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Alright, I've now reached Stornwell, and discovered how to create my little party. I kind of assumed it would have been a forced little tutorial, but instead I stumbled upon it on my own. Anyhoo, is it recommended to use a full party of 4? Right now I'm using me, a mage, and a priest, and I was just wondering if it was okay to keep it a threesome or if I should just go ahead and bring the Warrior along with me as well. EDIT: Scratch that. Just figured out how to customize who you want instead of just choosing from the list of 3 that she provided. So now I have my happy team of Minstrel, Priest, Mage, and Martial Artist |
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@PandareusWow, really? Lame. Dragon Quest 8 was one of the best RPGs on the PS2. And considering how rampant that genre was on that system, that's saying a LOT. What kind of games were really popular on PS2? It got a lot of (*groan*) 'hardcore' support, yet games like the brilliant Okami bombed, Maximo bombed, Contra: Shattered Soldier had meager sales... and Dragon Quest 8 didn't even sell well until it was a budget title? WTF! The PS2 was a beast last gen... yet it's audience didn't seem to buy it's better games. I don't get it.... why? Anyone know how Vanillaware's "Odin Sphere" sold at the tail end of the PS2's lifespan? |
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