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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' | ||
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| =====Damage Calculation.===== | =====Damage Calculation.===== | ||
| Refer to [[https:// | Refer to [[https:// | ||
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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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