what does the boosters do

[andreasaspenberg575]

please tell me quickly.

[funkystrawberries]

It literally tells you what it is when you click but:

f1- speed booster - 2x and 4x. They seem to get rid of sound effects in battle which is silly. FFIX didnt have this issue
f2 - supercharge - from what i had in FFIX is maxes out HP and MP as well as has permanent overdrive
f3 - no encounters
f4 - auto battle (why?)
f5 - turn of map image

[spikethedevil2]

There is also the other three you activate in one of the esc key menus.

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[TheEliminator]

Originally posted by funkystrawberries:

It literally tells you what it is when you click but:

f1- speed booster - 2x and 4x. They seem to get rid of sound effects in battle which is silly. FFIX didnt have this issue
f2 - supercharge - from what i had in FFIX is maxes out HP and MP as well as has permanent overdrive
f3 - no encounters
f4 - auto battle (why?)
f5 - turn of map image

The auto battle would be handy when combined with the speed booster to speed up the monster capture side quest.

[funkystrawberries]

Originally posted by TheEliminator:

Originally posted by funkystrawberries:

It literally tells you what it is when you click but:

f1- speed booster - 2x and 4x. They seem to get rid of sound effects in battle which is silly. FFIX didnt have this issue
f2 - supercharge - from what i had in FFIX is maxes out HP and MP as well as has permanent overdrive
f3 - no encounters
f4 - auto battle (why?)
f5 - turn of map image

The auto battle would be handy when combined with the speed booster to speed up the monster capture side quest.

I feel like with the speed booster I would still click the menu just as quickly as auto, and would auto run into the issue of using magic? (I honestly dont know I haven't gotten that far) - unless you're really determined to multi task while capturing?

[TheEliminator]

Typically in past playthroughs, I started the side quest when I was able to hit for 9999 with physical attacks so magic wasn't really a factor. Also magic runs the risk of killing a fiend which would be pretty annoying the case of capturing a tonberry.

[LadGaga]

Originally posted by funkystrawberries:

Originally posted by TheEliminator:

The auto battle would be handy when combined with the speed booster to speed up the monster capture side quest.

I feel like with the speed booster I would still click the menu just as quickly as auto, and would auto run into the issue of using magic? (I honestly dont know I haven't gotten that far) - unless you're really determined to multi task while capturing?

Auto battle literally just uses basic attack command. It's perfect for capturing quest with other boosters activated yes.

[funkystrawberries]

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

Originally posted by funkystrawberries:

I feel like with the speed booster I would still click the menu just as quickly as auto, and would auto run into the issue of using magic? (I honestly dont know I haven't gotten that far) - unless you're really determined to multi task while capturing?

Auto battle literally just uses basic attack command. It's perfect for capturing quest with other boosters activated yes.

Good to know. Thanks!

[Marcycle]

I haven't tried this yet, but if you go into settings and set your battle cursor position to "memory" instead of "default," you can probably use spells with auto battle