Do equipment effects still apply after the party member who is wearing it got knocked out? If yes, then I got Rey to 100%+ (physical) evasion and 91% magical evasion. (I have to get the missing 9% somewhere.) If not, then I got her to 98% (physical) evasion and 81% magical evasion. Yet I can't beat Alice with Rey on level 41. I just don't do enough damage and still got hit somewhere down the line.
I want to break/cheese the game so much! All the effects you can get give you just so many fun combinations and possibility's.
Cheesing the game with creative builds is great! I love seeing ingenuity from my players. However, the superbosses break the rules a little. Some of them have an above 100% chance to hit, and sometimes their ultimate moves can't miss.
Ok so ive found a bug/unintentionaly fitting feature. In the "unfair" 3v3 sparring match in one of the new contracts the sleep turns dont count down at all. For both enemies and allies.
This is due to a recent change. Ailments no longer decrease at the end of a character's action but instead at the end of a "complete round of turns", also called a "tick". The minimum number of ticks is 200, and the maximum is the lowest agility in the battle multiplied by eight.
Generally, this means that ailments will only decrease every time the slowest character in the battle takes their turn. However, rubber banding makes it so for every nine turns a unit has in a row, the opposing party will be guaranteed a turn. The minimum speed possible is 0.33 * the highest agility in the battle. This means that if there is an agility deficiency, it's possible to skip over the slowest character in battle up to three times, but have all ailments still decrease.
This was done to better accommodate characters taking multiple turns in a row due to skills or equipment enchantments. This does have the unusual effect that fast characters may have to suffer additional turns of the effect, but slow characters may suffer fewer.
Because of this, I've considered making haste end per action instead of per turn for balance. Currently, haste should give you more than 5 turns at 150% speed, and slow will give you less than 5 turns at 50% speed.
