I've been using Evasive Fire and Steady Aim, and I've been wondering - if Evasive Fire doesn't trigger, does it mean Steady Aim applies?
Or more generally, what's the maximum range to the monster being shot for Evasive Fire to perform a backflip?
I've been using Evasive Fire and Steady Aim, and I've been wondering - if Evasive Fire doesn't trigger, does it mean Steady Aim applies?
Or more generally, what's the maximum range to the monster being shot for Evasive Fire to perform a backflip?
After using it a lot, and using this chart as a guideline, I think the threshold is around 15 yards.
In any case I'm confident it's more than 10 yards, meaning that if Evasive Fire doesn't trigger, Steady Aim does indeed apply.