| rdfs:comment | - The Assist command is a major tool in Supreme Commander. Assisting allows one to aid engineers in building, to protect units in combat, and to help factories produce units faster. The assist command is your build aid/guard command. This is particularly useful with Support Commanders and Commanders. Factories can use the assist command to split a build queue. Be warned that units carrying out an assist command will drain resources proportional to their build speeds.
- El Assist (지원 Asistente) es una de las clases principales que puede elegir un Vagrant al llegar al nivel 15. Luego de llegar al nivel 60, puede convertirse en un Billposter o un Ringmaster. Se destaca por sus habilidades de dar buffs a el mismo o a otros jugadores, aumentando sus características de forma temporal, así como su fuerza, defensa, puntos de vida, habilidad, etc.
- Syntax: assist assist Assist allows you to join in on a fight against the same creature as the person you assist, rather than typing 'kill ' This is particularly useful when fighting many opponents, as you both you and the person you are assisting will attack the same thing, ideally killing it quickly. Examples: > assist Kilvarnan > assist whitecloak SEE ALSO: Hit
- An Assist is the action of helping an allied champion kill someone. You can either score an assist by hitting (without killing) the champion in the last 10 seconds before their death, or by contributing passively during this period of time. When a champion is killed, the killer gets a certain amount of gold, while 50% of that amount is divided up among everyone who got an assist on it.
- Assist bedeutet unterstützen d.h. das Angreifen eines identischen Ziels Kategorie:Begriffsklärung Kategorie:Abkürzungen
- The acronym ASSIST may refer to:
* Acquisition Streamlining and Standardization Information System
* Automated Systems Security Incident Support Team
- Assist is a new feature exclusive to Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.
- Assistors are players that specialize in passing the ball to a striker or attacker to maximize their damage. Their active skills allow you to choose a player in the line to pass to (except for forward and long passers) and completely fill the action bar of the target, boosting their attack capabilities while allowing them to take their turn immediately. They are a vital component of any offensive forward line.
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- thumb|Assist. utilisé par Jecht. L'Assist. est un élément du gameplay de Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. La jauge d'Assist. permet d'invoquer un personnage qui vous aidera en attaquant l'adversaire ou en lui infligeant une attaque HP. Elle se remplit en esquivant, attaquant l'adversaire ou en ramassant des essences EX.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Assist Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Assist (ねこのて Cat's Paw) is a non-damaging Normal-type move introduced in Generation III.
- In basketball, an assist is attributed to a player who passes the ball to a teammate in a way that leads to a score by field goal, meaning that he or she was "assisting" in the basket. There is some judgment involved in deciding whether a passer should be credited with an assist. An assist can be scored for the passer even if the player who receives the pass makes a basket after dribbling the ball. However, the original definition of an assist did not include such situations, so the comparison of assist statistics across eras is a complex matter.
- Assist is one of the possible "postures" of a pet. A pet set to assist will attack the mobs its master is attacking. It will switch targets after a short period of time if its master also switches targets. Other possible pet postures are Defensive and Passive.
- thumb|right|230px|Eine Kampfsituation mit zwei gerufenen Assists. Das Assist-System ist ein spielmechanisches Element, das in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Verwendung findet. Es erlaubt dem Spieler, einen anderen Charakter kurzzeitig zur Unterstützung in den Kampf zu rufen und diesen einen Angriff ausführen oder einen gegnerischen Angriff abfangen zu lassen. Es bildet das direkte Gegenstück zum EX-Modus, der bereits im Vorgänger Dissidia: Final Fantasy eingeführt wurde – Accessoires, welche das Assist-System positiv beeinflussen, beeinträchtigen Mechanismen, die mit dem EX-Modus zusammenhängen, und umgekehrt, ferner heben sich die beiden Kräfte im Kampf gegenseitig auf.
- Level: 250Description: +0.05% per point chance of one of your allies assiting you in combat vs. creatures. (Ally is randomly selected and adds 50% of their Attack, Defense, Damage, Armor, and HP - note this also excludes allies whom are more than 25 levels above you).Stamina: 30Buff Duration: 120 mins. (NOTE: While the description says only 25 levels above you, it seems it doesnt activate for people below you. For example, you're level 100, with a 120 friend and a 80 friend. It will activate for the 120, but not the 80. Might be a bug, might be poor wording. Will update when answer is found)
- As characters perform attacks, the Assist gauge under their HP bar fills, a section turning orange when it is completely filled. After a few moments of inactivity from the player, their Assist Gauge will start to decrease, so aggressive actions keep the meter filled. Any attack will fill the meter, even if it does not connect. Whenever a character enters EX Mode, the other character's Assist Gauge depletes to zero.
