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lexsan
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2016-10-20 19:27:53
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From what you have explained: if, theoretically myself and opponent have same rows, but let's say for example, that my move 1 has higher init than his move 1, and his move 2 has higher init than my move 2, and my move 3 has higher init than his move 3, and his move 4 has higher init than my move 4;
then you say that move order is: My Nin - His Nin, His Nin - My Nin, My Nin - His Nin, His Nin - My Nin ???
I don't think I have ever seen an example when My Nin attacked one after the other, so I don't think what you said is accurate.
I shall test it.
I think you got it right for the move 1, then everything else just alternates regardless of initiave for move 2, move 3, move 4.
This post was last edited by lex***@yahoo.com at 2016-10-20 19:30
It's implied in the OP too but there's a seperate Initiative check for every single Move Order. So assuming everyone uses all their skills together it will first go to Order 1 and check Initiative. The one with higher Initiative moves, then the opponent in move order 1 uses his. Then the same process happens for order 2 etc. It doesn't matter if your character in Order 2 has higher Initiative than the opponent in Order 1, the opponent takes priority cause he's at an earlier Move Order, that's why you don't see a whole team move before the other. If though you use let's say the Mysteries at Orders 1, 2 and 3 and your opponent only uses his 4th you'll see your team use all their mysteries(except for 4) before him/her.