08-23-2018, 05:32 PM
I have noticed that when I use Ki awoken under max rank, when I get overloaded the stun does not trigger directly. Instead of triggering directly there is exactly one action someone can take to do something before it triggers (And the heal from Mayelia/Stun reductions for damage).
This means after being overloaded by Ki awoken one of the two Scenarios happen currently.
1.)Stunned Ki awoken user is faster: He can for example use meditate then, to even further increase his Healing and DR, or use whatever one action he wants. Even if he uses just a 1M shukichi, the stun suddenly takes effect.
2.)The opponent is faster: He could attack once and still deal the full amount of damage, before the heal even procs.
I guess the stun/Mayelia effect isn't supposed to work like that and needs to happen right after the overload from Ki awoken without one action delay between them.
This means after being overloaded by Ki awoken one of the two Scenarios happen currently.
1.)Stunned Ki awoken user is faster: He can for example use meditate then, to even further increase his Healing and DR, or use whatever one action he wants. Even if he uses just a 1M shukichi, the stun suddenly takes effect.
2.)The opponent is faster: He could attack once and still deal the full amount of damage, before the heal even procs.
I guess the stun/Mayelia effect isn't supposed to work like that and needs to happen right after the overload from Ki awoken without one action delay between them.
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