*Puts on a professor voice* Ah, yes, I believe the confusion arises from the ambiguous use of the male pronoun. Note the following passage:
One can easily get lost as to the identity of the "he." Clearer wordings would be: "X receives increased damage from all other enemies Y1,Y2, etc., but not Y [where Y is the originally attacked target]." Or, "he receives increased damage from all other enemies Y1, Y2, etc., but not from Y." Specifying the recipient of the damage or including the word "from" would make the sentence clearer.
My fellow developers, let us always strive to use good grammar, especially when explaining complex topics! :thumbsup-left::hwink:
Okay, Ill try to explain it in imagination fight with you
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Imagine, we fight. its 1 on 1, eh? So, we kind of locked to each other, but... some scoundrel brought friends! So now, since you are distracted by me, my friends deal more damage to you, because, you know, you havent anticipated for me to stoop so low... But now, while they all kicking you, if some of your friends would come from behind, theyd be really ed, cause, you know, pay attention...