(Suggestion) Removing the aggroe icon for monsters.

[Soukyuu]

If we go the "library" way, why not just implement a "scan" skill? It wouldn't cost much to use, and you would get all the info you might want. The skill could also be restricted, for example not being to get a complete info on a monster that is higher level than you or an NM.

And once you have scanned a monster, you'd be able to get the results without casting. Or better: on first scan it shows you a pop-up window with the stats and adds that info into a new menu item, e.g. Monster info, where you can browse through all the monsters you have scanned.

[Malakhim]

If we go the "library" way, why not just implement a "scan" skill? It wouldn't cost much to use, and you would get all the info you might want. The skill could also be restricted, for example not being to get a complete info on a monster that is higher level than you or an NM.

And once you have scanned a monster, you'd be able to get the results without casting. Or better: on first scan it shows you a pop-up window with the stats and adds that info into a new menu item, e.g. Monster info, where you can browse through all the monsters you have scanned.

This is actually a pretty cool idea.

It'd also give the obsessive compulsive(I.E. me... >.>) something to do.

[Linkurrra]

If we go the "library" way, why not just implement a "scan" skill? It wouldn't cost much to use, and you would get all the info you might want. The skill could also be restricted, for example not being to get a complete info on a monster that is higher level than you or an NM.

And once you have scanned a monster, you'd be able to get the results without casting. Or better: on first scan it shows you a pop-up window with the stats and adds that info into a new menu item, e.g. Monster info, where you can browse through all the monsters you have scanned.

Not quite where I was going with the library idea. I wanted to keep thing old world fantasy that the FF series is known for. Where the information gathered looked more like a book.

But it would be handy either way to just have access to this information in the game instead of having to resort to looking at a website for the same information! Why is Square so dead set in hiding this information?