How exactly do passives work?
Does the effect happen in game? I'm running silver kenshi (he's my main on console too) alongside inferno scorpion and kung Jin.. But I don't see the effect when looking at the card. I
Posted May 7, 2015, 8:56 AM UTC
Does the effect happen in game? I'm running silver kenshi (he's my main on console too) alongside inferno scorpion and kung Jin.. But I don't see the effect when looking at the card. I
Posted May 7, 2015, 8:56 AM UTC
Some things do show up on the front of the card like gear and support cards, but even then only the simple ones like +health or +attack. It's kind of hard to convey the more unique ones on the front of cards, so they just happen automatically in game like Rosenkrantz said.
Thank you everyone! I just wanted to make sure. I'm having a blast and spent more money than I should have. Lol
I am having some trouble with understanding some of this. I understand that the energy effects may not show as a number, but what about character bonus on other characters? Cassie isn't showing a 50% boost in attack with sonya on the team. It doesn't show on her card's stats or anything. I edit a team that has cassie in it and not sonya, and her stats are still the same, so that proves from the card view that the bonus isn't effecting the card from a hidden view.
Does the bonus start only in match? My Cassie is lvl 8, no character support cards for her yet. Her attack is 1248 (when I click on her picture while viewing her card, it shows 500 atk, so I assume that is base lvl 1 stats there). These values try the same when I put her in a team with and without sonya. I also see the same lack of difference to her toughness when with or without jax on the same team. Anyone have a clue?
The passive boost happens during the match from my understanding.
Alright. I hope so, I am trying to turn cassie into a monster by getting her to about +80%, and I would like to see the % go up in her card values. Well if it is a hidden bonus, then ok! Thanks.
They are automatic. You may not realize their effects, but they're there and it makes an insane difference.