- In ice hockey, an assist is attributed to up to the two previous players of the scoring team who touched or deflected the puck towards the scoring teammate, meaning that they were "assisting" in the goal. There can be a maximum of two assists per goal. The primary assist is awarded to the player of the same team who touched the puck before the goal scorer. The secondary assist goes to the player of the same team who touched the puck before the primary assister. If the opposing team gains possession and then loses possession again to the player who scores, there are no "assistants" in the goal and therefore no assists are awarded.
- As the name implies, an Assist character is not a playable character, but is summoned to "assist" the playable character by appearing on-screen and performing their own attack independently of the player character; after using the assist, the character then disappears offscreen and usually enters a cooldown period before they can be summoned again. Some Assists perform the same move every time they are summoned, while others may have randomized movesets or tactical selection based on distance to opponent. Assist characters may or may not have their own Life values, but typically can be hit or interrupted by an opponent's attack just like the player character. Most games that feature assists as a universal mechanic allow for the player to select their assist character independently of their
- If a pitcher records a strikeout and the catcher catches the third strike, the pitcher is not credited with an assist. However, if the batter becomes a baserunner on a dropped third strike and the pitcher is involved in gaining a putout (i.e., he fields the ball and throws to first base), the pitcher is credited with an assist just as any other fielder would be.
- If you attempt to use a harmful power on a friendly target or a helpful power on a hostile target, you will automatically use that power on your target's target instead, if it has one and if this secondary target is legal for your power and within range. The game does not move your targeting selector to the new target. Assisting can also be used to automatically use a protective or healing power on whichever teammate a certain enemy is focused on, without needing to guess who that is or waiting to see who gets hurt.
- An Assist is a support class in the game. Assists are able to cast heal and cast buffs. Assists are usually supporting characters who can cast and heal supportive spells or go offensive and use a knuckle. Using a two-handed Stick, Assists can cast various buffs to help another character or themselves in the game. By using Knuckles ar-ups, Assists can be self-sufficient. These variants of assists are the first class to acquire an AoE attack (Burst Crack), at level 28. Assist abilities include healing, hammering the ground to damage surrounding foes, raising stats temporarily of players, and resurrecting dead players. At level 60, Assists can become Ringmasters or Billposters.
- Von der offiziellen deutschen Flyff Seite! Dir wird es möglich sein, die Jobklasse des Assisten auszuwählen, wenn du mit dem Vagrant Level 15 erreicht hast. Der Assist kann drei Wege gehen. Der Assist kann sich auf den Support (full / pure int FS) ausrichten, und so den anderen Mitgliedern der Party mit Attribut-Sprüchen (Buffs) unter die Arme greifen (am besten wären Heap Up und Haste beides MAX, sonst hauptsächlich Beef Up und Cannonball, wofür die Skillpunkte nicht ausreichen werden). Oder du kannst dich auf Faustkampf spezialisieren, indem du dich darauf konzentrierst, ein Tank zu werden (AoE = Area of Effect, Flächenangriff) oder den 1on1. Letzterer ist ein sehr schneller, starker aber weniger ausdauernder Faustkämpfer. Ein nützlicher Statuswert für den FS-Assist ist INT (Intelligenz)
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| abstract | - The Assist command is a major tool in Supreme Commander. Assisting allows one to aid engineers in building, to protect units in combat, and to help factories produce units faster. The assist command is your build aid/guard command. This is particularly useful with Support Commanders and Commanders. Factories can use the assist command to split a build queue. Be warned that units carrying out an assist command will drain resources proportional to their build speeds.
- El Assist (지원 Asistente) es una de las clases principales que puede elegir un Vagrant al llegar al nivel 15. Luego de llegar al nivel 60, puede convertirse en un Billposter o un Ringmaster. Se destaca por sus habilidades de dar buffs a el mismo o a otros jugadores, aumentando sus características de forma temporal, así como su fuerza, defensa, puntos de vida, habilidad, etc.
