Final Fantasy Hacktics

Fair enough, I will patiently wait for that version then and in the mean time just play the original mod. I really thank you for your work on this because all of the stuff you've done is extremely needed. I just can't bring myself to play the original script with all the buffs/nerfs and easiness of the US version of the original.

Edit: Do you have a lot more things you wanna do with this mod? I'm debating on just playing both but if you have things in the work for it I'd rather wait so I don't miss out. Also I started it up just to see and Algus is super bugged. Way different sprite, glitches out during cutscenes and has a different mini mug. 

That's really odd. I can't replicate the error you're getting. It works fine when I try it using the xdeltaUI program. Maybe there was an error with file corruption during download or decompression? Is anybody else encountering this error?

Excited to play this, but is the patch working properly? When I try to apply it using the Delta patcher I get the following errors. Didn't have this issue with the previous patch.

After months of work, version 1.2 is released! I'm happy with where the patch is at right now, and am probably going to focus on other projects for awhile, so the next update is probably a long ways away. Just fair warning. If there's something you'd like to see in the next update or you run into a problem feel free to let me know!

Quote from: TheSuzakuSeven on April 05, 2024, 10:07:34 pmHello, I'd love to play this but I'm one of the very few who actually like The War of The Lions script more and was wondering if you could make this compatible with The LionWar War of the Lions mod?

It's my preferred script as well, but I chose not to use it at first because TLWotL has a few more ASM hacks, and others that were moved, and last I checked, that caused them to have compatibility issues with some of the Quality of Life hacks.

It wasn't until I was done the bulk of the work on ReMixed that I finally got my foot in the door with ASM hacking - before then, I'd tried on several occasions to follow along with what the hacks were doing to attempt to sort of understand them, but couldn't - just because of different kinds of formatting and documentation, I think. Not knowing how to convert hex code to ASM, or named registers to standard ones, or how some offsets were relative to their sector while others were specific to RAM, meant that most of the hacks I tried to read or compare the code for were total gibberish to me, and without anything to anchor myself to while I tried to figure out the format, it went nowhere. But after being told about how some hacks' offsets do use RAM offsets that need no conversion, and after looking into a hack that was in the same format used by the wiki, things finally started to click.

Things snowballed from there, and now I'm quite comfortable making and editing ASM hacks. But making it with the WotL script would have required more work at the end, and I didn't want it to have to wait until the new year to release. I've also always wanted to have a toggle that the player can choose at the start, that picks between the two different scripts for events and changes units' name IDs and custom nicknames. Stuff like ability and location names would still be locked to only one option, but a separate Tactext patch if someone really wanted the original PSX stuff wouldn't be too much to have around.

So it's on the list, but because of the work that would be involved in it, and the work that was already involved in ReMixed, and a lot of other work that ended up wasted, I haven't had enough motivation to get started on it yet. I expect I will eventually, but I can't bring myself to start a task that'll take a few weeks to do when I've mostly just been knocking off a smaller one-night task once every week or two and haven't even been able to feel inspired enough to do slightly bigger things that would take about a day and a half or something.

Here. Attack bug if solved. I found that Friendly and Hostile didn't work as intented. It is solved too.

Yes Ultima is broken, nerfing it to not 1shot may be a good choice. But I personally want to discard it to gives the gameplay more variety. Not relying on Ultima for damage.

Halve MP is not completely OP on its own, but it easily breaks some skills. Increasing their MP cost will make them unuseable without Halve MP. Makes balancing too hard. Idk, my current approach is to disable it for now.

Bonus AP being picked almost everytime and no time to experiment with other privileges is a bad design, but disabling it will make AP gain too slow. So yeah, maybe its better to disable it and increasing base AP gain (or decreasing AP required).

There is no need to balance Turbo MP, just balance anything that gains more MP and Turbo MP wont be overpowered

Hello, I'd love to play this but I'm one of the very few who actually like The War of The Lions script more and was wondering if you could make this compatible with The LionWar War of the Lions mod?

Tested on the Wiistation Nintendo Wii emulator! Almost imperceptible frame drops, there are save bugs, as in the case when you do a savestate and when you decide to reset and use the common save, the characters disappear and the map doesn't move. In addition to crashing and a black screen. But just play as a common Ps1, without savestate and the game will unfold. I intend to finish it on the Wii to see if it really runs 100%.

Quote from: El Piedras on April 03, 2024, 10:33:51 pmFirst of all, thank you a lot for doing something like this and specially for releasing the resources. I understand most people around here hate the WotL text and this version of the hack is likely to receive a lot less attention/updates as a result, but there's a major issue I'd like to point out.

I noticed the resources pack of TLWoTL has a warning about FFTactext. From what I understand you basically are stuck with whatever text you patch the game since you can't save a .fftactext once you import the missing files from an already patched ISO. This is a big deal for me because I intend to change the numbers of several descriptions to match my balance changes, but want to use the non-engrish WotL translation as base.

I checked the resources of the regular 2.03 TLW and there isn't this warning so I assume FFTactext works fine there. I just wanted to ask if there's a possibility that FFTactext compatibility will be fixed in the future or if it's an inherent problem with the way some assets were translated to the WotL script. As much as I can't stand the original translation (not the "casual" style per se but rather the obvious mistakes and odd naming/wording choices), at this point I feel forced to get back to it since the one standalone WotL translation patch that I could find also renders FFTactext unusable...

You shouldnt be using tactext to do anything but patch, the text editor spreadsheet is where you edit the text.