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Revision as of 14:53, 12 November 2020
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IntroductionSome of you may have been wondering about which battle system to use for your RPG Maker MZ game. After all, if you're going to design your game's battle system, you'll want to pick the right foundation for it from the start or else the problems will compound upon one another as the game project develops further. This article will highlight the key aspects to take into consideration when picking the battle system suited for your game. Difference ChartSince this is probably what many of you are looking for, I'll go ahead and include it towards the top of this article so that there's less need to search around.
NOTE*: The battle systems in the chart above do not show which battle systems are "better" than others by having more ✅check marks. The number of ✅check marks is irrelevant to whether or not a battle system is fit for your game. Instead, you should be looking at where those ✅checkmarks are in order to determine which battle systems best suits your game design style. In-Depth ExplanationsThe following sections will have in-depth explanations for each of the battle systems. Each section will cover the following:
Structure and Playstyle: This section will talk about the turn-based structure or tick-based structure of the battle system and why that matters to the mechanical structure of how the battle system functions. I will also talk about the playstyle that typically comes with the said battle system. Although this part is not to be set in stone, it will give an idea on what kinds of possible mechanics can be utilized to give you, the game dev, a better understanding of the battle system's potential. - Actions: This section will cover a few things, action processing, how multi-actions are handled (known in RPG Maker MZ as Action Times), and how action speed is handled. - Turns: Discussion of how turns work with this battle system, things to keep in mind of, and what techniques are there to utilize to make sure the gameplay experience is as good as it can be. - Visual Data: This section will talk about the visual data options that come with the battle system, why they're important, and how they can impact the player. - Mechanics and Gimmicks: If there are any mechanics and/or gimmicks that come with this battle system, explain them here. - End of Article |