Modding => PSX FFT Hacking => Topic started by: Darkholme on December 24, 2013, 12:58:45 am
Title: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: Darkholme on December 24, 2013, 12:58:45 am
This is something I thought of that would be kindof neat, and as far as ASM hacks go, seems simple enough.
Increase the damage on rear and flank attacks, to something more similar to what's found in FFTA, and perhaps also an option to half way between the two.
In FFTA If I recall correctly, it's much more worthwhile to attack the enemy from the rear than it is in FFT. I think it would be neat if you could get more benefit out of better positioning.
Anyone up for it?
If you don't mindexplaining, I'd also be interested in seeing how you would accomplish such a thing. Figuring out what to change and where is something I don't quite understand.
Title: Re: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: formerdeathcorps on December 24, 2013, 01:09:44 am
In FFTA, it is hit chance, not damage, that increases from better positioning because enemy evasion follows this pattern: normal in the front 50% of normal from the side 25% of normal from the back
This hack already exists; check out the global C-EV hack. To have it mimic FFTA, simply set C-EV to at least 50.
Title: Re: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: Vanya on December 24, 2013, 11:29:06 pm
Aww. I was expecting a totally unreasonable request, like importing all the dress spheres from FFX-2 or Dualcasting or something interesting like that. :(
Title: Re: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: Darkholme on December 25, 2013, 12:24:44 am
Lmao.
Alright. I'll make an unreasonable request then.
One of you guys should import all of the monsters from Disgaea into FFT, and give them FFT appropriate stats.
Title: Re: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: Vanya on December 25, 2013, 03:23:17 pm
That's what I'm talkin' about! :D
Title: Re: A fairly small ASM Request.
Post by: 3lric on December 25, 2013, 08:01:36 pm
I converted these several years ago, cannot say that the alignment is correct as I never tested them, and I also think the walking frames may be out of order.