It got over 50 views without a single reply; then was moved to a forum I'm not allowed to post to, and replied to with two corresponding answeres, neither of which apply?
Here is what I originally wrote, again:
I'm doing the Demands of the Qun quest; and I just made it to the keep.
I'm fighting a Sten(Boss) and a bunch of Karishok(Grunts.) I want to
put a wooping into the Sten, with all of my characters, before I round
up the mosquitos; so I changed most my characters slots to Enemy:Highest
health(the first half of almost almost 80 slots ... ; P ... )
Unfortunetely,
as soon as the Stan has a scratch, each other party member runs away;
acroos the courtyard, to attack a Karishok that have not been harmed.
So
my assumption is that the tactic slot does not actually attack the
enemy with the Highest Health(as in Total Remaining Health Points,) but
rather just the enemy with greatest percentage of whatever health it
started off with?
The Reply, that someone labeled as "Correct," went:
Yeah its off percentages. If you want everyone attack bosses first then do:
Enemy: Rank Boss or higher > Attack
and below Enemy Elite or higher > Attack
then probably enemy nearest visible > Attack
But I do not believe this person was refering to the XBOX 360 version of the game, because there is not an Enemy: Elite, or Enemy > Elite?
The person whom replied went on to say:
I wish it was off health hitpoints too. Would mean I could make the
mages autoattack the critters and near dead enemies from tactics.
And I would like to reply that this is somewhat possible in XBOX 360; as it has Enemy > Health > Greater/Less than %. So it seems there is a bug there; in that the Enemy > Highest Health is performing like Enemy > Health > Greater than a %, and not as it's own tactic? Can anyone compare/contrast the two?
The characters spen 75% of the game running/redirecting around the battlefield giving pot shots to a different enemy each time; like a game of Duck Duck Goose.
:innocent:
Modifié par Xaynster, 14 avril 2011 - 12:31 .
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