Turn 2 (1 turn reduction speed):
Indoraptor comes forward with “Evasive Stand”
Stegoceratops stuns with “Greater Stuning Impact” (Indoraptor loses turn 3)
The “Stunning” has occurred because the signal appears above the head of the Indoraptor.
Turn 3 (2 turn reduction speed)
Stegoceratops stuns with “Stuning Impact” (indoraptor loses turn 4)
The “Stunning” has occurred because the signal appears above the head of the Indoraptor.
Turn 4 (3 turn reduction speed)
In theory should hit Stegoceratops but it always hits Indoraptor.
I think this not only happens with Indoraptor but with any creature faster than Stegoceratops
You answered your own question. You’re expecting a 3 turn slow to still slow on turn 4. It ends on turn 4. The first turn you used it was the first turn it slowed.
If I hit turn one, the three turns are 2, 3 and 4.
In the same way, if they are two turns, they are the 2 and the 3 turns.
If it is a turn, it is the 2 turn. With your reasoning, when the speed of the opponent is modified with stroke 1, that would only apply on turn 1 and, therefore, it would never reduce and would not serve at all.
It’s not an opinion, it’s how the game works. When you use a skill, that is turn one. Faster or slower than your opponent does not matter. It’s still turn 1 when you use it.