- If you attempt to use a harmful power on a friendly target or a helpful power on a hostile target, you will automatically use that power on your target's target instead, if it has one and if this secondary target is legal for your power and within range. The game does not move your targeting selector to the new target. This feature is often used with ranged attacks by Blasters or Corruptors in PvE teams with a Tanker or Brute, to guarantee those blasts strike the same enemy that that tank is taunting. Assisting can also be used in PvP to ensure a coordinated attack on a single enemy. These techniques are also known as "attacking through" someone. Assisting can also be used to automatically use a protective or healing power on whichever teammate a certain enemy is focused on, without needing to guess who that is or waiting to see who gets hurt. Assisting does not allow you to use targeted powers on yourself or on an enemy that has too much Stealth for you to see.
- Syntax: assist assist Assist allows you to join in on a fight against the same creature as the person you assist, rather than typing 'kill ' This is particularly useful when fighting many opponents, as you both you and the person you are assisting will attack the same thing, ideally killing it quickly. Examples: > assist Kilvarnan > assist whitecloak SEE ALSO: Hit
- Von der offiziellen deutschen Flyff Seite! Dir wird es möglich sein, die Jobklasse des Assisten auszuwählen, wenn du mit dem Vagrant Level 15 erreicht hast. Der Assist kann drei Wege gehen. Der Assist kann sich auf den Support (full / pure int FS) ausrichten, und so den anderen Mitgliedern der Party mit Attribut-Sprüchen (Buffs) unter die Arme greifen (am besten wären Heap Up und Haste beides MAX, sonst hauptsächlich Beef Up und Cannonball, wofür die Skillpunkte nicht ausreichen werden). Oder du kannst dich auf Faustkampf spezialisieren, indem du dich darauf konzentrierst, ein Tank zu werden (AoE = Area of Effect, Flächenangriff) oder den 1on1. Letzterer ist ein sehr schneller, starker aber weniger ausdauernder Faustkämpfer. Ein nützlicher Statuswert für den FS-Assist ist INT (Intelligenz), da es deine MP erhöht und die Buffs länger halten. Nützliche Statuswerte für einen kampforientierten Assist sind STR und STA. STA erhöht deine HP, während STR deine Angriffsstärke erhöht. Überdies braucht der 1on1-Assist DEX. Als ein Assist kannst du entweder einen Stick (Heal und Buff) verwenden oder mit dem Knuckle deine Gegner bekämpfen. Du wirst lediglich leichte Rüstung tragen. Wenn du Level 60 erreicht hast, kannst du deinen Job entweder in Billposter oder Ringmaster wechseln. Ringmaster haben meist nur Support-Skills (etwa Geburah Tiphreth oder Spiriture Fortune - sie möchten anderen helfen) und können nur in Partys "überleben" weil sie zum selber Leveln einfach ungeeignet sind. Für Billposter gibt es mehrere Möglichkeiten: 1. Der DEX und INT BP (1on1) Man setzt wenig (min. 30) auf STA und viel auf STR (alles, was man nicht auf dex setzt) auf DEX setzt man so viel, dass man mit Cannonball MAX (+20 dex) einen Speedbreak erwischt(min. 43, mit Cannonball 63 => Speedbreak). Für Assisten liegen die wichtigen mit bei 45dex(Kunckle) und 64dex(Stick) glaub ich. Ich würde euch empfelen erstmal dex auf 30 und das andere auf str und sta und dann bis lvl 30, 43 dex zu staten so das ihr mit lvl 35 und cannonball 63dex(für 1on1BP(normal)) oder ihr setzt später 79dex(für 1on1BP(crit)), da die Speedbreaks eines Billposters auf 63 und 99 liegen(die wichtigsten) habt wichtige skills für den str und dex BP sind Haste (Atk speed), Heap up (Sta), Cannonball (Dex), Beef up (Str), Stone Hand (den Gegener stunnen, bewegungsunfähig machen), Accuracy (Genauigkeit sollte auf jeden fall max sein sonst trifft man die Monster nicht bzw. nicht so gut) und zuletzt Cats Reflex(erhöht ausweichrate) diese sollten "gemaxt" werden andere skills wie Patience braucht diese form des Assisten gar nicht desshalb sollte man seine Skillpunkte nur auf das nötigste setzen um die nächsten buffs zu erhalten! 