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* The initiative system is somewhat poorly explained, so a refresher: it is critical to maintain initiative in this game by killing the enemies whose turns come between your current turn and your next turn. So, for example, assume the turn order is: Geoff, A, Vasily, B, Zeke, C, D, E. In Geoff's turn, he almost certainly wants to take down A no matter what. On Vasily's turn, Geoff and Vasily can team up to take down B and C. Then, on Zeke's turn, Geoff, Vasily, and Zeke can team up to take down D and E. In this way, the enemy gets no turns at all. If the enemy gets even one turn in this sequence, or if there are many enemies by the time everyone in your party acts, they're likely to steamroll you by all acting several times, abusing the initiative system. | |||
-You can't Link if the active character just ends their turn, but you CAN Link if they perform almost any other action. For this reason, it may often be prudent to block even when you don't expect to take any damage, or to potion someone even if they are at full health, just to give your allies more actions. | -You can't Link if the active character just ends their turn, but you CAN Link if they perform almost any other action. For this reason, it may often be prudent to block even when you don't expect to take any damage, or to potion someone even if they are at full health, just to give your allies more actions. | ||