Mythic psionic question

[CoI]

If you have the path ability that treats you as always focused, and you have mythic psionic shot (or one of its equivalents) and mythic psionic attack, do you get the +2 as well as the 4d6 per attack?

[Quintain]

Mythic or not, you cannot power more than one ability at a time by expending psionic focus.

[Air0r]

quoting the abilities would probably be helpful. I think there is a feat that lets you pick a single psionic feat and always count as focused for that feat. probably easier than going mythic.

[GM Rednal]

Quote:

Naturally Focused (Su): You do not lose your psionic focus when you sleep, lose consciousness, or enter a meditative trance, and you are always treated as having your focus for effects that require maintaining psionic focus. In addition, you can expend one use of mythic power as a free action when you expend your psionic focus to automatically regain psionic focus. This does not allow you to use two effects that require expending psionic focus on a single action.

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[CoI]

Benefit: While you maintain psionic focus, your attacks with a ranged weapon deal an extra 1 point of damage. Additionally, if you expend your psionic focus as part of an attack with a ranged weapon, that attack instead deals an extra 2d6 points of damage. You must decide whether or not to use this feat prior to making an attack. If your attack misses, you still expend your psionic focus.
The mythic version doubles the damage for each part, and psionic attack makes it apply to every attack that round. So assuming you have all of the above would that mean every attack that round does an additional 4d6+2 damage?

[Jeremy Smith]

To be clear, you have:

Feats
Point Blank Shot (Core Rulebook)
Psionic Shot (Ultimate Psionics)
Psionic Shot (Mythic) (Mythic Psionics)
Mythic Psionic Attacks (Mythic Psionics)

Overmind Path - Naturally Focused path ability

If you expend psionic focus as part of a ranged attack, you would gain 4d6+2 (4d6+3 if you are within 30 ft.) on all ranged attacks for that round.

[CoI]

That's what I thought. Thanks.