Taicu handling: stone shackle → platform → stone slab
Treat Taicu mechanics as a fixed sequence. When the stone shackle appears, solve it cleanly before you step onto the platform; when the platform is stable, handle the stone slab. Skipping steps usually creates the wipe condition.
After a failure, do not change five things. Change one step in the sequence and re-test so you learn what actually fixed it.
- If the sequence breaks, disengage and reset instead of improvising mid-mechanic.
Dufu: pressure sharing, inner-world window, and add control
Dufu attempts fail when pressure is not shared. Assign who handles pressure, who watches the inner-world timing window, and who locks down adds so the damage plan can happen.
When adds accumulate, treat it as a routing problem: you lost control time. Reset, then tighten your control plan rather than only increasing damage.
- Call the inner-world window out loud and commit together.
- If control slips, disengage before you spend your whole sustain pool.
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As of 2026-06-29, treat every hard encounter as a written sequence: assign the mechanic, assign the reset call, then change only one action after a wipe.
- For Taicu, keep the order clean: stone shackle first, then platform, then stone slab; if the order breaks, reset instead of improvising.
- Dufu-style pressure fights need assignments before the pull: rotate pressure-sharing, call inner-world timing, and put one player on add control so spawns do not steal the team's tempo.