Affect and Hit

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Affect verb - Have an emotional or cognitive impact upon.

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Hit is a synonym for affect in activity topic. In some cases you can use "Hit" instead a verb "Affect", when it comes to topics like influence.

Hit verb - Affect or afflict suddenly, usually adversely.

Usage example: We were hit by really bad weather

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Affect is a synonym for hit in activity topic. You can use "Affect" instead a verb "Hit", if it concerns topics such as accomplish.

Nearby Word: hitting

party	affect party	hit party
character	affect character	hit character
people	affect people	hit people
someone	affect someone	hit someone
Other words: area, number, rate, time, way, characters, level, damage, target, anyone, player, everyone, enemies.

Contrary to what many beginners think, luck does not affect a unit's critical hit rate, but does influence accuracy, evasion, and critical evade (their likeliness to avoid a critical hit).

Source: Luck Stat
In video RPGs, it's frequently a Useless Useful Spell because of low hit rates, inability to affect bosses, or a prohibitive cost required to cast it, if not all three combined.

Source: One-Hit Kill
This affect Manji's sword skill quite considerably, as the immortality turns him into sloppy fighter that constantly gets hit and bested by his opponent.

Source: Manga / Blade of the Immortal

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