Skip turn button in battles

I've thought the same feature would be useful for similar reasons.

This could get abused a lot, I have thought about it myself but there would have to be a limit on how many you can do a game or something! The worst is coming up against a counter character as a last man standing and your character's turn is up but they have hardly any health left so you have to attack knowing that you are pretty much killing your own character :|

That's called tactics... I would love to see a skip turn option.

That would get abused in GW to make sure all your abilities were cooled down before the next round.

"Ivan_Drago;275776" wrote:
Of course NO. AI is dumb enough already. Skip turn would give a huge advantage to the player against the AI, which is not needed.

The thing is, though, is a form of skip turn has generally been a staple in RPGs like this since forever. Usually, back in the day, you had a defend option that would mitigate damage for characters.

Now, I don't know about defending, but I do know it is quite annoying when I have character that is low on health in which the only thing they can do is attack, and I know they are going to die the next time he attacks the lone counter character left. Especially when I have a healer right behind him ready to heal.

I don't why a skip button is more abusive than a retreat button (which we already have).

"Devour;275856" wrote:
Ooooohhhhhh a skip button that uses 50 crystals, then 100, then 200.....

That is a great idea you have there.

Pretty sure this forum post cost me 50 crystals.

No. For same reason as toukai
Stop asking for everything to be handed to you

No, emphatically, no.

As an aside what happened to our culture that everyone expects and demands that everything be virtually handed to them with the minimum of effort?

Can you skip a turn in monopoly? Risk? Chutes and ladders?
Taking a turn can be a risk. That's EXACTLY part of the game.
If you can't use a solid strategy to avoid such problems, then you aren't really playing the game.
Of course the suggestion comes from a whale that would rather pay to win, rather than use skill.