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[Echo Drive]

Does anyone know what "Skip tactics" does?  Does it skip all tactics below it?

I know that when a tactic action is performed, the next available tactic will be used starting from the top.  I've been trying to setup a few tactics for Isabella to use a specific poison on Elite or higher enemies.  The following tactics is what I'm using to try to do this:

• #9 Enemy: Target rank is Normal or lower > Skip tactics
• #10 Enemy: Target rank is Elite or higher > Use current condition for next tactic
• #11 Self: Being attacked by a melee attack > Use: Debilitating Poison

Any helpful advice or tips?

Modifié par Echo Drive, 10 mars 2011 - 04:23 .

[Taleroth]

I don't know. Are you sure it's "skip tactics" and not "skip TO tactic?" DAO had such a function.

[Echo Drive]

Taleroth wrote...

I don't know. Are you sure it's "skip tactics" and not "skip TO tactic?" DAO had such a function.

Yes, it's "Skip tactics".  Under tactic actions, it is located down below "Jump to tactic" & "Use current condition for next tactic".

[Taleroth]

My initial guess then would be that it forces it to go back to the start. If condition met > ignore everything below.

[Echo Drive]

Taleroth wrote...

My initial guess then would be that it forces it to go back to the start. If condition met > ignore everything below.

That's what I was thinking as well.  However, I'm hoping for some sort of confirmation or clarification about "Skip tactics".

[Echo Drive]

Echo Drive wrote...

• #9 Enemy: Target rank is Normal or lower > Skip tactics
• #10 Enemy: Target rank is Elite or higher > Use current condition for next tactic
• #11 Self: Being attacked by a melee attack > Use: Debilitating Poison

I've noticed that these tactics seem to be working.  I just wish I could condense it down into one tactic.

[Johanry]

Isn't 9 and 10 redundant? At the very least you have one line of tactics too much.

[Cashew]

#9 ends everything below it