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secret_boss [2020/01/12 00:32] – [Relative Agility] simbusecret_boss [2020/01/12 05:21] simbu
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 =====The FF4 Battle System ===== =====The FF4 Battle System =====
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 +Current Suggested improvements...\\
 +Reference damage per hit to accuracy (ie the defense sword versus white spear problem)\\
 +Add in sub wiki pages for the extra details instead of referencing other's guides (problem with originality of data?).\\
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 =====Damage Calculation.===== =====Damage Calculation.=====
 Refer to [[https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/522596-final-fantasy-ii/faqs/54945|The algorithms guide]] for more details on the exact calculations. Most of this information is referenced from here. \\ Refer to [[https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/522596-final-fantasy-ii/faqs/54945|The algorithms guide]] for more details on the exact calculations. Most of this information is referenced from here. \\
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 ====Extra Notes==== ====Extra Notes====
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 ===Backrow=== ===Backrow===
 The backrow bit is the games flag for using a long range weapon. No enemies have this bit, and for the SNES version of FF4, once the bit is set, it can’t be removed. This means if you equip a backrow weapon, such as the dwarf axe, then you don’t lose accuracy for being in the backrow for the rest of the game. \\ The backrow bit is the games flag for using a long range weapon. No enemies have this bit, and for the SNES version of FF4, once the bit is set, it can’t be removed. This means if you equip a backrow weapon, such as the dwarf axe, then you don’t lose accuracy for being in the backrow for the rest of the game. \\
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 Noting that FF4 runs at 60 frames per second (ideally) at BS 6 you have ATB tick per second, while at BS 1 have 7-8 ATB ticks per second. While animations do stop the timer, assuming you take half a second to input a command on BS 1, thats 3-4 atb ticks gone, so if really need an atb advantage, especially early in a fight, you might need to turn this speed down.  Noting that FF4 runs at 60 frames per second (ideally) at BS 6 you have ATB tick per second, while at BS 1 have 7-8 ATB ticks per second. While animations do stop the timer, assuming you take half a second to input a command on BS 1, thats 3-4 atb ticks gone, so if really need an atb advantage, especially early in a fight, you might need to turn this speed down. 
 ==== Practical Take-aways ==== ==== Practical Take-aways ====
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 If you need your characters to be as fast as the enemy, putting your slowest character in the middle will usually work. You might even try a dwarf axe, drain sword, or cursed ring to slow them down more.\\ If you need your characters to be as fast as the enemy, putting your slowest character in the middle will usually work. You might even try a dwarf axe, drain sword, or cursed ring to slow them down more.\\
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