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Originally Posted by Spatula
1) Do you level your guys up SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what’s expected for the current level/boss?
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I will never level up to such a degree that I can trounce every story boss for the rest of the game, that's no fun. Side bosses, like the WEAPONs from Final Fantasy, I view a little differently, but even with those extra hard baddies, I'll consiously try not to overshoot them (too much) in terms of ability.
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2) Do you level your guys up so they can fight the boss on more “equal” footing, but still have some difficulty?
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I actually enjoy being on a lower level than the game expects you to be at for any given boss. In being disadvantaged from the start, you can learn to better utilize your party's skills, items, and limits, and you're forced to focus on the battle.
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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?
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I just don't like some characters; they get left in the dust.
HOW YOU LIKING THOSE 8 SPHERE LEVELS, KIMAHRI? In games where you're forced to use all the characters as some point or another, I'll bring the scrubs up to the bare minimum needed for them to make up for whoever they're replacing in my regular party.
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4) What RPG do you recall has having the longest time spent on pure leveling up?
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It's a toss-up between Diablo 2 and Final Fantasy X, But D2 probably takes the cake here, since it's all items, skills, and levels anyways.
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5) Do you normally level up in every RPG you play?
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If you're talking about power leveling, no. If you're not... yes?
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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