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Write your own destiny, or else someone will write it for you!
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I'm sorry to say this, Kaias, but from my experience in impossible type maps I know for sure that the cloak field is not required. I suggest you change your otherwise very good tutorial accordingly. AKA remove the 2nd Arbiter in your explanations.
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Thats not going to happen
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No I'm not going to. If you read, I state that it will be done under many circumstances, but most reliably under the ones provided. There is a specific reason for this and I just did some tests to confirm it
Without the Arbiter: Around 33% accuracy of dozens of tries. With the Second Arbiter: 98.21% accuracy of 56 samples (which of course means that it didn't work once) And I'll leave it like that. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I'm very interested in this too. I created a test map to test this theory, following Kaia's tutorial verbatim,. It worked - the stasis fired off, but I cannot seem to force an immediate stasis. The arbiter that's supposed to do the stasis initially flies away for quite a distance when it's being attacked, then turns around to cast the stasis after it's a good distance away from the attacker. Is there something I'm missing? Or is this normal?
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I paid -54 minerals for THIS?
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Lethal, Spell Reference is protected for me
. And also I tried to force stasis so I did this.I had 2 units. 1 Ghost for Player 1 1 Arbiter for Player 1 1 Arbiter for Player 2 (With Max Energy) Then I attacked the Arbiter with my ghost and then the Arbiter cast stasis on it. This post was edited 1 time, last edit by KyleIs1337: Aug 8 2008, 1:14 pm.
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We are not amused
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Another good fighting wine is Melbourne Old-and-Yellow, which is particularly heavy and should be used only for hand-to-hand combat. |