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Keroko · 2009-10-30, 06:47

Turn based algorithms actually improve on the fluidity of the action. If it's hack and slash, there is the danger of wild waving of the swords in air and a lack of choreography because the differing inputs don't react to one another.

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Keroko Adeptus Animus Author Join Date: Jan 2007 Age: 36	Turn based algorithms actually improve on the fluidity of the action. If it's hack and slash, there is the danger of wild waving of the swords in air and a lack of choreography because the differing inputs don't react to one another.