Battles are too slow!!!!

[bibaspes]

12 hours in the game... And I'm really annoyed about battle system. Animations are too long, can't even skip special moves. Game require lot of grinding, and i LOVE gind. But slow animations make me sick. Speed-up option in menu would be really cool. Anyone feeling this too?

[Von Wolf]

Why are you in such a rush?

[bibaspes]

Originally posted by HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!:

Why are you in such a rush?

Not rushing, just tired to watch same animations, especaly whhen running through the dungeon 5th time, killing same mobs with same strats

[Vicious]

Cheat Engine > Enable Speedhack

it's a godsend.

[ArtificialRaven]

Originally posted by YourWaifu:

Originally posted by HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!:

Why are you in such a rush?

Not rushing, just tired to watch same animations, especaly whhen running through the dungeon 5th time, killing same mobs with same strats

Welcome to the classic JRPG format, just as advertised.

[Wyrtt]

Originally posted by Vicious:

Cheat Engine > Enable Speedhack

it's a godsend.

X3-X5 FOR ALL GAMES. That how I play them

[Vicious]

Originally posted by ArtificialRaven:

Originally posted by YourWaifu:

Not rushing, just tired to watch same animations, especaly whhen running through the dungeon 5th time, killing same mobs with same strats

Welcome to the classic JRPG format, just as advertised.

Except, most "classic JRPGs" are either adding mechanics to make battles shorter, or straight up speed options ala every Final Fantasy rerelease.

And then there's the Bravely Default/Second games, which have damn near perfect battle ssytems.

Devs are realizng that making people atch the same animations over and over isn't fun. For anyone. Ever.

[Dorok]

Sure remove animations from modern turn based games and good luck sell any. :-)

[Dorok]

Originally posted by Vicious:

or straight up speed options ala every Final Fantasy rerelease.

What are you saying? Even rather old FF started use timed turn based system, no way you could change the animation that are part of the turn time, you have to wait the animation or look weirdly at a static screen so the time elapse.

[Vicious]

Originally posted by Dorok:

Originally posted by Vicious:

or straight up speed options ala every Final Fantasy rerelease.

What are you saying? Even rather old FF started use timed turn based system, no way you could change the animation that are part of the turn time, you have to wait the animation or look weirdly at a static screen so the time elapse.

Wat.

Play literally any of the steam rereleases past 7.

Is this your first video game?

[Dorok]

Originally posted by Vicious:

Originally posted by Dorok:

What are you saying? Even rather old FF started use timed turn based system, no way you could change the animation that are part of the turn time, you have to wait the animation or look weirdly at a static screen so the time elapse.

Wat.

Play literally any of the steam rereleases past 7.

Is this your first video game?

The 7? That's what you name old? For me that's modern FF that started past the 7. :-)

So older but at least not the first, started used timed turns, no way you cn remove animations for them. I didn't knew they never used again timed turns, frankly the series is too grinding for me.

[Dorok]

http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Battle_system

Well you really played the whole series with animations skipped?

[Vicious]

... Wat

[Dorok]

Read: "The Active Time Battle (ATB) system was designed by Hiroyuki Ito and was the first battle system to receive a dedicated name. It shares many attributes with the original system, but adds the dimension of timing for commands. An ATB gauge tracks when party members are going to act. When the gauge is full, members perform an action. In later games and/or remakes, some actions have an additional wait time, such as casting spells or using special abilities. "

Disable animations with such system makes no sense, and it started with FF IV, I didn't bother list those using it too, obviously from this comment more than one.

[Vicious]

Do..

Do you understand how a speed up function works? What are you doing?