
4. A-Fives
5. A-ARC trooper
6. A-Rex
7. O-Rex
8. A-Fives
9. O-Fives
10. A-ARC trooper
11. A-Fives
12. O-ARC trooper A-GAS Advances
13. A-GAS O-GAS Advances
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
You mean if he is faster then he gains 100% protection faster than i do? while we both gain 10% at the end of every turn? How would that make sense?

O-gas is roughly 35 speed slower then A-GAS FYI
VeritasInfinite
5 years ago
I believe GAS’s turns might be coded as 2 turns in 1, meaning that the opponent’s GAS would’ve gained 2 rounds of protection when your GAS took his turn. That would make up for the seemingly short time.

The only example I can cite is if 3po is on a GAS team, and GAS uses Force Grip, he’ll immediately use Sundering Strike and gain 2 stacks of Translation instead of just 1. So it would seem that GAS’s turns are maybe coded as 2 turns instead of just 1.
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
That still does not explain the three other cases i explained in the starting comment
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
If both characters are able to get up at the same time as showcased in C) then it is only logical that they should get up at the same time if they entered cover at the same time as showcased in A and B.
SerWulfgar
5 years ago
Yeah, i am listening. What could it possibly cause? Not the case, but theoretically i am interested in your point
wookietownGT
New Spectator
5 years ago
In your video example, it looks to me like you're losing a coin-flip to the opposing ARC trooper.

When your Arc goes, the opposing Arc looks like he's at 100% TM, and he's losing a coin flip to your arc trooper. The counter from the other team gives your 5s enough TM to get to 100%, and he goes. That's 10, so your GAS has 100% TM. But so does the opposing Arc, who is sick of having 100% TM and not getting to go. So he takes his turn, because coin-flip.

Your GAS does not advance until the beginning of his turn, which does not start until after poor opposing Arc finishes his well-earned turn. This doesn't match with the leader ability which says he should advance if he has 100% pro at the end of any turn (including the end of your 5s turn which happened before the opponent's arc's turn). But it looks to me like it's coded to advance at the beginning of the GAS turn rather than the end of any turn.