I'd like an official response if this is intended or not. Currently if you kill a stunned character, they lose their stun if they are rezzed, and will often be able to attack immediately. It seems weird that you would want a character to live so that the stun doesn't wear off through a resurrection. If their turn meter bar was topped off, they will attack as soon as you kill them.
Edit: Dropping buffs is a penalty, but dropping debuffs is a reward. It seems silly to reward a character for dying.
It is and should be intended. It only makes sense. You could argue a revived character should come back with an empty turn meter, but I'd wait for the balance changes to determine if that needs to happen or not
I can't rez at all with my roster but I think it makes sense that if they are rez the stunned effect should not apply anymore. Also I think it's okay they attack immediately cause it's strategy, if you don't want enemies to be rez then kill their Daka or whever. It's a choice/gamble
It is and should be intended. It only makes sense. You could argue a revived character should come back with an empty turn meter, but I'd wait for the balance changes to determine if that needs to happen or not
Thank you for your post, but I would argue that it makes more sense for a disabled character to still lose a turn if they were stunned before killed.
I'm with @Snake, if a character is killed and rezzed, they should lose all status effects, negative and positive. They should also lose all turn meter unless otherwise specified in the rez ability (basically exactly like Old Daka's Serve Again ability).
I'd like an official response if this is intended or not. Currently if you kill a stunned character, they lose their stun if they are rezzed, and will often be able to attack immediately. It seems weird that you would want a character to live so that the stun doesn't wear off through a resurrection. If their turn meter bar was topped off, they will attack as soon as you kill them.
They are dead. Different state. THEN they rez, another different state. You can't keep buffs when dead, they disappear then RE-appear..
This works the way as it SHOULD. Not sure what all the fuss is about..
I'm with @Snake, if a character is killed and rezzed, they should lose all status effects, negative and positive. They should also lose all turn meter unless otherwise specified in the rez ability (basically exactly like Old Daka's Serve Again ability).
It is and should be intended. It only makes sense. You could argue a revived character should come back with an empty turn meter, but I'd wait for the balance changes to determine if that needs to happen or not
Thank you for your post, but I would argue that it makes more sense for a disabled character to still lose a turn if they were stunned before killed.
You lost you will get over it.. eventually.. its a game.. chillax
It is and should be intended. It only makes sense. You could argue a revived character should come back with an empty turn meter, but I'd wait for the balance changes to determine if that needs to happen or not
Thank you for your post, but I would argue that it makes more sense for a disabled character to still lose a turn if they were stunned before killed.
You lost you will get over it.. eventually.. its a game.. chillax
Looks like the wolves are out today...I still won the match, but I thought it was strange that the GS was able to use his swarm immediately after being stunned and killed. My original post was to ask for clarification the idea, as I wasn't able to find another topic about it. I've noticed you make poor inferences in some previous posts, and it's not constructive to the topics. I can assure you that I am very relaxed, and I appreciate your concern! Cheers!
I'd like an official response if this is intended or not. Currently if you kill a stunned character, they lose their stun if they are rezzed, and will often be able to attack immediately. It seems weird that you would want a character to live so that the stun doesn't wear off through a resurrection. If their turn meter bar was topped off, they will attack as soon as you kill them.
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No. That's absurd.
You killed them, they died. They are no longer stunned if they are *DEAD* because they are dead.
If they res, why would they have a status effect from their previous life?
Shouldn't they at least have summoning sickness or somethin'??
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The do get summoning sickness from Daka. It makes them hit harder.
I would actually be fine with them keeping their status effects, because then my ST Han would still have taunt up. I think it should be as it is though.
The main difference is you guys are treating buffs and debuffs the same. Dropping buffs is a penalty, but dropping debuffs is a reward. It seems silly to reward a character for dying. This is where I am coming from, but if it's intended, then I'll play around it by not killing stunned or ability-blocked characters.
In game name: Lucas Gregory FORMER PLAYER - - - -"Whale blah grump poooop." - Ouchie
In game guild: TNR Uprising I beat the REAL T7 Yoda (not the nerfed one) and did so before mods were there to help
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This! Stun is a debuff and gives you a few hits to go after other threats. If you kill a stunned toon with others on the table, your doing something wrong.
The main difference is you guys are treating buffs and debuffs the same. Dropping buffs is a penalty, but dropping debuffs is a reward. It seems silly to reward a character for dying. This is where I am coming from, but if it's intended, then I'll play around it by not killing stunned or ability-blocked characters.
They are rewarded for being brought back from the dead. That's pretty hard to do. A lot harder than killing someone.
It's not about penalties and rewards. If the character kept the same state after revive, revives would just be a junky heal with a 65 percent chance of doing nothing.
Mostly it just grinds my gears when a character gets rezzed and they have a full turn meter and go right away.
