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<blockquote data-quote="RigaMortus2" data-source="post: 2756018" data-attributes="member: 11586">Right.&nbsp; Which is why the enemy can then 5-foot step as well.&nbsp; This is him counter-circling or following the person who initiated the 5 foot step.Here is a misconception.&nbsp; The person isn't necessarily &quot;stepping back THEN taking out a bottle of water and drinking&quot;.&nbsp; He is doing it all in one action.&nbsp; He is &quot;steppling back WHILE AT THE SAME TIME pulling out a bottle and drinking it&quot;.&nbsp; You can certainly view it either way.&nbsp; The way I suggest is the best way to have it &quot;make sense&quot;.Same with the archer, as he is taking is 5 foot step back he has enough time to fire his bow before the enemy closes in on him with his own 5 foot step.You seem to think that, as soon as one person raises his foot to make a step back, the other person is mirroring him and reacting at the same exact time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RigaMortus2, post: 2756018, member: 11586"] Right. Which is why the enemy can then 5-foot step as well. This is him counter-circling or following the person who initiated the 5 foot step. Here is a misconception. The person isn't necessarily "stepping back THEN taking out a bottle of water and drinking". He is doing it all in one action. He is "steppling back WHILE AT THE SAME TIME pulling out a bottle and drinking it". You can certainly view it either way. The way I suggest is the best way to have it "make sense". Same with the archer, as he is taking is 5 foot step back he has enough time to fire his bow before the enemy closes in on him with his own 5 foot step. You seem to think that, as soon as one person raises his foot to make a step back, the other person is mirroring him and reacting at the same exact time. [/QUOTE]

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