Post by snacks on May 17, 2023 2:29:59 GMT
h'okay so, an elaborate question thats likely going to have a simple answer
I'm making a tag team of wrestlers - Wrestler A is meant to be a powerhouse-y sort; Wrestler B, a submission kind of guy.
If I have both wrestlers equipped with the same kind of spinebuster, where Wrestler A is actually doing the move as a specialty, but Wrestler B has a priority chain to their own movelist (but never use said move regularly), going say, spinebuster > liontamer...
I'm making a tag team of wrestlers - Wrestler A is meant to be a powerhouse-y sort; Wrestler B, a submission kind of guy.
If I have both wrestlers equipped with the same kind of spinebuster, where Wrestler A is actually doing the move as a specialty, but Wrestler B has a priority chain to their own movelist (but never use said move regularly), going say, spinebuster > liontamer...
Does this work at all? Or are all priority chains built to be "If I did it, I follow it with..." instead of "if X move happens to my opponents, I follow it up with..."
I've spent an obsessively long time thinking about this, but Fire Pro simming makes fools of us all expecting consistent results without infinite simming hours
