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Fantasy series of games made by Square Enix is known for the strength
of graphic and story, using the battle system turn based or alternate
between player and opponent. However,
there is a hint that Squeenix will leave this battle system and begin
to look stylish "Action RPG" which are considered was his day.
It was phrased Producer-2 Final Fantasy XIII, Yoshinori Kitase told Edge in a recent interview. He commented on the emergence of Action RPG trend emerging within the last few months. Some examples of action RPG from the west, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
"A trend ... if you ignore the consequences of their own responsibility," commented Kitase in the interview. He also added that a franchise does not close the door for changes in it, including the battle system.
In global markets, Kitase admitted that RPG players began to shift from turn-based systems become more directly in the action-RPG. Action RPG itself can be defined as a battle system that puts the player who has full control over his character.
He does not need to wait their turn to attack and vice versa should also be prepared with an enemy that can strike at any time. This system is mostly used by the RPG from the west who now dominate the market like the example above. Turn-based system itself is characteristic of the Final Fantasy series since the first sequel.
With this system, the player gives an instruction to each character before half the battle starts, good attack, survive, or cast magic. Since the FF VI, this system evolved into the Active Time Battle (ATB), which makes the system more dynamic with the characters that have attributes that first faster action.
ATB remained basically turn-based. Until the series in the current generation consoles, the system is still used though it was polished so it is not too obvious. Unclear, if this plan is realized, is not necessarily acceptable to fans.
Given the Final Fantasy series has a strong support base, the usual start up fanatics. It could be that the battle system changes caused controversy among fans
It was phrased Producer-2 Final Fantasy XIII, Yoshinori Kitase told Edge in a recent interview. He commented on the emergence of Action RPG trend emerging within the last few months. Some examples of action RPG from the west, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
"A trend ... if you ignore the consequences of their own responsibility," commented Kitase in the interview. He also added that a franchise does not close the door for changes in it, including the battle system.
In global markets, Kitase admitted that RPG players began to shift from turn-based systems become more directly in the action-RPG. Action RPG itself can be defined as a battle system that puts the player who has full control over his character.
He does not need to wait their turn to attack and vice versa should also be prepared with an enemy that can strike at any time. This system is mostly used by the RPG from the west who now dominate the market like the example above. Turn-based system itself is characteristic of the Final Fantasy series since the first sequel.
With this system, the player gives an instruction to each character before half the battle starts, good attack, survive, or cast magic. Since the FF VI, this system evolved into the Active Time Battle (ATB), which makes the system more dynamic with the characters that have attributes that first faster action.
ATB remained basically turn-based. Until the series in the current generation consoles, the system is still used though it was polished so it is not too obvious. Unclear, if this plan is realized, is not necessarily acceptable to fans.
Given the Final Fantasy series has a strong support base, the usual start up fanatics. It could be that the battle system changes caused controversy among fans
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