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Just a quick one to make sure it's documented but this really bothers me because it means that either the text description is misleading or the mechanic is broken.
I'll lead in with my main example: Resonant Evil Big Band.
The first part of his ability gives a chance for him to receive armour when hit, with every hit having the same odds, and the armour being granted after taking the hit. This is fine (technically speaking).
The problem is with his SA2. This is described as a chance to inflict stun on the opponent when hit while having at least one armour buff already active. However, in practice, if the % chances line up just right (which doesn't take much luck) it is possible to both gain a stack of armour and inflict stun upon receiving just one hit without having any armour previously. I believe this probably has something to do with the order in which the code events occur, so from my naïve perspective it looks like all that needs to happen is a re-order of some lines. But of course I know it's not that simple.
The only other example I can really think of right now is Parasite Weave Filia being able to inflict both stun and bleed in a single hit though I have not tested this, rather made an assumption, but I'm sure it's a general case for any moves or fighters with the same sort of specific function.
I'll lead in with my main example: Resonant Evil Big Band.
The first part of his ability gives a chance for him to receive armour when hit, with every hit having the same odds, and the armour being granted after taking the hit. This is fine (technically speaking).
The problem is with his SA2. This is described as a chance to inflict stun on the opponent when hit while having at least one armour buff already active. However, in practice, if the % chances line up just right (which doesn't take much luck) it is possible to both gain a stack of armour and inflict stun upon receiving just one hit without having any armour previously. I believe this probably has something to do with the order in which the code events occur, so from my naïve perspective it looks like all that needs to happen is a re-order of some lines. But of course I know it's not that simple.
The only other example I can really think of right now is Parasite Weave Filia being able to inflict both stun and bleed in a single hit though I have not tested this, rather made an assumption, but I'm sure it's a general case for any moves or fighters with the same sort of specific function.
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