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The thing about Gau is that it was easy to miss some of the monsters that make him badass. The two major hitters that you'd want for Gau were the Pterodactyl from the raft ride, and the Gold Bear from Figaro Cave during Locke's scenario. The problem is that it's pretty easy to miss both monsters if you don't know you need to fight them.
Lewellyn in Valkyrie Profile was pretty bad too. I kept him around once trying to get some use out of him, but his damage is just too low. Sure, his massively multi-hit PWS is neat, but it's hardly a trick nobody else can do. Once Lenneth has a decent sword she can act as a combo filler all by herself. Star Ocean 2 - Ernest. You have to give up an extra main character to bring him along (as opposed to just having to choose between mutually exclusive characters), and his special attacks are complete garbage. He takes so long to wind up for anything that the enemy has already moved or kicked him in the face. He doesn't even really hit that hard, either. It seems like his sole purpose is to dispense two Battle Suits via pickpocketing, which is nice but kinda lame in and of itself. Jam it back in, in the dark. ![]() |
Of course, the funny part was that it was actually Garnet filling the role of summoner. She got all the summons, while Eiko was the hardcore white mage. Naturally this doesn't make any damn sense, but nobody said FF9 was a particularly good entry in the series. This thread is pretty much about how to competely break every game by exploiting the "useless" characters now, isn't it? There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() |
What's-her-name the nurse robot (it's been a while since I played, so sue me) struck me as being of questionable value as well. She's lacking in offensive output, and her "heal everyone" ability doesn't work on herself, so you have to choose who gets HP back that turn. I was kind of glad when she left the party the first time. Good old Phantasy Star 4, where you can have a swordsman, an alien, a mutant, a robot, and a wizard all in the same party and somehow have it make sense. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. ![]() |