Frequently I'll drop my heavy dps cool downs to wipe out a threat fast, then they pop right back up and go the second they're rezzed before anyone else on my squad and wipe someone out
Some toons get buffs just for living, like sid if anyone dies. Or RG so he doesn't stick around and block later. I can think of some reasons for that, but not the stun revive thing.
I'd like an official response if this is intended or not. Currently if you kill a stunned character, they lose their stun if they are rezzed, and will often be able to attack immediately. It seems weird that you would want a character to live so that the stun doesn't wear off through a resurrection. If their turn meter bar was topped off, they will attack as soon as you kill them.
Edit: Dropping buffs is a penalty, but dropping debuffs is a reward. It seems silly to reward a character for dying.
They used to keep debuffs and buffs when revived but this was changed to align with what tbe developers intended. Go read the update notes.
It is and should be intended. It only makes sense. You could argue a revived character should come back with an empty turn meter, but I'd wait for the balance changes to determine if that needs to happen or not
Thank you for your post, but I would argue that it makes more sense for a disabled character to still lose a turn if they were stunned before killed.
You lost you will get over it.. eventually.. its a game.. chillax
Looks like the wolves are out today...I still won the match, but I thought it was strange that the GS was able to use his swarm immediately after being stunned and killed. My original post was to ask for clarification the idea, as I wasn't able to find another topic about it. I've noticed you make poor inferences in some previous posts, and it's not constructive to the topics. I can assure you that I am very relaxed, and I appreciate your concern! Cheers!
That's why you kill GS first, or atleast that what I do. Every game I every played is like that.
The penalty for dying and then being reraised is low health, that's it. No stun, no heal immunity...low health. Yes that is how it is intended no it is not a bug. He probably swarmed you cause GS turn meter was higher than yours.
My Dooku was killed by an enemy with an ally assist, and then Daka auto-revived him immediately. He proceeded to do his counter attacks. While I appreciated the win, that just didn't seem right.
My Dooku was killed by an enemy with an ally assist, and then Daka auto-revived him immediately. He proceeded to do his counter attacks. While I appreciated the win, that just didn't seem right.
My Dooku was killed by an enemy with an ally assist, and then Daka auto-revived him immediately. He proceeded to do his counter attacks. While I appreciated the win, that just didn't seem right.
Yeah, counterattack on revive doesn't seem right, haven't personally seen that but I'll keep an eye out.
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Thank you for your post, but I would argue that it makes more sense for a disabled character to still lose a turn if they were stunned before killed.
They are dead. Different state. THEN they rez, another different state. You can't keep buffs when dead, they disappear then RE-appear..
This works the way as it SHOULD. Not sure what all the fuss is about..
bingo!
You lost you will get over it.. eventually.. its a game.. chillax
Looks like the wolves are out today...I still won the match, but I thought it was strange that the GS was able to use his swarm immediately after being stunned and killed. My original post was to ask for clarification the idea, as I wasn't able to find another topic about it. I've noticed you make poor inferences in some previous posts, and it's not constructive to the topics. I can assure you that I am very relaxed, and I appreciate your concern! Cheers!
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No. That's absurd.
You killed them, they died. They are no longer stunned if they are *DEAD* because they are dead.
If they res, why would they have a status effect from their previous life?
What gets me is a stunned to on dodges.
In game guild: TNR Uprising
I beat the REAL T7 Yoda (not the nerfed one) and did so before mods were there to help
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I would actually be fine with them keeping their status effects, because then my ST Han would still have taunt up. I think it should be as it is though.
In game guild: TNR Uprising
I beat the REAL T7 Yoda (not the nerfed one) and did so before mods were there to help
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This! Stun is a debuff and gives you a few hits to go after other threats. If you kill a stunned toon with others on the table, your doing something wrong.
They are rewarded for being brought back from the dead. That's pretty hard to do. A lot harder than killing someone.
It's not about penalties and rewards. If the character kept the same state after revive, revives would just be a junky heal with a 65 percent chance of doing nothing.
Frequently I'll drop my heavy dps cool downs to wipe out a threat fast, then they pop right back up and go the second they're rezzed before anyone else on my squad and wipe someone out
Do they currently lose all their buffs? I see Revive incredibly rarely.
Some toons get buffs just for living, like sid if anyone dies. Or RG so he doesn't stick around and block later. I can think of some reasons for that, but not the stun revive thing.
They used to keep debuffs and buffs when revived but this was changed to align with what tbe developers intended. Go read the update notes.
That's why you kill GS first, or atleast that what I do. Every game I every played is like that.
The penalty for dying and then being reraised is low health, that's it. No stun, no heal immunity...low health. Yes that is how it is intended no it is not a bug. He probably swarmed you cause GS turn meter was higher than yours.
+1 I think Daka gives haste
Dooku =/= logic
Yeah, counterattack on revive doesn't seem right, haven't personally seen that but I'll keep an eye out.