Pop quiz, Hot shots

RobidyBobidy

A Han with 255 speed goes up against a Han with 248 speed, then one with 252 speed, and then a Han with a whopping 200 speed. Guess which one is apparently the slowest, according to EA coding?

Hint: (THE CORRECT ANSWER MAY SURPRISE YOU).

sb_stuartj

Shoot the hostage

UnbelieverInME

The one randomly assigned to "Shoot First" first...

UdalCuain

Yep, speed isn't really factored in when two Hans face each other. It's a coin flip of who takes the bonus turn first between them.

GhostTruckin

ChristophIV wrote: »

Yep, speed isn't really factored in when two Hans face each other. It's a coin flip of who takes the bonus turn first between them.

Surprise, Here’s the answer .

Vendi1983

To quote a certain tangerine-tinged, small-appendaged, spurred-footed, mop-top:

"FAKE NEWS!"

Eonixx

Congratulations!

You just unlocked a brand new ability!

Shoots Second

Han lose a bonus turn at the start of some encounters.
If this happens, the game ignore your speed and you can't use any ability.
Can't be resisted nor fixed.

NicWester

100% TM is 100% TM.

Speed only matters for filling that percentage. It's the percentage that determines who goes, not the speed.

NIGHTMAN

sb_stuartj wrote: »

Shoot the hostage

Best answer

crzydroid

Maybe yours wasn't the real Han. There can be only one.

MagicMatthews99

Different question, what happens if Han shoots first a zeta'd Jyn, who is immune to stuns?

UdalCuain

She isn't stunned. "immune to" trumps "cannot be resisted". Same with Revan and guarded characters.

NicWester

MagicMatthews99 wrote: »

Different question, what happens if Han shoots first a zeta'd Jyn, who is immune to stuns?

Immunity to a thing means the thing still happens, but has no effect. So Han puts the stun on Jyn, then the game checks Jyn's ability and turns the stun into nothing. It isn't that Han's stun was resisted, it's that it had no effect.