Active Dimension Battle

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First appearing in Final Fantasy XII, the ADB system is a cross between the ATB (Active Time Battle) system used in offline Final Fantasy games and the RTB (Real-Time Battle) system used in the online Final Fantasy XI.

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Hiroyuki Ito is the creator of Active Dimension Battle. The system name is officially abbreviated to ADB. First appearing in Final Fantasy XII, the ADB system is a cross between the ATB (Active Time Battle) system used in offline Final Fantasy games and the RTB (Real-Time Battle) system used in the online Final Fantasy XI. In ADB, the battles are seamless, with no battle transitions or separate battle maps. The gameplay mechanics of ADB are a mixture of Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Final Fantasy XI. A major feature in games that use ADB is Auto-Attack replacing manually entering basic attacks.

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• Final Fantasy XII (Game)
• The Last Story (Game)
• White Knight Chronicles II (Game)
• White Knight Chronicles: International Edition (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna - The Golden Country (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles X (Game)

Concept details

Name

Active Dimension Battle

Aliases

ADB

Games

• Final Fantasy XII (Game)
• The Last Story (Game)
• White Knight Chronicles II (Game)
• White Knight Chronicles: International Edition (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna - The Golden Country (Game)
• Xenoblade Chronicles X (Game)
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Franchises

• Has franchises: Final Fantasy (Franchise), Ivalice Alliance (Franchise)

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People

• Has people: Hiroyuki Itou (Person)

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