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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 5650777" data-attributes="member: 54846">I was reading the Essentials thread, and I've seen this issue crop up a few places.So I'm curious: when you're in combat, how long does it take you to make the choice what you're going to do, what power you're going to use, etc? And when do you make that choice - before your turn, or do you wait til it's your turn before you start thinking about it? It's been a while since I played. But I typically knew exactly what I was going to do long before it got to my turn. So when I was up it was 'boom boom boom' as far as decision execution. Granted, I was playing a leader (but a leader who could pull many different effects out of their hat - go bard!). Same when I played a striker - I knew my plan of attack, the power I'd use, and my general target several persons' turns in advance. Sure I'd take into account if 'that guy is wounded' or 'suddenly that guy moed out of range'; usually if the battlefield changed outside of my plans I would have to make a decision, or if there was no good choice at that time I'd feel stuck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 5650777, member: 54846"] I was reading the Essentials thread, and I've seen this issue crop up a few places. So I'm curious: when you're in combat, how long does it take you to make the choice what you're going to do, what power you're going to use, etc? And when do you make that choice - before your turn, or do you wait til it's your turn before you start thinking about it? It's been a while since I played. But I typically knew exactly what I was going to do long before it got to my turn. So when I was up it was 'boom boom boom' as far as decision execution. Granted, I was playing a leader (but a leader who could pull many different effects out of their hat - go bard!). Same when I played a striker - I knew my plan of attack, the power I'd use, and my general target several persons' turns in advance. Sure I'd take into account if 'that guy is wounded' or 'suddenly that guy moed out of range'; usually if the battlefield changed outside of my plans I would have to make a decision, or if there was no good choice at that time I'd feel stuck. [/QUOTE]

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