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Welcome to my latest installment of Guides by Whirlin. In this, we're going to cover the basics of the UAC system, starting at the basics, and working into some class-specific things. Well, lets dive in! |
Welcome to my latest installment of Guides by Whirlin. In this, we're going to cover the basics of the UAC system, starting at the basics, and working into some class-specific things. Well, lets dive in! |
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Revision as of 07:48, 23 November 2016
This article is a work in progress!
Welcome to my latest installment of Guides by Whirlin. In this, we're going to cover the basics of the UAC system, starting at the basics, and working into some class-specific things. Well, lets dive in!
The Basics: The Tier System
The UAC system works off of a Tiering system. There are a few ways to get a better tier:
- Use of Rolling Krynch Stance (Monks only).
- Use of Ki Focus (Monks only again).
- Randomly being better than your opponent.
- Hitting a followup attack.
- Ambushing from hiding.
... ohh so much more to be written.