Auto-battle

[?]

That always matters for me in games like this - is there an auto-battle?

All turn-based games in the world are divided into exactly 2 types.

The first are those where the lack of an auto-battle does not bother or bothers, but is bearable.
This is Phoenix Point or X-COM for example, because of their specific combat.
Divinity Original Sin 2, because there almost every fight is well-directed manually, unique and does not get boring.

The second are ALWAYS have a bunch of filler fights, random encounters and other despondency.
For example, Solata Crown of the Magister: it becomes stuffy quite quickly and for half the game there is only one fight that is really memorable (Aksha).

So, is there an auto-battle and what type does this game belong to?

[roach]

there is absolutely nothing like what you describe in this game, it would completely ruin the game. hope that helps.

[Little Strawberry]

There's a mod that gives all of your characters a battle AI so they fight on their own, like Pathfinder basically.

[larhtas]

Originally posted by 󠀡󠀡:

The term autobattle is mostly used in 4x strategy games and almost always means that an algorithm determines the outcome of a battle while using (hidden) stats of the involved units. Autobattle resolves the battle almost instantaniously, no user input is required and only the result of the battle is displayed.

JA 3 has this kind of autobattle because fights can get very repetitive. BG 3 belongs to your first category.

So:

Originally posted by ?:

Originally posted by larhtas:

number of game in this list that use auto-battler : 0

Pathfinder and Pillars does have it and a good one actually

Where Pathfinder and Pillars 2 does have this?
I have never seen this option in those games.

[LordNibbler]

Combat happens only on foot, no automobiles are involved at any point in the game.

[Marmottty]

Originally posted by LordNibbler:

Combat happens only on foot, no automobiles are involved at any point in the game.

:D

I understand better what OP meant.