In what order are mass assists called? What I'm questioning is this: When I use General Hux and my first order team, and I use his mass assist, in what order is everyone else called to attack. For example, if KRU is called first, then he lands his tenacity down, which then allows FOE to score a critical hit because the target is debuffed. So is there an order or is it random?

swgoh.gg doesn't give any details, but I would guess it is in the order of placement (same reason 5s should be in the 5th slot). It would make the most sense for a loop over the team from a coding perspective.

It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...

It should be the placement order from lead to 5th spot... this is why some geo teams are tough and some are easy to kill... same goes with clones... placement order is important but this wasn't ever thought out by the devs... the game appears to go through team event motions like revives and assists based on ally spot. This is why if 5s is in the second slot he wont sacrifice himself if someone in the 4th slot dies (because when game checks for if ally died no allies died because the game hasnt processed the info from the dead ally in the 4th spot at the time its processing 5s ability in the 2nd slot.)Animations happen fast or slow but always begin at same time so fast animations will appear to land first but that doesn't mean that the working ability actually is applied in the same order as the animation occurs.It would be nice for devs to confirm mass assists but I doubt they even know how it should work or how it works... they just happy it hasnt broke yet.

I always assumed it was either RNG or in order of birth.

"Ultra;c-2056844" wrote:"TaTaKaS;c-2056831" wrote:It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on... Yes. Blaster fire wins over KRU running up to someone and slashing them. I’ve also noticed that even though GMY is slower, he does get foresight after attacking late (opponent at > 50% health before mass assist) and I think he also gets defense penetration after his attack is over if the assists drops it below 50% healthNeed to double check this info on GMYHe gains the buff when he attacks (starts the animation) not when he deals damage. So in the case of a GK mass assist, GMY is going to gain the buff based on how much health the target has after GK lands the hit, which is when the assist animation starts.

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14 Replies

littlemac2014
6 years ago
swgoh.gg doesn't give any details, but I would guess it is in the order of placement (same reason 5s should be in the 5th slot). It would make the most sense for a loop over the team from a coding perspective.
0rrinocoFlow
Rising Rookie
6 years ago
Maybe it's by turnmeter of characters.
DINYASKYWALKER
6 years ago
Give it a few test runs in GW on 1x speed.
TaTaKaS
6 years ago
It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...
BobcatSkywalker
6 years ago
It should be the placement order from lead to 5th spot... this is why some geo teams are tough and some are easy to kill... same goes with clones... placement order is important but this wasn't ever thought out by the devs...

the game appears to go through team event motions like revives and assists based on ally spot. This is why if 5s is in the second slot he wont sacrifice himself if someone in the 4th slot dies (because when game checks for if ally died no allies died because the game hasnt processed the info from the dead ally in the 4th spot at the time its processing 5s ability in the 2nd slot.)

Animations happen fast or slow but always begin at same time so fast animations will appear to land first but that doesn't mean that the working ability actually is applied in the same order as the animation occurs.

It would be nice for devs to confirm mass assists but I doubt they even know how it should work or how it works... they just happy it hasnt broke yet.
tvsfrink
6 years ago
I always assumed it was either RNG or in order of birth.
NotRealUltra
Legend
6 years ago
"TaTaKaS;c-2056831" wrote:
It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...

Yes. Blaster fire wins over KRU running up to someone and slashing them.

I’ve also noticed that even though GMY is slower, he does get foresight after attacking late (opponent at > 50% health before mass assist) and I think he also gets defense penetration after his attack is over if the assists drops it below 50% health

Need to double check this info on GMY
theatomicpun
6 years ago
"Ultra;c-2056844" wrote:
"TaTaKaS;c-2056831" wrote:
It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...

Yes. Blaster fire wins over KRU running up to someone and slashing them.

I’ve also noticed that even though GMY is slower, he does get foresight after attacking late (opponent at > 50% health before mass assist) and I think he also gets defense penetration after his attack is over if the assists drops it below 50% health

Need to double check this info on GMY

He gains the buff when he attacks (starts the animation) not when he deals damage. So in the case of a GK mass assist, GMY is going to gain the buff based on how much health the target has after GK lands the hit, which is when the assist animation starts.
sainte5
6 years ago
"TaTaKaS;c-2056831" wrote:
It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...

This is the correct answer.
jawa2278
6 years ago
"Dryff;c-2057609" wrote:
"TaTaKaS;c-2056831" wrote:
It's the animation. The character with the fastest animation will land the first hit and so on...

This is the correct answer.

Proof?