2. Den AoE-Billposter Als AoEler (Flächenschaden) statet man viel sta, weil man diese für den FP verbrauch und wegen die vielen angriffen der monster braucht. Man sollte auf jeden Fall heap up maxen. Stats: Str:als STR AoE BP weiß aba nich wie viel Int: wenn man INT-AoE BP ist dann so ca. 80 oder 90 Dex: auf keinen fall Sta: alles was nich auf INT oder STR je nach AoE ist hier drauf staten WICHTIG: wegen HP also Heal Points Wenn man dann BP geworden ist wird man meken das es noch einen AoE angriff gibt^^ er basiert auf Int desshalb gibt es noch einen AoE assi build: Str: s.o. Sta: ALLES WAS ÜBER IST Dex: auf keinen Fall staten (bei 15 lassen) Int: s.o. 3. Tanker und supporter (Empfehlung daumen nach unten) wer nicht angreifen und viel einstecken will^^ fürn ne Party cool sonst unbrauch bar^^ Build: str: 15 sta: alles dex: 15 int: 15 kann auch auf AoE geskillt werden hat aber kaum schaden also mann macht buff und so wie n Ringmaster bloß das man viele Refresher und food braucht. man greift monster an die den andern in der Party zu stark sind und während die dich angreifen killt die Party sie auc schon^^ ah ja und du buffst die andern und healst dich selbst Ich würd das nich machen^^ 4.(edit by cLyDe) Pure str Assist Dieser Build ist für diejenigen, die gerne mal Gegner mit 2-3 Schlägen killen möchten.^^ Wie der Name schon sagt, macht man hier alles auf STR(Stärke), das sieht also so aus: STR: XXX* STA: 15 DEX: 15 INT: 15
* (XXX = Alles) Manche fragen sich jetzt hier, ok, ich mach hier sehr guten Schaden, aber bis ich mal treffe... Leute, nicht vergessen!!! Ihr seid Assisten, es gibt lustige Buffs, die nennt man Cannonball und Accuracy, die hitrate erhöhen, zusammen mit Haste würde man sehr guten Schaden machen, eigentlich immer treffen und dann noch so schnell zuschlagen wie Chuck Norris. Schon eine überlegung wert, oder? Also: Es gibt natürlich noch andere Möglichkeiten wie z. B. Kampf RM aber das is was für Profis die sich damit auskennen und genug Geld haben für Restat und so (siehe 1on1 Build, aber dann nicht BP (Billposter) sondern RM ( Ringmaster werden. Mehr ist das nicht.) 5.(edit by Koralle;Augu)Speedassist !!!DIESER BUILD IST FÜR FORTGESCHRITTENE!!!! Sie sind Assisten, die aufs schnelle UND effiziente killen ausgelegt sind. Speedassisten sind relativ günstig) Auch für das "Giant Hunting" geeignet. Hier der Build: STR.50+XXX (Wegen des Schadens) STA:15-25 (Wie ihr wollt... ABER: erst die 40-50 STR und die 168 DEX besitzen.) DEX:168 (Wegen den letzten Billposter Speedbreak; Mit Cannonball hat man 188 DEX und man muss dann nurnoch Haste einsetzen, dann hat man 100% ATK SPD) INT:15 (da es unnützlich ist) Anm.:Ich würde INT min. 30 statten,da ihr diese Punkte braucht um euch selbst zu buffen. Denn sonst halten eure Selbstbuffs gerade mal 3 min bei lvl 60 .Habe den Build selbst versucht. Die Skills: Heal:3 (Weil es die Grundlage für ALLE Skills ist, und somit nur auf diesem Lvl zu genießen ist[Sonst unnötiges verskillen]) Quik Step:3 (Weil ihr diesen Skill eig. in die Tonne schmeißen könnt, aber ihr benötigt ihn auf diesem Level für Haste) Haste:MAX (Letzter unten angezeigter Billposter Speedbreak des Billposters mit Haste= 100% Aspd) Cat's Reflax:MAX (Nach dem 2. Jobchange erst MAX. Verstanden?!) Cannonball:MAX (Wegen Speedbreaks[mehr zum Speedbreak unten :)]) Mental Sign:4 (Höher unnötig. Verstanden?!) Heap Up:MAX (Wegen Abwehr+Lebenspunkte) Beef Up:MAX (Wegen Schaden) Accuracy:MAX (Nach dem 2. Jobchange) Tamping Hole:4 (Damit ihr Stonehand machen könnt) Stonehand:MAX (Weil ihr mit diesem Build als Billposter "Dauerstunnen" könnt) Burst Crack:0 (Weil dieser Build 