Final Fantasy Hacktics

General => Bugs and Suggestions => Topic started by: hazeck on June 27, 2016, 10:58:02 am

Title: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: hazeck on June 27, 2016, 10:58:02 am
I don't know if someone ever asked for this, but why don't share custom creations using gameshark only?
Title: Re: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: Nyzer on June 27, 2016, 04:17:10 pm
... Inserting custom characters into games via gameshark alone? Dude, you're asking the equivalent of "why don't you build a house using a sewing needle and thread?" Have you ever looked at what the average Gameshark codes can do? 'Cause they definitely don't do that.
Title: Re: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: Kaijyuu on June 27, 2016, 06:15:54 pm
While the patcher can generate gameshark codes, this does tend to be a rather inefficient way of handing data over to others, yes. It's easier to just link a patch.
Title: Re: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: Angel on July 06, 2016, 06:57:33 am
Late to reply, but remember that on console, original Gameshark has a 15 line limit per code. PCSX-R has a line limit per game. Then there's pSX, with no official support. Why not make this site inaccessible to anyone not using Windows 3.1 and Netscape Navigator while we're at it?
Title: Re: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: Kaijyuu on July 06, 2016, 02:13:49 pm
hey no dissing netscape
Title: Re: Custom Character Formulas.
Post by: Darkholme on July 15, 2016, 07:50:30 pm
Back in the early 2000s, before ffhacktics was a thing, I used to hack the hell out of my PSX fft using a game shark.

I remember making several named NPCs recruitable (wiegraf), changing how moves work, etc.

It was a ton of work to come up with the codes, and a ton of work to enter them into the game shark.

Using patches is much better, and the game plays, looks, and runs way better on a PC anyways. If you want a PlayStation controller, you can use 4 dualshock 3s/4s with a $10 Bluetooth adapter and the proper drivers. If you want a dualshock 1/2, they have adapters for that.

Expecting people to share hacks as game shark codes is ridiculous. You can accomplish so much more, and share it infinitely easier using patches than you ever could using GameShark codes.