Puzzle combat

How to move from bubble to bubble to make it to the other side safely. There are also pillar platforms that crack once the player jumps on them, so the player needs to jump on the platforms without jumping on the same one twice. This one got twisted in a few places where the player actually needs to jump back to the cracked pillar in order to fall to an area they cannot reach otherwise.The Tales series is a bit hit or miss with older games having more puzzles than newer ones. Some of the older games used a puzzle tool called the Sorcerer's Ring that could shoot a small projectile to hit switches and activate devices. Tales of Symphonia was the most creative with it and had devices in most dungeons that changes the ring's function to match the style of the dungeon, so each one had themed puzzles that were different from the ones in other dungeons (mostly, there's always some block pushing).I think the point of puzzles in RPGs is to give the player a break from combat while still keeping them engaged. There are plenty of comments regarding the newer Tales games as having "lazy" level design since the dungeons are more like combat corridors with few puzzles. Final Fantasy VII is also fondly remembered for challenging the player with short mini-games that make each area more memorable, while Final Fantasy XIII is often remembered for having the player just walk to the next cutscene. You don't need some Sudoku puzzle or riddle that might frustrate the player. Just something short and sweet that tests the player's creativity a little. Last edited: Jul 29, 2020 #20 In simplest form, I'd say a puzzle is anything that makes you think before you can proceed.

Cut skill to be able to use by a player. And time-consuming for players!Cut skill is a normal combat skill and Cut skill is out of battle skill too. I see why you confused. It is a combination I guess, but I just refer to out of battle learned skill and get a headache to solve it. @TheoAllen, if you get lost just look at the Fandom web for the clues/solutions. I remember in the past about we talk about blocking the progression of gameplay.It might easy for you depending on the critical think skill of each individual I guess. Last edited: Jul 24, 2020 #10 A puzzle in an RPG is anything you have to solve in order to progress (progress applying to side/hidden content as well). I think something as simple as a "find the keys to open the door" can be considered a rudimentary puzzle.If I had to divide puzzles into categories:Environment puzzles: this is stuff like push and slide puzzles where you have to work with the map to complete them.Logic puzzles: This usually involves figuring something out through deductive reasoning. Something like solving a murder mystery could be considered a logic puzzle imo.Math puzzles: This can be anything from solving a cipher to get a door code to just straight up math. These tend to be less popular in my experience, since if it's too hard you'll have people just look through a walk-through to get the answer (Potentially true for all puzzles, particularly for math puzzles, though).Pattern puzzles: This could be a jigsaw puzzle, or it could be seeing flashing lights and then translating the order the flashing lights go off to a series of button presses in a particular order.I could think of more categories, but that's what comes to mind. I don't think there needs to be only one right answer to be a puzzle either. #11 The normal attack cut skill and the outside battle skill. I refer to the out of battle aspect. Yes, I was specifically talking about the out of combat function as well. When I mentioned the

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