General Skywalker, Jyn, C3P0, and Thrawn

"Caiaphas;c-1978471" wrote:
Rex unique gives all 501st -1 cooldown reduction. C3P0's basic will do the same on G.Ani, since he will automatically have +3 translation. G. Ani himself gives himself -1 cooldowns on his basics if he uses that first. Fives calling C3P0 to assist might be enough to keep JKA doing only his two specials every turn.

Rex reduces cooldowns only for 501st clone trooper allies. That's where your loop falls apart.

I strongly suspect it will be far better to just run him with a 501st squad.

oops - please move me to Character Strategy - placed it in the wrong forum!
(OK it's been moved)

Interesting strategy, but I don’t think unbeatable. It really depends on his speed. If DR + Thrawn goes first, mass fear + fracture on anakin would absolutely wreck that setup. Also GG nuke squad would plow through that pretty easily since he gets the whole bonus turn/cool down reset.

I am not sure that CG have fully thought out the interaction between G.Ani being able to do 2 specials on the same turn and C3P0's translation, in addition to Rex unique.

Rex unique gives all 501st -1 cooldown reduction (edit: as pointed out below, this only applies to 501st clone troopers). C3P0's basic will do the same on G.Ani, since he will automatically have +3 translation. G. Ani himself gives himself -1 cooldowns on his basics if he uses that first. Fives calling C3P0 to assist might be enough to keep JKA doing only his two specials every turn.

It doesn't stop GG from taking his bonus turn, and nuking the squad. What does that is that 501st are immune to damage to their health while Gen. Ani has protection, and General Ani will go into cover after the nuke instead of dieing. So the nuke kills nobody. Also, Gen Ani will 'remove' fear, fracture, isolate, or whatever else when he goes into cover.

But at least forcing him into cover means he can't continually spam his 2 specials (he also 'removes' translation from himself, the idiot lol)

Good point. Well nevermind that. The first loop still works (and other iterations of it, I suspect)