Yoda gains bonus turn meter despite HK's zeta
Self explanatory title. When he does his special he grants himself protection up (amongst other) and afterward still gain his bonus turn meter (35/%+10%/jedi allies) despite having zHK active with Dar...
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"Palanthian;c-1823810" wrote:
Regardless of the wording, HK's zeta was blatantly created as a hard counter to GMY, and at the moment it's not fulfilling that task. It needs looking at, otherwise it's a fairly worthless zeta when facing JKR teams.
No, HK's zeta was created as a hard counter to 3p0
"Jarvind;c-1823678" wrote:"Woodroward;c-1823666" wrote:"Skiddlydiddly;c-1823560" wrote:
It's written in English and in English, that would mean it happens afterwards.
It's a multinational game, so more effort should be put into the wording and translations.
It isn't an ordered list. It's a description of what happens in no particular order. It uses the same style of writing as it always has. It doesn't even slightly mean that. Insisting it does is having personally maintained ignorance.
Learning how they word things is the way to go, not trying to push your meanings on them. And their parlance is also common and accurate in common English. It's your personal vernacular that has it means something other than what it does, not common English.
I can't tell if you're trolling, but in case you're actually this dense:
then
/TÍŸHen/
adverb
1.
at that time; at the time in question.
"I was living in Cairo then"
synonyms: at that time, at that point, in those days; More
2.
after that; next; afterward.
"she won the first and then the second game"
synonyms: next, after that, afterwards, subsequently, later
"she won the first and then the second game"
Anyway, this is a fairly ridiculous bug given that this zeta seems to be pretty much specifically made to hinder Yoda.
I'm not trolling, but you are confused. The 'and then' has nothing to do with the part of the description that talks about tm gain. The 'and then' is in the clause of the sentence that talks about spreading buffs (and then spread buffs), not the separate sentence that talks about tm gain.
Therefore it doesn't apply to the part about tm gain. Not in common english. In personal parlance it may apply to everything stated after 'and then', but the rules of the language do NOT say that.
I'm not trolling, I'm helping all the people who think this doesn't work how it's worded to see that they are incorrect.
TLDR, it says "and then spread buffs" NOT, "and then gain tm".
