> Um... don't you gain 1 defensive point for every 5 attack points you drop?

The issue is that you can get those 20 points twice. Example below.

>stance
You are currently using 63% of your evasion skill.
You are currently using 63% of your weapon parry skill.
You are currently using 63% of your shield block skill.
You are attacking with 100% of your offensive skill.

>stance set 63 63 63 0
Setting your Evasion stance to 63%, your Parry stance to 63%, your Shield stance to 63%, and your Attack stance to 0%. You have 20 stance points left.

>stance set 63 63 83
Setting your Evasion stance to 63%, your Parry stance to 63%, and your Shield stance to 83%. You have 20 stance points left.

>stance set 63 83 83
Setting your Evasion stance to 63%, your Parry stance to 83%, and your Shield stance to 83%. You have 0 stance points left.


>stance set 63 63 83 100
Setting your Evasion stance to 63%, your Parry stance to 63%, your Shield stance to 83%, and your Attack stance to 100%. You have 0 stance points left.

>stance set 63 63 83 100
>> Setting your Evasion stance to 63%, your Parry stance to 63%, your Shield stance to 83%, and your Attack stance to 100%. You have 0 stance points left.

Heh nice. I didn't know you could get it to work with attack 100%. They semi-fixed it so you can't jump right in, but I guess there's a work around.

>>>> You are now set to use your attack stance:

Awww the stance attack save doesn't work for me.


> stance attack save
Your attack preset is now saved as:

Attack : 100%
Evade : 100%
Parry : 0%
Block : 100%

> stance attack
You do not have enough stance points available to use this preset!

>>It does either for me. That was just to quickly put me back into a 'normal' stance.

doesn't

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