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| View Poll Results: Regarding the five member parties... | |||
| FFIV would've been better off with four member parties. | | 1 | 2.63% |
| Five member parties are good but the row system FFIV used wasn't. | | 8 | 21.05% |
| Five member parties and the FFIV row system were good. It should've been in other FFs though. | | 12 | 31.58% |
| Five member parties and the FFIV row system were good. They wouldn't fit well for other FFs though. | | 17 | 44.74% |
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#17 I loved the 5 person set-up, it made for interesting party set ups and made for much more interesting battles. I personally hated the 3 man party set up with a passion and though most of the later FFs could of really used more party members to make the battles more interesting and enjoyable. |
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| | Although I enjoyed being able to use five characters in battle, the row system was too awkward. I would've preferred to have been able to put more characters in the back row, for example. It did offer a nice challenge though, and FFX is similar in a way - you can mostly bring out any party member in battle, just not more than three at a time. |
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| | I liked it. I know it have much use in FFV so the ditched it, but in FF VI the fact that your party had tobe restricted to 4 people was pulling enough weight that you had to split up for no real reason. It shoul've been used more. As for the rowing system, yeah I think it made sense. You can't really defend four people with one guy so putting more people in the back would be silly. I don't see why they restriched the other way around. |
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| Senior Site Staff Administrator | Do you think that Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy VII, and Final Fantasy VIII would have been better games if they provided more reasons for you to split up, more party members in the party, or something like that? What do you think should've been used more? |
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