Leo Player
There's always been a lot of love for General Leo in terms of his character, and there've been rumours (on the Internets of all places) about reviving him, so I pose a simple question: if Leo could be recruited permanently, would you actually use him in your party of four?
And yes, the thread title is an awful play on Leo Sayer, so let's just get that embarrassment out the way nice and early.
i dunno, probably not. He doesn't seem all that strong. His special is like a 0 MP ultima but that's it.
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
Never really saw the big deal about that guy.
This twenty-year-old boy was distinguished from childhood by strange qualities, a dreamer and an eccentric. A girl fell in love with him, and he went and sold her to a brothel...
He had a pretty good normal attack iirc so give him a GengiGlove+Offering
What I want to know though is what methods people would implement in the game to go about reviving him
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For whatever reason I see him as a game breaker, similar to Orlandu in FFT.
No, I would not have used him regularly, but he would have had a spot on one of the parties that takes on the final dungeon.
I believe in the power of humanity.
It would depend on his equipment pool to be honest. Statistically, he's pretty good and with some Esper Boosts, Shock could do some incredible damage.
I probably would have used him but I would also agree it would be like T.G. Cid from Tactics all over.
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: And it's been a long December and there's reason to believe. Maybe this year will be better than the last. I can't remember all the times I tried to tell myself. To hold on to these moments as they pass...
No, I'm happy with Terra, Strago, Locke and Cyan.
But I do really admire Leo for taking the moral highroad.
However, anyone else in the world could have noticed the Empire's dishonorable outlook... maybe he was tricked?
"What brought me here?
Back to this space.
To beyond the stars,
I long to return..."
If anything, given the tools and with the right know-how, I'd stick Banan and Arvis into the game as selectable characters that you can do a sidequest to acquire in the WoR.
(SPOILER)See, right after the peace talks at the Imperial Palace, Banan and Arvis go to follow up on a rumor. They're trying to get the Odin magicite so they can have an edge against the Emperor, who their spies report has been massing Magicite from the remains of Espers left over in the Facility. They find a passageway leading deep underground and wind up in the Ancient Castle. They unseal the Mage Master by accident, and he turns them to stone.
Later, the guy out front of the Tower of Fanatics will sell you the Platinum Needle needed to turn them back. They tell you what got them there and voila, they join your party and there we go.
Leo is dead. If he doesn't stay dead, the story loses a linchpin of its gravitas and emotional content.
Mulley is pretty much right. With the right stats, Shock would be a game-breaking ability - an attack that potentially deals 9,999 damage to all enemies in a single attack without using MP. I've always looked at Leo as being like Beatrix - an awesome character who was far too game-breakingly strong to be a member of your regular party.
That said, yes, if he were a party member I'd use him regularly. Same with Banon, whose ability would be similarly gamebreaking (free heal of all party members? Again, potentially gamebreaking, especially if his magic ability could be raised to where he could heal 9,999 MP to all four party members).
Though, let's face it, FFVI is already pretty broken. Osmose basically makes MP meaningless anyway.
Without a doubt. I used to use a game genie to replace Terra's morph ability with shock and it was amazing through the whole game.
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