I'm just going to say each grid is 16x16 to simplify things - meaning enemy grid and player grid. I'll try and hash it out a bit going off of reading all of these plugins features. This will give you extensive control over skills, more importantly - it will allow you to check conditions to see if a skill is usable This allows more control over selecting enemies, this will allow you to select enemies based on conditions. This adds a lot of ways to manipulate enemy AI, the biggest change is that enemies make their fighting decisions when it's their turn to attack - instead of at the end of the players turn: This adds the feature for enemies to be animated: This is used for adding several clearly defined steps of animation and effects: This is used for adding several clearly defined steps into player movement during combat: This is used for adding several clearly defined steps into mechanical actions: This adds a large amount of control and optimization to the current battle system: I have some time so I can make a very basic outline on how this may be done: There is an IMMENSE amount of opportunities. I encourage you to check out this plugin list, the second batch of entries are all about battle plugins. With that grid and movement in place, you would likely only need range checks for individual attacks and skills to see when or not they can land a hit. However, there are several plugins that allow an immense amount of customisation in the battle system, adding a grid and an action to move on this grid (with collision checks etc.) would be more that possible. I was thinking of the Active Turn Battle system, and the Charge Turn Battle system that Yanfly released. It just opens a lot of doors for good design.ДЄhhh it appears I was wrong! lmao. Instead you can take the core of the engine, strip it of the features you don't like - then replace the features with intelligent programming and eventing. Honestly, the best part about all of these plugins is the ability to remove the overly convoluted systems set in place by default. I was able to put together many concepts for changing the game from just spending a few days reading up on various plugins and how they're used. It's simply worth 80$ because the community surrounding it is absolutely fantastic.ДЄnyways, I have extensive experience with RPG maker VX but I have yet to dive in to MV simply because I can't afford it at the moment (and the idea of an mmo is taking me over). It simply takes smart engineering and using the tools available to you. With the ability to call common events with a key bind, it allows for overworld combat to become possible.

With just one or two of the plugins listed, you can radically change your game. With the ability to change all your keybindings, call common events from the overworld using keybindings, stop events from moving with a simple, construct your own GUI using clickable Common Events that display locked to screen, the main menu manager for simply disabling unneeded entries, the script to add common events to the menu as list options, the banter plugin that allows for idle chat displayed to your choosing, literally plugins for customizing every aspect of the game to the nit picky grind. ^ This plugin list alone unlocks SEVERAL functions to program very interesting traits into your game. Not to mention the fact that it's already compatible with iOS and Android. I might as well go on a rant here for you insteadД«asically RPG maker MV no longer has restrictions - it's WELL worth the 80$.

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