Tactic explanation?

Been doing some sway HA (kinda new there) and people usually say "go 12>3<4 or something like that and "go 6"..been trying to ask what they mean by that but asking that shows your a noob which equals kick in most parties, so im wondering if anyone here could explain what that number system means?|||Only in the initial fight against the zaishen, right? I haven't HA'ed in ages but I seem to recall that a lot of PUGs do this there. If that's the case, then the numbers indicate party members and the 3 positions are the left monk, the ele, and the right monk respectively.

So:

1>2<3 would mean that party member #1 (in sway the first R/A) hits the left monk and so on.

Sway teams will probably want a R/A on each of those three targets and the trappers positioned between the monks and the ele, I'd assume. That would make it 14>2<53.

#6 is an expel rit in sway, isn't it? In that case, "go 6" would probably be a way to tell the rit to start putting weapons on the R/A's.



^All of this is just educated guessing.|||Yes.

If the partymembers aren't right the theory is.

It's just extremely shortened messages about which number partymember goes on what target.

The chevrons show what side obviously like explained and in the middle is the ele which has the most annoying spells that can **** up zaishen times.

If you're told to "go 7" or something it means they want you to hit the opposing party's number 7.

Or if you're told to go on your own number, or reverse or whatever fits nowadays you simply calculate which number should be yours.|||Quote:








If you're told to "go 7" or something it means they want you to hit the opposing party's number 7.

Or if you're told to go on your own number, or reverse or whatever fits nowadays you simply calculate which number should be yours.




Right. I was still thinking zaishen fight when I wrote the last bit ;)|||Ah i get it now.

Just wondering how to calculate which numbers belong to which enemy? If im told to go 7, should i just assume they want me to go on the prot monk or how do u calculate it?|||The number is listen next to each player's name.|||By calculate I mean, if 1 goes on the corresponding monk, you have 1 go on 7 and 2 go on 8 if they have 2 monks.

Calculate in that way.