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Topic	When a JRPG Has a Job System, Characterization Takes a Hit
Delirious_Beard 02/16/25 9:19:47 PM #12:	pauIie posted... seems like a coincidence and not a necessity. ff tactics or yakuza 7/8 don't let a job system affect what characterization they have planned. sometimes the story writers just ain't cookin. yeah like fire emblem three houses has great and memorable characters and its job system does pretty much exactly what TC is describing i will say though that the series has established character archetypes (the loyal, veteran knight or the suave, mysterious thief) that do much better with open job systems --- https://i.imgur.com/hLHUnOI.jpg You act like I don't know my own way home <cite>Delirious_Beard posted [p:984069373] in When a JRP... [t:80936461]...</cite> <quote>pauIie posted... </cite><quote>seems like a coincidence and not a necessity. ff tactics or yakuza 7/8 don't let a job system affect what characterization they have planned.sometimes the story writers just ain't cookin.</quote>yeah like fire emblem three houses has great and memorable characters and its job system does pretty much exactly what TC is describing i will say though that the series has established character archetypes (the loyal, veteran knight or the suave, mysterious thief) that do much better with open job systems --- https://i.imgur.com/hLHUnOI.jpgYou act like I don't know my own way home</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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