07-15-2018, 02:49 PM
Amendment to my last post:
Moves that can be charged for X seconds OR Y seconds cost the same as moves that can be charged from X seconds to Y seconds. So when you've got a move with a basic version, and then a variable charge option, it will only cost 600 OM of the basic version is essentially the same as the charged version - but just for a small charge time.
Yes, it is.
-> If you want. It doesn't really matter. You can make the foddery choice to let the max charge time be equal to your ATK*2 in seconds or something. While someone else with 0 ATK could just say "yeah, I can charge this up to 30 seconds". Or you could even use level as a parameter.
-> -> I don't quite follow here. If you want a move to impact another move, it's better to just make it a variant. Anyway, I don't see why you'd need a move to let you charge a move with a variable charge time even longer when you can just increase the numbers in that original move.
Moves that can be charged for X seconds OR Y seconds cost the same as moves that can be charged from X seconds to Y seconds. So when you've got a move with a basic version, and then a variable charge option, it will only cost 600 OM of the basic version is essentially the same as the charged version - but just for a small charge time.
(07-15-2018, 02:26 PM)Little Ghost Wrote: Is a maximum charge-time needed?
-> If yes, could said max time be based on stats?
-> -> If no, could a separate move be used to initiate a extra overcharged version, without it being a Super Attack?
Yes, it is.
-> If you want. It doesn't really matter. You can make the foddery choice to let the max charge time be equal to your ATK*2 in seconds or something. While someone else with 0 ATK could just say "yeah, I can charge this up to 30 seconds". Or you could even use level as a parameter.
-> -> I don't quite follow here. If you want a move to impact another move, it's better to just make it a variant. Anyway, I don't see why you'd need a move to let you charge a move with a variable charge time even longer when you can just increase the numbers in that original move.