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[Dakkai]

I have Morrigan use sleep on most fights, but I can't work out how to stop them breaking it with their tactics. There isn't any condition to only target people who ARENT sleeping (or any cc for that matter).
Even if the condition is "Attacking Party Member" they still go attack enemies sleeping when the clearly aren't attacking anybody.

[TheGreenLion]

perhaps you could have them use "Target of Party Member/Hero" although in my experience they still have issues with orders, quite the motley crew hehe.

[DrekorSilverfang]

I have my party attack my tanks target and if necessary I'll manually assign the tank a target if I don't want CC to be broken, although I tend to use stuns, knockdowns and paralyze as they work nicely with a rogue and coup de grace.

[Vohx]

Heya Dakkai - try this, see if it helps;

Write a tactic for Enemy suffering from: Sleep -> Skip to tactic #
And slot it in your list, the best place to put it is after your "oh god I'm going to die!" tactics, and before your "Go smash this foe" tactic.

It will work best if you pair this with a "Attack enemy, target of " like so:

1) Enemy -> Afflicted with sleep -> Skip to tactic 3
2)  (Conditional attacks go here, like shield bash a casting foe, etc)
3) Enemy -> Target of -> Attack.

See if that helps

Modifié par Vohx, 20 novembre 2009 - 06:48 .

[Dakkai]

Yea i figured focus firing would get around it but I was just hoping there was something I was missing for when I didn't want to use a certain ability on the main target or sleeping targets. Manual play will have to do.

Edit:

Heya Dakkai - try this, see if it helps;

Write a tactic for Enemy suffering from: Sleep -> Skip to tactic #
And
slot it in your list, the best place to put it is after your "oh god
I'm going to die!" tactics, and before your "Go smash this foe" tactic.

It will work best if you pair this with a "Attack enemy, target of " like so:

1) Enemy -> Afflicted with sleep -> Skip to tactic 3
2)  (Conditional attacks go here, like shield bash a casting foe, etc)
3) Enemy -> Target of -> Attack.

See if that helps

Nice I will have to try that, thanks!

Modifié par Dakkai, 20 novembre 2009 - 06:54 .