1on1 ist) Power Fist:0 (Weil unnötig, da ihr so oder so viel Schaden macht) Patience,Resurrection,Circle Healing&Revention:0 (Weil es FS und Ringmaster Skills sind) Mit Lvl 60 Jobchange machen; Mit Lvl 60 ist der Build fertig und ihr habt alle Assist notwendigen Skills gemacht. Ihr habt dann noch 40 Skillpunkte über. Nun müsst ihr Asmodeus MAX machen, weil es euren ATK steigen lässt. Danach müsst ihr Baraqijal Esna machen, weil es die Verteidigung des Gegners senkt, aber Attack steigt, also ist "Dauerstunnen" notwendig. !!!!!!!!ALLE ANDEREN SO LASSEN!!!!!! Patience&Co. sind unnötig, da FS Skills. Hier noch die Speedbreak(das heißt, das mann für einen bestimmten DEX-Wert Aspd[Attackspeed] mehr erhählt): Des Assisten mit Knuckle(Beispiele):
* 29Dex = 42%Aspd ~ 67%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 46Dex = 46%Aspd ~ 71%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 71Dex = 47%Aspd ~ 72%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 82Dex = 51%Aspd ~ 76%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 103Dex = 52%Aspd ~ 77%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 116Dex = 56%Aspd ~ 81%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 131Dex = 57%Aspd ~ 82%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 152Dex = 61%Aspd ~ 86%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 156Dex = 62%Aspd ~ 87%Aspd mit max.Haste Des Billposters mit Knuckle(Beispiele):
* 16Dex = 47%Aspd ~ 72%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 27Dex = 51%Aspd ~ 76%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 49Dex = 52%Aspd ~ 77%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 63Dex = 56%Aspd ~ 81%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 77Dex = 57%Aspd ~ 82%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 99Dex = 61%Aspd ~ 86%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 102Dex = 62%Aspd ~ 87%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 124Dex = 63%Aspd ~ 88%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 134Dex = 67%Aspd ~ 92%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 141Dex = 68%Aspd ~ 93%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 159Dex = 69%Aspd ~ 94%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 170Dex = 73%Aspd ~ 98%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 174Dex = 74%Aspd ~ 99%Aspd mit max.Haste
* 188Dex = 75%Aspd ~ 100%Aspd mit max.Haste (Jetzt könnt ihr weiter STR machen XD) Hier die Rare-Knuckles für den Speedassisten: Guardian Knuckle (Wegen +15% Aspd) Lvl60 Schaden: 258~260 Legendary Golden Gloves (Wegen +10% Aspd) Lvl105 Schaden:322~324 Ich empfehle den LG Knuckle, weil ihr sowie Attack als auch Attack Speed barucht. Ihr könnt die Sachen auch bei "Rangda", einer Hexe die ab AKT III da ist, erwerben. Hier die Fundorte mit Drops: Schmuck: Necklace: Gore Necklace +19 (Highend) Earrings: beide Seiten: Demol +19 (Highend) Rings beide Seiten: Arek+ 19 (Highend) Wenn ihr keinen Highend Speedassist haben wollt, reicht auch jedes Schmuckteil +3 ;) Ich hoffe ich konnte euch helfen. ^^
- An Assist is the action of helping an allied champion kill someone. You can either score an assist by hitting (without killing) the champion in the last 10 seconds before their death, or by contributing passively during this period of time. When a champion is killed, the killer gets a certain amount of gold, while 50% of that amount is divided up among everyone who got an assist on it.
- Assist bedeutet unterstützen d.h. das Angreifen eines identischen Ziels Kategorie:Begriffsklärung Kategorie:Abkürzungen
- The acronym ASSIST may refer to:
* Acquisition Streamlining and Standardization Information System
* Automated Systems Security Incident Support Team
- Assist is a new feature exclusive to Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.
