Then turn off Auto-battle. Seriously. That's what I did. It's an option. Makes the game A LOT more fun.Lvl 64 Klutz said:
Not sure why people miss it so much. It's like the people thinking FF12 was all auto battle when you had the option to make it more involved.
You know your right about that and I shouldn't have said it, but their is just something about this game. I hated it, the characters, the setting, the design, the slow poorly paced story, the encyclopedia they make you read just so you have a vague clue to what is going on.LostNumber said:
Funnily enought, that's very similar to what the auto-battle was. If gave you a combo, but it was never the most efficient one. In order to do more damage, you had to go into abilities yousrself and make the right combo.reddfawks said:
Well, you can configure the options so that you use abilities only. And yes, it actually is better than auto-battle because auto-battle, especially if you're using anything other than Commando or Ravager.Lvl 64 Klutz said:
Well, the game's linear nature was because of its story and engine. They just created Crystal Tools recently so they didn't have enough experience with the engine to make HD towns and a nonlinear game efficiently.Aurgelmir said:
Yes, I thought that was a good feature, as it was something I used quite a lot, but that's the thing, in Mass Effect, I used the codex because of my interest, and even anyone who rarely visits the codex can go through the majority of the game and still have a firm grasp of the world; it's just that the codex was there if you were interested. In XIII, however, I used it just to know what the hell was going on, and, while in Mass Effect they had exposition in conversation if you wanted it, in XIII they use fictional terms in game without any hint of what they are unless you go into the codex, so, until you get to a point where you can look it up, you're left confused as hell.Kopikatsu said:
Wow, the last part of that image really made me facepalm. Do people really assume just because Nomura did the character designs, he had full control over every aspect of the game, or what?Defense said:
Eh, it's true. I didn't know the encyclopedia thing even existed until about chapter 2 and I rarely used it. Generally I learned what most terms were simply by paying attention to the context is was used in, but I still didn't really understand anything until chapter 6 when it all started coming together for me.Jungy 365 said:
People tend to latch on to familiar names. Nomura is incredibly popular, so if he's part of the dev team for any game, anything that goes wrong MUST be his fault. Unless someone with an even bigger name is also on the dev team. Then it's split between them.CielTynave said:Wow, the last part of that image really made me facepalm. Do people really assume just because Nomura did the character designs, he had full control over every aspect of the game, or what?Defense said:
