Yep.

Given the things we've been told so far, it sounds less needed this time. Resting only removes 2 levels, and your main party and harvesting party can easily be the same characters.

I'd suggest going. I know at least one person who'd have a much better life if they'd listened to their psych eval.

Assassin looks like a good secondary class, particularly if the Throws count as ranged attacks. Not only does it give you more status options, but you also get more TP from TP Return than any of the Throws cost. Status Mastery to improve zone-ending attacks. Hide Cloak for Defense. If the link follo...

Waaaait a second... If I'm reading this correctly then...

Rune Master/Samurai. Rage mage. I'm loving this game more and more.

Shiiiit, son. Thanks for all the info!

While I'm at it, I have a question: I've never been too clear about the advantage of having someone in the back row. What are the advantages/disadvantages in EO4? Thanks again!

Yeah, I do. T_T

There's this one manager at work who gives me interesting problems, but always seems to doubt that I know what I'm talking about. It makes dealing with him... a chore at times.

Maybe one of these days people will believe me when I tell them the problem is in area X, not area Y.

I liked FFXII. Particularly after I started thinking of Balthier as the protagonist. (He really is the leading man.) Might have something to do with the battle system reminding me of programming, though.

Is there MONEY is it?... Maybe, actually. But psychological evaluations aren't typically about increasing revenue. When they do result in more money, it's typically just a happy side effect.

That... that all is more amazing than I could have ever hoped for.

I want to make a Runemaster/Swordsman.

Torches and pitchforks.

High school was the worst part of my life, made all the worse for not knowing that it was.

Gurumin finally got certified for Vita compatibility.

I think it means that it multiplies the damage by that amount. (In which case it ends up with a 25% reduction.)