Explain Chex Mex please, someone, anyone...

@InsaneTigerCrane
FYI, it’s called “Chex Mix”....after the snack by the same name...

....not mex.

I see... that's the name I seen it called when I got curious about it. "Chex mix" makes more sense now that I know more about it. Chirrut + Rex + a "mix" of others. Thanks for the clarification.

"ARougeRogue;c-1517735" wrote:

I'm not wholly convinced this is a viable strategy given the amount of proper setup required and the fact that a lot of people playing this game have admitted they aren't exactly "gamers" or otherwise equipped to go through this kind of very specific setup to achieve the damage.

Definitely not for everyone. But then again, getting Traya shards isn't for everyone either.

"Th3NameLess;c-1517993" wrote:
I use QGJ to get that offense up when he removes the buff from one of the sabers. works ok as long as they aren't all crit damage buffs and then the sabers attack and lose the buff

Sadly QGJ is a support type so he doesn't give +100% attack to Han

Im with Pseudot on this 1, it all comes down to how badly u want those Traya shards, but it is worth the extra time to get Traya. Also, I definitely wouldn't restart 50 times, or even 25, ever time i try the team, in any tier besides heroic. I would do just enough to get myself accustomed to the strategy, this way, when it is heroic, hopefully I won't have to restart that many times.

Lots, lots, and lots of restarts.

Chex Mix is the worst.

I would like to see a real team gain popularity in P3.

"Cassius97;c-1579606" wrote:
Chex Mix is the worst.

I would like to see a real team gain popularity in P3.

Truth

To avoid some of the issues with the debuffs, how bad would it be to swap someone for a pretaunt tank to soak the first strikes from the sabers? You'll lose 1 100% worth of Offense bonus, but you may not have to restart so many times.

For optimum performance, you need to get your speeds right. I pull the speed arrows off Han and DT before raiding so they go last. Make sure Chirrut and Pao get their turns, then DT marks, and Han stands alone.
Ideally, you would want Traya to be at minimum TM when marked and for Han to stand right after that.