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Glad I'm not the only one writing - or at least, trying to write - a book about the universe in which my game's set. But I guess it's logical when you've created a world for your story; you really get invested in it, think about it and about the cool stuff that happens there, and want to read about ...

It works for me as well, thanks, I was really stuck with that...

Eh, you're right, I didn't think about the increased load bigger parties put on the developer, as you have to introduce a more intricate balance system as to 1) justify the extra characters with gameplay reasons, 2) create more classes of characters as to make it interesting to have more people in t...

Well, I don't see what's bad in that: it allows you to keep working on the game, testing its mechanics etc, without having to lose time, waiting for an artist to be found and to do better looking graphics... Plus, you can find decent looking free assets every now and then!

Personally, I'm more partial to smaller parties; 2 to 6 characters is pretty great, as if you get more of them, some of them are going to be either forgotten for most of the game, or are going to be overspecialized and will only be used in a handful of situations. Plus, the more characters you have,...