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Can you post an image of the requirements from your requirement_action? And I suppose that you test with a chance higher then 1%?
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You might can try to set "validate_all_sub_actions" to false. It has blocked some actions for me which did work just fine.
Can you confirm that you test with a chance higher then 1%?
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3. Use a delay action to add the upgrade. I suggest a delay of 0.125. This is because you have the requirement set to make sure the upgrade is not present, however, the system could have already added the upgrade in advance, thus doing some fancy computer stuff to mess it up.
*Also, the upgrade you have might only work if you have the commander that enables that ability.
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3. Use a delay action to add the upgrade. I suggest a delay of 0.125. This is because you have the requirement set to make sure the upgrade is not present, however, the system could have already added the upgrade in advance, thus doing some fancy computer stuff to mess it up.
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Do requirement actions go before their requirements are checked?
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No, the requirements are usually checked before the action is executed. Otherwise it wouldn't be a very effective requirement action, eh?
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So, lets go back to the first point. What exactly are you trying to do? Give a small chance of adding a ability on construct, just the upgrade, both, wot?
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The ability requires that upgrade, so granting the upgrade then gives the ability.
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And here is where you went wrong. The upgrade does not grant the ability, it unlocks it. Unless you have the commander that actually adds that ability (If its a commander ability), then its not going to work at all. You have to add the ability through a, surprise surprise, add ability action.
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