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Noting this issue to have it logged but unsure if it can be fixed or where it may lie.
Issue: Chosen may sometimes gain additional reaction points when damaged by multi-action abilities such as rapid fire. This is most evident with the assassin in which she can sometimes end up moving more tiles than is expected from a single action.
Expected Behavior: Chosen should only gain a single prime reaction per action a soldier takes when damaged regardless if those moves can perform multiple attacks. Part of the design (though this is based on memory as there was no document I'm aware of or recall) was to make positioning/setting up as well as utilizing those moves more rewarding as it only triggers a single reaction.
This may not necessarily be an issue as assassin in particular leaves herself more vulnerable than the others and being able to squeeze in more attacks between reactions may be too effective however the inconsistency is something that should be looked into.
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Since Assassin is said to be main culprit, I would guess this could be related to her impact compensation in some way which explicitly triggers multiple times from multi attacks.
All the reactions fire on the "UnitTakeEffectDamage" event, and each time it fires it will grant an AP. I tried tweaking the listener priorities, but it seems very inconsistent.
Noting this issue to have it logged but unsure if it can be fixed or where it may lie.
Issue: Chosen may sometimes gain additional reaction points when damaged by multi-action abilities such as rapid fire. This is most evident with the assassin in which she can sometimes end up moving more tiles than is expected from a single action.
Expected Behavior: Chosen should only gain a single prime reaction per action a soldier takes when damaged regardless if those moves can perform multiple attacks. Part of the design (though this is based on memory as there was no document I'm aware of or recall) was to make positioning/setting up as well as utilizing those moves more rewarding as it only triggers a single reaction.
This may not necessarily be an issue as assassin in particular leaves herself more vulnerable than the others and being able to squeeze in more attacks between reactions may be too effective however the inconsistency is something that should be looked into.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: