Andrenaline breaking freeze in just one turn?

[Dearth]

At first I must apologize for not screenshooting this "issue".
Today I had a pvp duel with a dude who's using life elements,
he summoned some 4/4 monster and buff it with Andrenaline;
To reply that, I used freeze trying to buy more time to poison him,
however, that monster broke freeze in just one turn.
My question is, is Andrenaline supposed to break every delay while providing extra attacks?

Thx for replying

[thekillergame]

yes

[Glitch]

Well, think about how adrenaline would work in real life.  You do everything way faster.  This includes attacking, running, and breaking out of solid ice.

[thekillergame]

most of the time i'm not in solid ice. 

[Azumi]

Yeah that happens..I like to think of it as speeding up time for the creature. So if it gets frozen 1 turn its other 3 attacks "turns" move it forward.

[Dearth]

Well, think about how adrenaline would work in real life.  You do everything way faster.  This includes attacking, running, and breaking out of solid ice.

If you're somehow frozen into solid ice, you can't get out of it even you run as fast as speed of light.
So this point isn't making much sense.
And
If

..... speeding up time for the creature. So if it gets frozen 1 turn its other 3 attacks "turns" move it forward.

it should be a Time card instead of life.

[icybraker]

If you're somehow frozen into solid ice, you can't get out of it even you run as fast as speed of light.

Haha. If you run as fast of the speed of light, you would be out of that block of ice in very, very little time. The motion would generate enough power to break through of the ice in no time.

[miniwally]

In case you didn't realise this breaks all stasis's including time bubbles.

[Dearth]

In case you didn't realise this breaks all stasis's including time bubbles.

I do realize that and I think this is really absurd that andrenaline breaks every control while providing insane synergy with various monsters and even weapons.

[jmizzle7]

Seeing as nobody has answered your question yet, I will. Creature attacks are subset of the entire creature action, where any skills activated at the end of turn are performed and local/global effects that benefit from creature actions are applied (i.e. Empathic Bond). Adrenaline doesn't just grant extra attacks to a creature, it grants extra actions, which means that an adrenalized creature in stasis or in freeze status will break out of it quicker than a creature without adrenaline. Also, infection and Fire Shield are far more effective against adrenalized creatures. Empathic Bond is only activated once per creature and has no bearing on the number of creature actions taken.