Units

[Idozen Cair]

I trying to figure out which one is better, so I decided to sought out advice from you guys.

[SmartyPants]

You want powerful units that don't die easily.  It is a pain in the ass to have weak units die and then retrain new ones to useful levels.

[ArtDrake]

Oh, I thought Idozen Cair meant in an RPG, whether it was better for the author to make few, overpowerd characters, or many, weaker characters. The latter gives more of a strategic element to the game.

[Duskling]

Oh, I thought Idozen Cair meant in an RPG, whether it was better for the author to make few, overpowerd characters, or many, weaker characters. The latter gives more of a strategic element to the game.

You mean "strategic elements," as in, provide cover, or, more precisely, serve as meat shields?

[Ertxiem]

This seems more like a TPA2 Walkthrough question [...]

I agree that it's better placed in the TPA2 walkthroughs.

[ArtDrake]

Well, actually I meant that when you have more, weaker people, you have to be more careful and strategic about how you move people.

[Ertxiem]

However, it's easier to beat some battles if you have a diversified team...

[ArtDrake]

Not to mention that you can overpower the many units later, and then you have a large, overpowered, diversified team, rather than a small, overpowered, non-diverse team.

[Idozen Cair]

To Ert: Can you please move this then?

Actually, what I'm asking is since I'm playing the first few battles (bandits) on Brutal and my team is rather weak. Should I use the money on training my current swordsman, spearman, psy healer and myself; or should I buy say, one more psy healer or bowman?

[Ertxiem]

To Ert: Can you please move this then?

I did it when I said I agree with moving this topic.