Turn Meter Overflow and Bonus Turns
I’m not sure the interaction in the link below is working properly. I just played a match with Vader under a zEP lead against a padme team. Vader was the fastest character in the match by far. Duri...
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"Kyno;c-2172200" wrote:"Waqui;c-2172192" wrote:"Kyno;c-2172178" wrote:"Waqui;c-2172037" wrote:"Scuttlebutt;c-2171976" wrote:"Kyno;c-2171971" wrote:"Waqui;c-2171970" wrote:
The TM overflow rules still apply when characters gain bonus turns. Vader ended up at 100% TM when he gained his bonus turn since he had just performed an action. JKA and Ahsoka most likely ended up with some overflow (unless they were at 0% initially in your scenario). Speed is only considered if they are tied on TM overflow.
This.
Vader gets his bonus turn and has 0 overflow.
The other 2 get a bonus turn and turn whatever TM they had into overflow.
So now a bonus turn grants +100% turn meter instead of bringing a unit’s turn meter to 100%? Is that written down anywhere?
According to Kyno (a couple of years ago) a turn was defined as 100% TM. Hence gaining a bonus turn would be gaining 100% bonus TM (which couldn't be prevented - but Kyno never confirmed that part AFAIK). The outcome was the same as bringing the TM to 100% (because of the cap) but it was really an addition of 100% TM. That's how I read Kyno's definition back then.
Since there was no system in place before the change to capture any overflow, that was "the way it worked."
Now we have a system to capture the overflow, so when it states a toon gets 100% TM they go to 100%. A bonus turn adds 100% TM (just like it did in the past, but either stopped at 100% or it just didnt matter that you were at any number higher than 100%), which now leaves you with 100% and TM overflow, of the TM you had when you gained the bonus turn.
Gaining 100% bonus turnmeter can still give you an overflow just like gaining a bonus turn can, right? There isn't any difference between gaining 100% bonus TM and gaining a bonus turn in that regard, right?
No a skill that states 100% TM (not a bonus turn) puts a toon at 100% TM no overflow. From my understanding.
I highly doubt this. Isn't the whole point in the update that characters can now have their TM overflow? How would any character that didn't gain a bonus turn end up with overflow if your understanding is correct?
How do you explain that a character starting out at 90% TM ends up at 100% TM + 5% overflow after gaining 15% bonus TM? (the example in Scuttlebutt's link)
Again: I highly doubt that you are right.
