Battle

Introduction

First and foremost, if you are new to FGA - you have come to the right place.

This battle section is strictly for FGA Battle Configuration.

Video Introduction

Please be warned it is a bit outdated, but it should give you a general idea of how to setup FGA for yourself.

FGA Tutorial - Build 1437

Battle Configs

Assuming you have watched the video introduction, this section will go more in-depth tutorial on setting up a battle config.

This in-depth tutorial will cover on creating scripts that will use 'Skills', 'NP', 'Command Cards' and 'Pick Supports'.

Step 1

Find the below icon and label and select it.

Step 2

Create new script by tapping this icon

Step 3

Give your script a name You can also add a special note (optional) to your script.

The note can be anything like which servants are apart the team you use this script on and so on

Step 4

This is where you'll create your commands that FGA will use in battle. When creating a battle script, you have to remember that servant positions are important.

Each servant in your party will be given a number from 1 to 6, first to last.

1. For your reference, look at the images below on how to map with FGA.

2. a) When creating scripts 'Skills' and 'NP', you create by basing on your servant positions with each skill is represented by a letter on the command creator.

2. b) Skills that are targetable will use the servants position number to apply the skill to them

3. Like your servants, enemies also have a number and can be targeted too.

4) Noble Phantasm (NP) use your servants position.

Note: NP can be used in any order. Keep in mind, they will be used in the order you choose them.

5. a) Master skills is handled the same way for all 'Mystic Codes' with an exception to the plugsuit.

5. b) The l command should not be used when using the plugsuit mystic code. Instead, the plugsuit order change command should be used with

6. This step will cover both wave and turn options.

A wave or battle that's displayed in the top right corner

After settings your skills or NPs for a wave you can switch to the next wave by pressing this "Next Wave" button.

Take note of the symbol above. This will indicate that you've skipped to the next wave.

By wave skipping, you're telling FGA that you don't want do anything else until you're on the next wave.

Be warned that if you use the next wave button then any skill you use after that will only activate during the next wave so make sure you check over your script to see if you have made any mistakes.

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Turns are indicated by this symbol Turn skipping can't be use to switch to the next wave and vice versa.

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Example of FGA Battle Config setup and used

I recommend opening the video below for reference before continuing this FGA Battle Config guide. FGA Config setup and used video

Example command from video:

Additional Battle Config (optional)

1. Materials is use in combination with another setting in the pop up menu that will be covered later for when you want to farm a specific material.

2. How the spam option works https://github.com/Fate-Grand-Automata/FGA/issues/510

3. If you play in multiple servers you can make your scripts only show up only for that specific server in the pop up menu when you're in-game.

4. You can assign one of the party slots to your scripts so that whenever you start FGA, it will check if your last use party is on the right slot and switch to the right one if it's not.

5. Card Priority is an optional feature. Please note, you do not have to set them everytime you're making a new script.

For those uninterested in Card Priority, please search for the text "End Card Priority explanation" (Ctrl + F) and proceed forward.

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Card Priority is used to tell FGA how to handle face cards. With cards in the high will have priority usage over cards on the low end (WB = Weak Buster, WA = Weak Art, RB = Resist Buster, RA = Resist Art, RQ = Resist Quick)

Cards can be changed around for different use case eg:

• For Buster cards priority:
• For charging NP with face cards (Arts cards priority):
• For stars (Quick cards priority):

If you want to have different card priority for different waves, then you can add more waves and rearrange the card priority to your liking.

Otherwise, the default will be used throughout all waves, so if you want the same priority, you will only need to just setup the wave 1 priority option OR leave it as it is.

Hence, there is no reason to add more if you're not gonna use it for something different.

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• Servant Priority is an optional feature under Card Priority.

For more details on how Servant Priority works - https://github.com/Fate-Grand-Automata/FGA/issues/730

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• Brave Chain There are only 3 options for brace chains unless you use Servant Priority.

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• Rearrange Cards feature

FGA reads face cards from left to right, starting from the right corner to the left.

Turning on 'Rearrange cards' will flip the order of how FGA reads cards from left > right to right < left

Then, FGA will pick the first card that matches the settings in card priority in that order.

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End Card Priority explanation.

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• Support Selection