- An Assist is a support class in the game. Assists are able to cast heal and cast buffs. Assists are usually supporting characters who can cast and heal supportive spells or go offensive and use a knuckle. Using a two-handed Stick, Assists can cast various buffs to help another character or themselves in the game. By using Knuckles ar-ups, Assists can be self-sufficient. These variants of assists are the first class to acquire an AoE attack (Burst Crack), at level 28. Assist abilities include healing, hammering the ground to damage surrounding foes, raising stats temporarily of players, and resurrecting dead players. At level 60, Assists can become Ringmasters or Billposters. There are several different builds that an assist follows: Full Support: Also known as 'FS' for short, a Full Support Assist is one who spends points almost exclusively on INT. Because of this, their Healing spells are very powerful and their buffs last longer, however, they provide almost no combat support otherwise. Their ability to keep members alive through battles makes this build highly sought after by other players. This build almost exclusively resigns a person to life as a Ringmaster. Area of Effect User: Also known as 'AoE' for short, an Area of Effect User takes advantage of the Assist's Burst Crack skill, the earliest AoE attack accessible by any class at level 28. These Assists usually raise their STR to a moderate range (30-50) and maximize their STA for optimum HP and FP. They then attract a large number of enemies within their attack radius and repeatedly use Burst Crack to kill them all at once, gaining EXP rapidly. Combat Assist: These assists focus on the use of a Knuckle to strike their enemies down. They often focus on moderate STR, STA, and DEX. They use the primary offensive skills known to an Assist to take down their enemies with relative ease and little retaliation. They tend to see less EXP than an AoE, but have the advantage of being more capable of solo-ing for extended periods of time and can take down stronger enemies as opposed to multiple weaker enemies. They often give way to the DEX-based Billposters. Combat Support: Often just referred to as an 'Assist,' these are the general assists that don't dabble in too much of either support or combat, focusing on balance. While they are generally pretty self-sufficient, the lack of focus makes them less useful to a party than an FS, they tend to gain experience slower than an AoE, and they aren't as 1v1 efficient as a Combat Assist.
- As characters perform attacks, the Assist gauge under their HP bar fills, a section turning orange when it is completely filled. After a few moments of inactivity from the player, their Assist Gauge will start to decrease, so aggressive actions keep the meter filled. Any attack will fill the meter, even if it does not connect. Whenever a character enters EX Mode, the other character's Assist Gauge depletes to zero. Counter-attacking the opponent when low on either Bravery or HP can trigger an Assist Charge, wherein the attacker's Assist Gauge instantly fills by half or all the way, depending on the circumstances. Countering an opponent's Bravery attack when the character's Bravery is low will fill their Assist Gauge halfway. Countering an HP attack while under Near Death status will completely fill the character's Assist Gauge. When an Assist is summoned, the "Assist" tag next to the summoned Assist glows blue if he/she is Assisting the player, and red if he/she is Assisting the opponent (in an early screenshot of the game, the opponent's "Assist" tag glowed yellow instead of red in the final release). A Bravery Assist attack, known in-game as "Assist-B", can be triggered by pressing and , which consumes one assist bar, while HP Assists, known in-game as "Assist-H," are triggered by pressing and , consuming two assist bars. The Assist will react, and appear according to what conditions were in the assist ability customization screen. While an Assist attacks, their blows do not produce EX Force. However, depending on the Assist character's amount of damage dealt, the opponent's EX Force meter is reduced by a proportionate amount. After an Assist attacks, depending on the attack used, one of two things can occur. If the Assist's attack inflicted Wall Rush, the opponent is still vulnerable, and the player can attack them while they are recovering from the attack to press their offensive further. If the Assist's attack began a Chase Sequence, pressing will teleport the player character behind the opponent while they are recovering, allowing them to attack again. These two abilities allow the potential for Assistance attacks and main player attacks to be chained together in different ways.
- Assistors are players that specialize in passing the ball to a striker or attacker to maximize their damage. Their active skills allow you to choose a player in the line to pass to (except for forward and long passers) and completely fill the action bar of the target, boosting their attack capabilities while allowing them to take their turn immediately. They are a vital component of any offensive forward line.
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- __NOWYSIWYG__ Assist Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Assist (ねこのて Cat's Paw) is a non-damaging Normal-type move introduced in Generation III.
