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<blockquote data-quote="discosoc" data-source="post: 7015053" data-attributes="member: 6801554">Of course.&nbsp; I'd just add to the top of that list &quot;avoid the guy you have no hope of hitting until after the other threats are down.&quot;Yes, there will be the occasional stupid guy who just can't stop attacking him.&nbsp; Special individual motivations like hatred of X or Y can certainly change things, etc.. But those are all very normal behavioral modifiers regardless of any kind of Blur effect.&nbsp; I'm certainly not going to attempt to elaborate on the various nuanced circumstances under which a creature might deviate from normal behavior.Since this topic was about the blur effect, and how it plays into balance, I chose to chime in with my take on it being &quot;balance isn't an issue with it because it can be mitigated or worked around&quot; and &quot;here's why.&quot;&nbsp; You being convinced of my opinion makes literally zero difference to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="discosoc, post: 7015053, member: 6801554"] Of course. I'd just add to the top of that list "avoid the guy you have no hope of hitting until after the other threats are down." Yes, there will be the occasional stupid guy who just can't stop attacking him. Special individual motivations like hatred of X or Y can certainly change things, etc.. But those are all very normal behavioral modifiers regardless of any kind of Blur effect. I'm certainly not going to attempt to elaborate on the various nuanced circumstances under which a creature might deviate from normal behavior. Since this topic was about the blur effect, and how it plays into balance, I chose to chime in with my take on it being "balance isn't an issue with it because it can be mitigated or worked around" and "here's why." You being convinced of my opinion makes literally zero difference to me. [/QUOTE]

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