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Live A Live (1994)

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Note: Voting has ended on this video. The decision for the inheritor/main party member has been made.

Time to start up one of my favorite chapters in the game, which is also one that holds a very important decision. Due to the nature of this playthrough though, I'm leaving that decision up to you guys. The next part of this chapter will mostly consist of training one potential disciple. Theoretically, you can spread out your training in this section, but it's not a very good idea - as you can only have one inheritor at the end. That character also becomes the main party member of this chapter (and by extent, for the rest of the game).

This is why I'd like to ask you guys to vote in the comments on which of the three potential disciples to train, and therefore becoming the inheritor. As stated in the video's annotations, here's some recaps of the descriptions on the three.

Li: She starts off at level 3 with 176 HP, with her highest stats being in Speed. Her default moves are the most decent of the three, and her HP is essentially in-between the other two, making her somewhat of an all-around fighter by comparison. She could be considered the "Jack of All Trades" of the three, as she's good for quick melee and ranged strikes. It's also worth noting that, aside from Bel, she's the only female main party member in the entire game.

Yuan: He starts at level 1 with 100 HP, with his highest stats being in IQ. He has the lowest HP of the three, but his high IQ stat can make him very powerful as he levels up, essentially making him the strongest damage-dealer of the three. While his vitality/speed can surpass Li and Sammo, his HP will usually be very low, which can definitely be a concern in the long run. He could essentially be considered the "Glass Cannon" of the three.

Sammo: He starts at level 5 with 240 HP, with his highest stats being in Vitality. He has the highest HP out of the three and comes with some powerful default moves. On the flip-side however, most of his techniques require charge-up time. This essentially makes him a bit of a tank - capable of close and ranged combat, but is usually preferable to be much closer to the action due to his high HP. He could be considered the "Mighty Glacier" of the three.

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