Overview

The combat system will determine how players will use their team to compete in the battles. The battle’s components will contain several steps:

• Step 1 - Set up the team and team formation.
• Step 2 - Set up the card decks for both players.
• Step 3 - Battle Start - Define which unit will go first, first turn starts.
• Step 4 - Player’s turn to play available cards.
• Step 5 - All actions are concluded, end turn.
• Step 6 - Define the next unit will go, new turn starts.

Team Setup & Formation

1. Team Setup & Formation

• Players can bring up to 3 characters into the battle - also known as Units.

• Players can arrange their units in a Battle Formation (BF).

• The BF will be a diamond-shaped formation that contains 3 lines, each will have different slots amount:

  Front line - the first line of the formation and closest to the enemy’s unit and it has only 1 slot.

  • Mid line - the second line of the formation, has 2 slots.
  • Rear line - the third line of the formation, has only 1 slot.

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• Player’s formation will always be on the left side of the screen, facing the opponent’s formation which is on the right side of the screen.

Turn bar

• The turn bar will be used to define which unit will go first or which unit will go next.

• The turn bar will be measured by a measuring unit called Combat Readiness (CR). At the beginning of any turn, any unit that crosses the turn bar’s CR threshold or has the highest CR ratio will be selected to go first.

  Eg: In the first round, unit A of Player 1 has the highest CR threshold as 45% than the rest of the units from both players. It will be selected to go first.

• Character’s Speed will be used to calculate how many CR thresholds are completed by the characters (plus/subtract any modifier) to define who has reached the highest CR to go first in the next turn.

• Turn bar logics will be depended on the battle logic for Round-based or Unit-based