The blades create forcefields
So he shoots 3 times? Or shoots one of his hitscan beam shots of which he's got two?
Gonna need proof of Attack Reflection working on a 5-B hit and... be honest with me, does the difference matter here? Like at all? it's 5-B vs 5-C, Hugo's on the back foot.
I'd say the one that's also backed up by a blitz dodge that puts Strife into position to continue gunning Hugo down if by some miracle of god he lasts more than 10 seconds.
Slapback smiling somewhere
I can give you attack reflection working on a 1-C hit but not 5-B
Well, that works then, so now Hugo has a shadow clone ALSO shooting at him.
Strife can casually clear that distance in like 10-20 seconds on Mayhem. And he's not adverse to dodging on horseback.
I'll wait for proof that Hugo's probability manipulation stops any and all attacks from landing.
Strife ain't fighting Shuna/
no shuna here thankfully lol
You say that like it's a problem for Strife to fight multiple unskilled opponents relative to him. Especially opponents his gun can one-shot, and even if they didn't, his electricity shot reduces all three into their constituent atoms. So does Gravity Shot. So does Beam shot.
Here is just one instance of it. There are literal dozens more methods of Hugo gaining Evasion to just dodge everything Strife has.
10% chance, lol.
-60% and that's each
Mate, it literally says it goes up to 60% there and yeah I'm aware (though no one on this wiki every actually applies in-game limits when discussing these things). Good thing Brighid also have a passive 90% chance that does the same thing. This is all without included the arts they have that give 100% evasion. All the while there are a dozen Aux Cores that also grant Accuracy. Literally any hit from anything Hugo has will just win the fight.
No, 40% total! Maybe don't use one that varies. Also, that doesn't help against the electro shot. Because the Electro shot is hitscan. And Strife can just move his arm if it doesn't immediately hit because Hugo doesn't have true flight to even try to contest that.
See above
None of which work because if skill alone was a factor Strife could probably solo Xenoblade Chronicles, not counting the fact his dodges blitz and go like 10 meters in any direction, and solid Instinctive Action. Unless you can produce them hitting something as skilled and as equipped to never ever get hit like Strife, this ain't working.
Pokémon we know have access to more than 4 moves. Is there any precedence for more than 2 on these two legendary things?
It doesn't, there's teirs. So jamming 1 is 10%, jamming 2 which is 20% and so on..
what's a teir?
Basically you can just find better ones to the ones you have
I asked what a teir is though
So it's an assumption because that's what helps here.
Sorry tier was just the word I used that perhaps didn't represent it well
The "varies" is just the tiers to it. Logically here we're going to be using the highest tier which in this case is 60%. "Ah yes my Anti-Probability Technique. Hitscan," Mate it doesn't matter. He tries what you said, same thing happens. Everything in Strife kit is something is something the Probability Manip is going to screw over, unless you wanna say "Actually Strife has thought based Conceptual Manipulation so ggs" then he ain't hitting Hugo nor any of his Blades.
Mate you know nothing about how skilled Xeno characters and you're immediately going "solos Xenoblade". You're argument quite literally is "Well Strife has no resistance to Probability Manip but he is REALLY skilled so he can judge dodge everything regardless of the probability altering hax that makes it so Hugo is gonna hit!". Provide me proof Strife can just outdo Probability Manipulation first.
Cause they're useful and good to have for tough encounters? You'd want at least something for survivability against enemies (spamming Evasion is the most common way to be immortal in the game) that'll one shot you (so evasion) then something to increase your odds to hit to ensure you land your attacks. This is most common types of builds in-game. If we just exclude them we'd be excluding something that can very easily drastically change how a fight goes.
Here's how I roll with this sort of thing: cores related to the character are standard, others can be used optionally
See below
How many millions have they soloed at the same time without getting hit? And you're required to show that these millions could actually harm them and keep up with them to make it legitimately impressive.
I'm waiting for that proof that Hugo can hit a guy 10 meters away with blitz dodges and instinctive action still. Otherwise, your argument is just one big no-limits fallacy, and, such a no-limits fallacy...
In other words: No, there is no in-story thing for Hugo to have the best stuff equipped. You're just assuming. What you run does not matter, what matters is what's ran in-story.
told ya this group is fire
I'm also aiming to DQ Hugo fortold ya this group is fire
told ya this group is fire
I'm pretty sure the percentages aren't additive
Tatsu still doesn't have anything against probability manipulation making them win no matter what, because that's the long and short of what's being argued here.
None, carried by hax
Doesn't this make Slapback match a "stomp" since he has no resistance to Probability Manip.
