Duck and Cover

Does anybody know how high does my sequence have to be to ensure being the first one in any battle?
(Or can I find out the value of seqeunce of all the creatures in the game - find out in another way than by experiments?)

Not that high seqeuence was something crucial but I am just curious.

Cantor wrote:Does anybody know how high does my sequence have to be to ensure being the first one in any battle?
(Or can I find out the value of seqeunce of all the creatures in the game - find out in another way than by experiments?)

Not that high seqeuence was something crucial but I am just curious.

There is always a chance you won't be first.

Kamikaze in FO/FO2 really just doesn't help that much.

Try to initiate combat yourself, whenever possible (i.e. don't walk upon the enemy). Sneak skill is pretty important especially when playing a HtH or melee character.

also, activate combat mode from around a corner, try to pop out, shoot, scoot...


sploit that turnbasin'!

I believe the attacker always moves first, then the defender, and then the sequence kicks in and decides the order(And this is the only time it works, ever), at least that's how it looks.

I.e. when ants attack you in Temple of Trials you usually get two turns after that, because their sequence sucks.


This is pure speculation though.

this is all very nice, but what's the point? you won't lose any turns no matter how low your sequence, so why bother?

Urizen wrote:this is all very nice, but what's the point? you won't lose any turns no matter how low your sequence, so why bother?

Next time we punch each other in the face, I go ten times, then you go ten times. Ok?

that's got nothing to do with what i wrote, and you know it

Redeye wrote: There is always a chance you won't be first.

Kamikaze in FO/FO2 really just doesn't help that much.

Yeah, changing Kamikaze to something more useful was one of the better things about Tactics.