Counting to 10 in GAS mirror matches

"wookietown;c-2153127" wrote:

"SerWulfgar;c-2153061" wrote:

"wookietown;c-2153059" wrote:
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.

Thank you for your input, for me this is the first guess that makes some good sense, only it explicitly conradicts the leader ability. But this could happen, nevertheless

I've never seen him advance at the end of a turn. I've only seen him advance at the start of a turn. Either he advances and takes a turn, or he advances and the other GAS, who advanced at the same time, takes a turn, and then he takes a turn. I could be wrong. I don't recall GAS advancing, and then waiting for another character to take a turn. Thus my statement that "it looks to me like it's coded to advance at the beginning of the GAS turn rather than the end of any turn."

It's probably an error in how they wrote the wording of the ability. "The code is correct," says any developer worth his salt. "The documentation is incorrect, not my code!" And honestly I'm fine with it if that's the case. Especially because, as an earlier commenter said, GAS mirrors are 99% wins, only losses if you mess up and let the opponent's 5s sacrifice (and even then it's no worse than 50/50).