Stats

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Mech Stats

Pilot Stats

Combat Vocabulary

(Mech's Accuracy/10) + 99 - (10 * (Enemy Pilot Reaction Speed/100)) + (10 * (Pilot Precision/100)) | | AAR Phase - Combat Phase 3 | This phase contains a series of screens that document the results of the previous battle, including damage to ally Pilots and Mechs, the names and occupations of KIA allies and enemies, defected enemies, Currency gained from salvaged Mechs, and upgrades. | | Activated Abilities | Activated Abilities are abilities that players must select and use during combat for them to take effect. Activated Abilities cost Clarity. Activated Abilities all have an associated Clarity cost. | | Buff Ability | A type of ability that enhances a unit's stats for a specific duration of time. Ex. Bell has the passive pilot ability Evasive, a permanent buff that increases Bell's Pilot Reaction Speed stat by +1. | | Clarity | A limit mechanic. As Units move and attack, they gain Clarity. The player can lower a unit’s Clarity by using Activated Abilities. When a unit reaches maximum Clarity, it becomes Crystalline. While Crystalline, a unit has buffed stats. If a unit stays Crystalline for too long without removing Clarity, it becomes Depleted and receives harsh stat debuffs. | | Debuff Ability | A type of ability that lowers a unit’s stats for a specific duration of time. Ex. The Batallion Mech has the activated ability Demoralizing Spirit. When the player uses Demoralizing Spirit, they select an enemy within range. The targeted enemy and all enemies in an AOE around that enemy are debuffed with -1 Mech Move Range and -1 to pilot Precision and Reaction Speed for two turns. | | Main Phase - Combat Phase 2 | The phase where turn-based combat takes place. The player must complete some objective using their units while fighting enemy units. | | Mech | The giant robots that Pilots inhabit in combat. Each Mech has unique abilities and stats that can be upgraded using Currency and Recruitment Points as the game progresses. Generally, any mech can be piloted by any Pilot. The Mech Integrity stat represents a Mech’s state of being. Integrity is damaged and decreased by Laser damage. | | Mech Abilities | Instead of being tied to each Pilot, Mech Abilities are connected to each Mech players can place their Pilots in. When the Player moves a Pilot out of a Mech, they lose that Mech's unique ability in combat. When the Player moves a Pilot into a new Mech, they can use that Mech's ability in combat. | | Passive Abilities | Passive Abilities are permanent buffs attached to the Pilots the player can access in the game. Passive Abilities cannot be removed from Pilots. They enhance the Pilot's combat ability given the niche/role the player chooses to pursue when moving Pilots between Mechs. | | Pilot | The people that control Mechs in combat. Each Pilot has upgradable stats and at least one passive ability that drives them toward a niche/role in combat. Generally, any Pilot can be placed into any Mech before combat. The Pilot HP stat represents a Pilot’s current state of being. HP is damaged and decreased by Ballistic damage. | | Pilot Abilities | Pilot abilities are combat abilities tied to each Pilot - they are not connected to the specific Mech the Pilot occupies. When Pilots move between different Mechs, their unique Pilot Ability remains available to the player. | | Unit | When the player places a Pilot into a Mech in the Setup phase of combat, they create a Unit that the player can use in combat. Units can take Integrity or HP damage from Ballistic or Laser attacks. When a Unit’s Mech takes Integrity damage, and it equals zero, the Unit’s Mech is disabled and destroyed, but the Pilot survives. When a Unit’s Pilot takes damage and equals zero, the Pilot dies, leaving the Unit disabled but unharmed. | | Setup Phase - Combat Phase 1 | The first phase of Combat is where players prepare themselves for the upcoming combat encounter through a mix of passive observations and actions. In this phase, players can freely view the map from a bird ' s-eye view that illustrates the starting positions of the enemies present in the encounter and the area available to the player where they can place their Units when ready. Players can also repair and upgrade their Mechs and heal their pilots. |

Standard Combat Actions