im confuse??!

RhyuRhyu Member Posts: 127 ★
in General Discussion
for those who use cgr as a main roster, i have question for you.

since i pulled cgr from featured i learned a lot of video from utube, a lot of variaty playstyle and from what i kno, to maxed out the damaged from him, u have to maintain every buff he has to increase the duration (correct me if im wrong).

question is...
why everyone avoid dext ing since the judgements can only reach out max 5 jud? still confuse about that...

please, kindly answer, thank you...

Comments

  • Rouger4Rouger4 Member Posts: 633 ★★★
    Since the precision triggers once per rotation, people don’t dex so that the precision can activate on the sp2 which is much stronger than a regular precision.
  • SpideyFunkoSpideyFunko Member Posts: 21,955 ★★★★★
    Because the precision is a lot better if activated via an sp2
  • RhyuRhyu Member Posts: 127 ★
    Rouger4 said:

    Since the precision triggers once per rotation, people don’t dex so that the precision can activate on the sp2 which is much stronger than a regular precision.

    does it means dex buff same count as a precision?... sorry didnt get it still...
  • Rouger4Rouger4 Member Posts: 633 ★★★
    Rhyu said:

    Rouger4 said:

    Since the precision triggers once per rotation, people don’t dex so that the precision can activate on the sp2 which is much stronger than a regular precision.

    does it means dex buff same count as a precision?... sorry didnt get it still...
    Dexing activates his judgement that gives precision.
  • RhyuRhyu Member Posts: 127 ★
    Rouger4 said:

    Rhyu said:

    Rouger4 said:

    Since the precision triggers once per rotation, people don’t dex so that the precision can activate on the sp2 which is much stronger than a regular precision.

    does it means dex buff same count as a precision?... sorry didnt get it still...
    Dexing activates his judgement that gives precision.
    ah i finally, i was curious bout that lol, thanks for the explanation, apreciate it.
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