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OK, so the ATB decrements with 1 each tick, right???yes, also a "tick" takes about 3-5 frames usually for me
after thinking about this some more, probably not that good..Quotehow about without directly attacking him?Good strategy Praetarius5018. This allows 9999 hit at lower levels and will not require max level. The animations will most likely be much longer then Goblin Kick, but never the less 100% solid strategy!
reflect on party + multitarget Firaga on party comes to mind
Enuo trough a clever design is the only boss with HP > 65k. For a regular player Enuo is 120k boss (see even with the limited engine and a bit of creativity they could overcome their own limitations).If THAT counts why not (Neo) X-Death?
As you may see Enuo is nothing special stat wise/protection, yet everything is so well balanced, the battle is so well designed that regardless what you will throw at him, there is no 1-2 round win.Or on the flipside, it doesn't matter what you throw at him - so the fun of finding a whole in his defenses and formulating a strategy around that is out...
I've no statistics but certainly way too many bosses everywhere.Design wise Enuo always reminds me of those lazy rpgmaker bosses, max stats, immune to everything.Very true. But that kind of lazy artificially-difficulted bosses are not exclusive from amateur RPGMaker users.
Penance from FFX is an archetype of max-stated-inmune-to-everything-boss. You can only beat it with high stated characters or using a kill-everything technique... such a disappointing opponent.
Regardless current battle engine is good enough. With a little bit of creativeness and maybe few tweaks in the design you can produce an interesting boss battle like Enuo.Could you please elaborate what makes Enuo interesting to you?
maker - if already done my proposed change, does that count?Excuse me, but do you mean too hard for the player or the maker?Wow, that was a slip of the tongue. In this case, both.
I don't know if FF5 made it easy, but in FF6 it was made to be very easy. It uses indexing for stats, and all we had to do was check to see if our index was at least 8. If it was, we knew it was a monster and could check the third byte and do the special checks. Unfortunately, the checks are everywhere cause FF6 is a mess. I am merely speculating if FF5 would be easier to do this with, since FF5 is just a less-sophisticated version of FF6, engine-wise.I don't know if the underlying engine is really that much less sophisticated but it is often a total mess still (or already).