Dragon Sinker

This is a really Interesting game. I was expecting more of a grind but its quite efficient all the way through. I enjoyed playing it a lot although I feel the elements it tried to deliver lacked in meeting a needed context. There is no point to any of the jobs besides the Three Leader Jobs as they are the only ones which benefit from scrolls. I was expecting to be able to raise Priests with Bard abilities or Duelists with Knight abilities. All I did was pump Abram with everything all game. Str Orbs, Vit Orbs, Skill Scrolls and whatever could be put onto him. It created a kind of monster that 2 Shot the Main Boss because the strongest attack has a max damage output of 99999. I had completely broken the game but it was fun to see how much further that could go. Its not something bad about the game but the uselessness of all of the other characters is. They just don't do enough damage, have enough MP or can withstand most attacks. They don't have the ability to equip things, opting for more of a stats only style but its just crap. Were it not for the Special characters you can get from gambling, I'd have had a much more terrible time with the party's usefulness. While the main focus is on switching teams, there is absolutely no reason to do that. There's no part of the game where it is more tactical to switch from Abram to the Elf or Dwarf leaders. They're all going to end up around the same level and it does nothing to split up the useful items between them, since its is better to Juice up 1 leader and use them all game. Anyone familiar with the classic approach of Town to Dungeon in traditional RPGs will feel like this is just one in the other Interesting Traditional RPGs with kind of wonky mechanics. Its certainly fun to completely decimate enemies with 5 Digit damage numbers.