poise script comments

bb_pose_staggereffectscript:
- Use an Actor Property PlayerRef Auto, which can be auto-filled to reference the Player, instead of calling Game.GetPlayer() every time over again in OnEffectStart(). May be important if it is called frequently.
- Directly return instead of setting AllowPlayerStagger to false, and afterwards checking a condition based on that variable again.
- Maybe you can replace the Time1 through Time5 variables with an array of 5 floats? don't remember if this is possible, if array properties work well. But if so, you can simply use (Stagger - 1) as index into the array to fetch the float to pass into Utility.Wait(), and you can skip all the comparsions of Stagger == 1, Stagger == 2, etc.


bb_pose_monitorpoisescript:
- There are a bunch of Global Variables, like VarUpdateTime. Are the values of these variables expected to change frequently? If not, I'd recommend trying to cache them in a local variable after calling GetValue() once, instead of calling GetValue() multiple times (especially avoid calling GetValue() multiple times within the same function/event for the same global variable).
- In Event OnHit(), I would rewrite

		if (StaminaPercentage < 0.5) && (StaminaPercentage >= 0.3)
			ExtraStuns = 1
		elseif (StaminaPercentage < 0.3) && (StaminaPercentage >= 0.1)
			ExtraStuns = 2
		elseif (StaminaPercentage < 0.1)
			ExtraStuns = 3
		endif

to:

		if (StaminaPercentage < 0.5)
			if(StaminaPercentage >= 0.3)
				ExtraStuns = 1
			elseif (StaminaPercentage >= 0.1)
				ExtraStuns = 2
			else
				ExtraStuns = 3
			endif
		endif

That'll sometimes save you a few redundant comparisons (especially when StaminaPercentage >= 0.5, will now only check one condition instead of 3)
- In Event OnHit(), the large block starting at line 328, there can be multiple consecutive calls to FunctionAggressor.GetEquippedItemType(0) (once for the condition

	if (FunctionAggressor.GetEquippedItemType(0) == 7)

and once for the condition

	elseif ((FunctionAggressor.GetEquippedItemType(0) == 0)

. Try calling it only once and storing the result in a variable.
- Same as above for Gauntlets.GetWeight()
- In StaggerFunction(), same comments as for the bb_pose_staggereffectscript script