full counter against unblockables?

[Bear.3689]

i don't know if thats intented or not, im just curious, full counter says the next attack made to you should do 0 damage, so its not really a block, yet unblockable skills deal damage through it, is it supposed to be like that?

[Choppy.4183]

I don't know if that's the intent, but it's reasonable for it to function that way given all of the benefits that trigger with full counter. That being said, those benefits should probably still trigger even if you take damage from an unblockable skill (but a reasonable case could be made that they shouldn't).

[nicknamenick.2437]

Full counter is 100% dmg reduction and the counter attack has an evade.

100% dmg reduction should work against unblockable attacks.. so it shouldnt happen indeed.

Is it on all unblockable attacks or combination with lifesteal or something?

[Bear.3689]

@Choppy.4183 said:I don't know if that's the intent, but it's reasonable for it to function that way given all of the benefits that trigger with full counter. That being said, those benefits should probably still trigger even if you take damage from an unblockable skill (but a reasonable case could be made that they shouldn't).

if you get hit with an unblockable CC, it cancels full counter, puts it on cd and nothing else happens

[Bear.3689]

@nicknamenick.2437 said:Full counter is 100% dmg reduction and the counter attack has an evade.

100% dmg reduction should work against unblockable attacks.. so it shouldnt happen indeed.

Is it on all unblockable attacks or combination with lifesteal or something?

any unblockable attack will deal damage through full counter

[Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485]

@Bear.3689 said:

@nicknamenick.2437 said:Full counter is 100% dmg reduction and the counter attack has an evade.

100% dmg reduction should work against unblockable attacks.. so it shouldnt happen indeed.

Is it on all unblockable attacks or combination with lifesteal or something?

any unblockable attack will deal damage through full counter

It should not because Full counter is not a block, it has a 100% damage reduction, which is why there is no "blocked" text on countered attacks.The warrior takes no damage.

@Bear.3689 said:

@Choppy.4183 said:I don't know if that's the intent, but it's reasonable for it to function that way given all of the benefits that trigger with full counter. That being said, those benefits should probably still trigger even if you take damage from an unblockable skill (but a reasonable case could be made that they shouldn't).

if you get hit with an unblockable CC, it cancels full counter, puts it on cd and nothing else happens

Only if the stability has been removed first, but then even a blockable stun would work, since there is no block.

[Bear.3689]

if there was a blockable cc attack coming your way it would proc full counter... you know that right?

[Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485]

@Bear.3689 said:

@Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485 said:

Only if the stability has been removed first, but then even a blockable stun would work, since there is no block.

if there was a blockable cc attack coming your way it would proc full counter... you know that right?

Once stability is gone, the stun would go into effect which would stop the full counter fully as the user will be stunned and unable to continue the full counter.

Order of operations would beStability removal from countering spellbreaker > (optional, as stability can be removed without setting off the full counter) full counter activates and goes into activation timer > Stun spellbreaker > Full Counter unable to continue in all situations.

[Bear.3689]

@Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485 said:

@Bear.3689 said:

@Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485 said:

Only if the stability has been removed first, but then even a blockable stun would work, since there is no block.

if there was a blockable cc attack coming your way it would proc full counter... you know that right?

Once stability is gone, the stun would go into effect which would stop the full counter fully as the user will be stunned and unable to continue the full counter.

Order of operations would beStability removal from countering spellbreaker > (optional, as stability can be removed without setting off the full counter) full counter activates and goes into activation timer > Stun spellbreaker > Full Counter unable to continue in all situations.

alright, thats nice to know, regardless though, unblockable attacks still do damage through full counter. ive tested it, go look for yourself