- If a pitcher records a strikeout and the catcher catches the third strike, the pitcher is not credited with an assist. However, if the batter becomes a baserunner on a dropped third strike and the pitcher is involved in gaining a putout (i.e., he fields the ball and throws to first base), the pitcher is credited with an assist just as any other fielder would be. Assists are an important statistic for outfielders, as a play often occurs when a baserunner on the opposing team attempts to advance on the basepaths when the ball is hit to the outfield (even on a caught fly ball that results in an out; see tag up). It is the outfielder's job to field the ball and make an accurate throw to another fielder who is covering the base before the runner reaches it. The fielder then attempts to tag the runner out. This is especially important if the runner was trying to reach home plate, as this assist prevents the baserunner from scoring a run. Assists are much rarer for outfielders than infielders because the play is harder to make, and because outfielder assist situations occur less often than the traditional ground-ball assist for infielders. However, as a result, outfield assists are worth far more than infield assists, and tell more about an outfielder's throwing arm than infielder assists do. In recent years, some sabermetricians have begun referring to assists by outfielders as baserunner kills. Some sabermetricians are also using baserunner holds as a statistic to measure outfield arms [1]. A baserunner hold occurs when the baserunner is prevented from taking an extra base. This can be combined with baserunner kills for better accuracy, as runners often do not try for an extra base when an outfielder with an excellent arm is playing.
- In basketball, an assist is attributed to a player who passes the ball to a teammate in a way that leads to a score by field goal, meaning that he or she was "assisting" in the basket. There is some judgment involved in deciding whether a passer should be credited with an assist. An assist can be scored for the passer even if the player who receives the pass makes a basket after dribbling the ball. However, the original definition of an assist did not include such situations, so the comparison of assist statistics across eras is a complex matter.
- Assist is one of the possible "postures" of a pet. A pet set to assist will attack the mobs its master is attacking. It will switch targets after a short period of time if its master also switches targets. Other possible pet postures are Defensive and Passive.
- In ice hockey, an assist is attributed to up to the two previous players of the scoring team who touched or deflected the puck towards the scoring teammate, meaning that they were "assisting" in the goal. There can be a maximum of two assists per goal. The primary assist is awarded to the player of the same team who touched the puck before the goal scorer. The secondary assist goes to the player of the same team who touched the puck before the primary assister. If the opposing team gains possession and then loses possession again to the player who scores, there are no "assistants" in the goal and therefore no assists are awarded. The player(s) who gain an assist point will also have their names announced to the crowd, with the goal scorers name, as to further credit them. In slang parlance, this is also sometimes called an "apple"
- thumb|right|230px|Eine Kampfsituation mit zwei gerufenen Assists. Das Assist-System ist ein spielmechanisches Element, das in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Verwendung findet. Es erlaubt dem Spieler, einen anderen Charakter kurzzeitig zur Unterstützung in den Kampf zu rufen und diesen einen Angriff ausführen oder einen gegnerischen Angriff abfangen zu lassen. Es bildet das direkte Gegenstück zum EX-Modus, der bereits im Vorgänger Dissidia: Final Fantasy eingeführt wurde – Accessoires, welche das Assist-System positiv beeinflussen, beeinträchtigen Mechanismen, die mit dem EX-Modus zusammenhängen, und umgekehrt, ferner heben sich die beiden Kräfte im Kampf gegenseitig auf.
- Level: 250Description: +0.05% per point chance of one of your allies assiting you in combat vs. creatures. (Ally is randomly selected and adds 50% of their Attack, Defense, Damage, Armor, and HP - note this also excludes allies whom are more than 25 levels above you).Stamina: 30Buff Duration: 120 mins. (NOTE: While the description says only 25 levels above you, it seems it doesnt activate for people below you. For example, you're level 100, with a 120 friend and a 80 friend. It will activate for the 120, but not the 80. Might be a bug, might be poor wording. Will update when answer is found)
- As the name implies, an Assist character is not a playable character, but is summoned to "assist" the playable character by appearing on-screen and performing their own attack independently of the player character; after using the assist, the character then disappears offscreen and usually enters a cooldown period before they can be summoned again. Some Assists perform the same move every time they are summoned, while others may have randomized movesets or tactical selection based on distance to opponent. Assist characters may or may not have their own Life values, but typically can be hit or interrupted by an opponent's attack just like the player character. Most games that feature assists as a universal mechanic allow for the player to select their assist character independently of their main character, with the intention being for the player to select the assist character that best covers their main character's weaknesses. In most games that feature a tag system, such as Marvel vs Capcom 2, the nonactive characters on a player's team will also double as Assist characters as long as their Life values are above 0. In addition, these characters may also be able to perform one of their own Hypers alongside or immediately after the player character's Hyper attack at the cost of extra Power.
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