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[Group Theory]

I seem to be having a bug with Rally. Basically this is what's happening:
Sten has Shield Wall + Rally (PC) + Rally (Allister) + Armor Bonus + Shield Bonus = +65 bonus to defense. I then activate Sten's Rally, and his bonus drops to +45.
Any way around this? If not, I guess instead of going Champion with Sten I'll go with... something else.

EDIT: Everybody else gets the bonus, though. Leliana goes from +45 to 55, Allister from 34 to 44 and my PC from 25 to 35.

Modifié par Group Theory, 26 février 2010 - 10:32 .

[GeorgeZip]

Do rally bonuses stack from multiple sources? That never occurred to me. There could be a case where whoever's rally is strongest over-rides. Or like in Diablo2 the last barbarian to BO gives the buff even if his is weaker.

[Group Theory]

Yeah, after more experimenting, there seems to be a problem with Rally stacking. I'm not sure if it's intentional or not, though, since it only seems to affect one or two of my party members (the ones who are actually using Rally). Leliana is still getting the full bonus to defense, though.
Kind of a bummer... I was planning my whole melee playthrough around this

EDIT: Did some more testing, and found out that Allister's Rally is bugged, but my PC's isn't? This is what happens:

1) If neither rally is on, and I turn on my PC's rally, everybody gets a +10 Defence bonus.
2) If neither rally is on, and I turn on Allister's, everybody gets a +10 Defence bonus except Allister - he receives no bonus. If I area transition, every body gets another +10 bonus (including Allister). If I go through another area transition, everything stays the same. So, everyone has a +20 Defence bonus except Allister who has a +10. If I turn off Allister's Rally, everybody's Defence drops by 10, so everyone except Allister still has a +10 bonus. That bonus goes away, though, if I enter camp.

Very strange... I'm just gonna keep off Allister's Rally and only have my PC use it. Some funky stuff going on with multiple Rallies and Allister's Rally.

Modifié par Group Theory, 27 février 2010 - 03:23 .