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 Member 136 Level 37.96 Mar 2006 
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1) Do you level your guys up SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what’s expected for the current level/boss?
Well, generally, at the beginning of the game I level up as much as possible so I can move quickly through the first few hours of the game. One problem is I get so much into the story that I forget to level up again, then I get totaled by the boss.... then I seem to struggle to the end of the game... and usuallu never end up finishing it. 2) Do you level your guys up so they can fight the boss on more “equal” footing, but still have some difficulty? The first few bosses I make sure that my guys are leveled up over and above the boss. If there is some difficulty, I get sweating palms and start making mistakes which cause me to lose. 3) Do you level only certain party members in which ever RPG you might be playing, or do you go the full nine yards and get everyone maxed out? I try to make things as even as possible but it can get difficult after a while. This is especially the case when there are many characters and it takes a while to level them all up. I usually get fed up around halfway through the game. 4) What RPG do you recall has having the longest time spent on pure leveling up? Alright, running to the local town to restock supplies you can count, as long as it’s mainly just raising the level of your characters? Hmmmm.... That is an interesting question. Breath Of Fire III had me doing that often. But I would have to say that Final Fantasy VI and Final Fantasy VII both made me put a lot of time in. VI, I finished, VII , I didn't.... 5) Do you normally level up in every RPG you play? By that - ie grinding like an over-worked bitchy mom. Sometimes, especially when the story is VERY interesting. Final Fantasy X was a game that made me need to level up to keep the story going. Yeah, I normally level up in every game. It just makes things easier. You can enjoy the game more than frustrating over the same enemy boss that kicked your rear more than ten times... How ya doing, buddy? |
The Wise Vivi