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MasterShawn04 Jun 22, 2020 @ 1:29am
fang attack different target help
right now im at that fliying ship where valline and shaz is held and i have lighting, fang and hope in my team and
whenever i attack the target fang always attack the different one,
its makes it hard to attack and debuff the targer
and anyone help me?
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Originally posted by tiornys:
Two Commandos will attack different targets unless there is only one enemy. There are ways to take advantage of this, but avoid having two Commandos if you want to focus fire on one enemy out of a group.

A Saboteur will default to your target as long as that enemy has the same number of debuffs or fewer than the other enemies. If your target has more debuffs than another enemy the Saboteur will target one of the enemies with the fewest debuffs. This is generally helpful, especially for something like Slow that you want distributed to as many enemies as possible, but it can be frustrating if you don't expect it.

I like this paradigm deck for that section--it gives you options for different buff and debuff needs as well as different targeting scenarios:

Light/Hope/Fang
RAV/SYN/COM
RAV/RAV/COM
COM/RAV/COM
MED/MED/SEN
RAV/SYN/SAB
RAV/RAV/SAB
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Melodia Jun 22, 2020 @ 6:26am 
Don't use two Commandos. The game says this will happen.
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tiornys Jun 22, 2020 @ 7:33am 
Two Commandos will attack different targets unless there is only one enemy. There are ways to take advantage of this, but avoid having two Commandos if you want to focus fire on one enemy out of a group.

A Saboteur will default to your target as long as that enemy has the same number of debuffs or fewer than the other enemies. If your target has more debuffs than another enemy the Saboteur will target one of the enemies with the fewest debuffs. This is generally helpful, especially for something like Slow that you want distributed to as many enemies as possible, but it can be frustrating if you don't expect it.

I like this paradigm deck for that section--it gives you options for different buff and debuff needs as well as different targeting scenarios:

Light/Hope/Fang
RAV/SYN/COM
RAV/RAV/COM
COM/RAV/COM
MED/MED/SEN
RAV/SYN/SAB
RAV/RAV/SAB
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MasterShawn04 Jun 22, 2020 @ 7:48am 
Originally posted by tiornys:
Two Commandos will attack different targets unless there is only one enemy. There are ways to take advantage of this, but avoid having two Commandos if you want to focus fire on one enemy out of a group.

A Saboteur will default to your target as long as that enemy has the same number of debuffs or fewer than the other enemies. If your target has more debuffs than another enemy the Saboteur will target one of the enemies with the fewest debuffs. This is generally helpful, especially for something like Slow that you want distributed to as many enemies as possible, but it can be frustrating if you don't expect it.

I like this paradigm deck for that section--it gives you options for different buff and debuff needs as well as different targeting scenarios:

Light/Hope/Fang
RAV/SYN/COM
RAV/RAV/COM
COM/RAV/COM
MED/MED/SEN
RAV/SYN/SAB
RAV/RAV/SAB
well that sucks but thanks for the help!
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