Talk:Viability Ranking/@comment-5.30.15.150-20181003113334/@comment-91.72.205.198-20181004082434

I agree with you but I think that cda isn't PC's main purpose. Well it at least isn't  in my post-nerf strategy:

I'd start  using AoE Nanovirus first then my denier does AoE Possession/Freeze/Stun. The next turn I'd use PC's AoE cda + single enemy Possession/Freeze/Stun if there is an enemy that has 0cd moves. Like that my Attacker has 2 turns to defeat the enemies while also being supported by the possessed enemies's moves if you're going for possession as your main deny effect. And if the enemies are STILL not defeated PC can deny one enemy with total blind and my denier can deny another enemy with another single enemy deny skill. After three turns the Nanovirus effect is over so I have to make sure I can defeat every enemy within these 3 turns. This strategy does almost always work unless the enemy has a tank that can survive for 3 turns or the enemy has a support monster that is immune to my main deny effect.