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Posted By: RPGamer Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 2349	Oh yeah!!!! I like it when there are limited characters so that way you dont have to train a s**t load of people and like on ffx you can switch them during battle for different monsters
Posted By: Timbo Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 2644	Whatever Works! As long as it works with the gameplay well, then thats fine by me.
Posted By: Serge Croft Posted On: Feb 5, 2005 Views: 3070	The thing is Variety I like games with lots and lots of characters (But not with hundreds like Suikoden) because they have various possibilities, like, more option in the boss estrategy, they give the possibility to some ROCKIN' side-quests, and you're always willing to have plenty of'em.I just can't get enough of games like that.But that doesn't mean I don't play games like Terranigma, Final Fantasy.But games like that makes me bored if they have a small number of characters.But, it's just my opinion and I hope someone will agree with me.I create a nez character for my soty everyday, so you can see me. (I know to draw manga.Please e-mail me if you agree with me!Okay?Bye!
Posted By: Lady Pyrefly Posted On: Jan 30, 2005 Views: 1717	Oooh....bloodshed... Haha. I think the parties with limited characters are the best because it allows you to customize them, so one character is good with magic, another is a fighter... it's just better that way. ^_^
Posted By: Bleulockemoer Posted On: Jan 28, 2005 Views: 1489	3 is the magic number I like games where you get only three main characters. You can develop them equally and make a lean mean fighting machine. For example (though not a good one), FFX-2 had only three characters, so I managed to make some hostile parties.
Posted By: Setz Posted On: Jan 26, 2005 Views: 1211	One only. :P I find that games with only one member at a time is awesome. Such games as Parasite Eve, Dragon Warrior. Sometimes, it gets difficult however; and it's hard to accomplish very difficult stages.
Posted By: Maximus1 Posted On: Jan 25, 2005 Views: 1089	5-7, give or take hydro_dragon is right on the money- having a balanced number of characters gives you time to develop all of them, although the two mains will obviously get more screen time (thinking of FF). Usually, a good number is twice that of your maximum party because 1. It gives you diversity of skill 2. It gives the opportunity to split into two groups without weakening you at all. This is very fun in the final dungeon. PS: NO MORE 'pure cutesy' characters, unless they actually have something relevant to do with the plot. Peco good, Razzly bad.
Posted By: hydro_dragoon Posted On: Jan 24, 2005 Views: 1121	Any of them I like any of them, but less characters are a little better, because there can be a better character development and is easier to be able to use all of them (something i like to do). But all in all, if it has a good story and gameplay, i dont care much about anything else (unless its horrendous).
Posted By: PV-chan Posted On: Jan 24, 2005 Views: 1040	Lots of characters! In my opinon, the more characters, the better! That way, if I hate a given character, I don't have to play as them. (I'm looking at YOU, Precis.)
Posted By: Dalton of Zeal Posted On: Jan 24, 2005 Views: 1004	Less is more I prefer RPGs with small parties, or ones where there are around 8-12 team members, but they switch in and out of your team at certain points in the game (FF4).
Posted By: Ruckus Posted On: Jan 23, 2005 Views: 956	numero uno It's definitely gotta be a lone hero. It simplifies (or complicates in the good way) battles so much: you can manually move around and show some real dodging skill, and it's much easier to watch out for a single hide. On top of that, if the hero needs to take an alternate route from his/her "party", you don't need to worry about interrupting the story flow - you're always the mover and shaker!