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1＃ Go ToGuys, Does anyone know how is 1 Debuff different from one layer of debuffs?
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A layer of debuffs simple means one debuff, Like if you have the paralysis debuff with the poison debuff, each debuff is a "layer". (Please note that the layers are also stacked in a certain way, however I'm not entirely sure how they're stacked. When I say stacked, I mean that certain debuffs will be cleared first before others like paralysis gets removed before ignition.)
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Hi! I don't entirely see the difference between removing 1 debuff and a layer of debuff (sorry if I didn't completely get the question), but I will try to answer it the best I can. There is a difference between removing all debuffs and one layer of debuffs.
The layer of debuff is removed by a priority order, you can find the order at which they are removed below:
A) Slow, Immobile, Acupuncture, Paralysis, Blindness, Sleeping
B) Chaos
C) Ignite, Poison
D) Imprison, Tag
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sed on the information written above, debuff of a higher group (for example, A - Immobile) will be removed before debuff of a lower group (for example B - Chaos). Now for those keen to find out more, some of you might ask what happens if there are multiple debuffs from the same group. Well the debuff that was applied last will be removed first. Even if the debuff is reapplied, it will not change the initial order of removal.
Hope this helps!
~Jib
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