wuwiandClaude Opus 5
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"They just overrun you without a chance" — two reasons, and the second one only existed because of the first. IT FOLLOWED YOU. The rush tracked your x every frame it was running, so the sidestep was decoration: it simply came across and took you anyway. The lane is LOCKED when the rush starts now. You get the whole 2.2 s run-up to leave it, and what it runs down is that line, not you. AND IT LANDED ON YOU. A rush that stopped at your feet left the boss standing there afterwards, and nothing gets you out from under that — dodgeCool is 0.5 s against a 0.28 s i-frame, so the second contact kills you while the first is still fading. It stops on a STRIKE LINE 0.4 m short instead, reached on the same frame the rush timer expires, so it turns and withdraws the instant it arrives. The version of this that ran the rush THROUGH you and out the far side is why bossStrike is a short stop and not an overrun: a body past the baseline is deleted and scores a point, so the boss quietly despawned itself mid-fight and left the fight running with nothing in it. Measured, 45 s against the seller, the champion's third phase and the physio: stand still and the first rush kills you (4.1 s); step out of the lane and you survive all of it — seven or eight rushes, one sidestep each, the boss on court the whole time and out at its line between them where you can hit it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>