Why would O'saa want to use guns?

[CtenosaurOaxacana]

He is capable of doing just as much damage - if not more - from the same distance,
with the bonus of most targets not having a clue that his gestures and dance moves are about to cause them severe pain.
Using a gun is pointless & belittling for a yellow mage.

[Washing Machine]

I did like the little touch I noticed playing him first time: he doesn't comment on the state of the Rifleman enemy's gun. Because he wouldn't know if it's busted or not.

[Lord]

If you played the first F&H, you should remember how unpleasant it was not to have time to catch or run away from yellow magician - with his dance, he could easily cut off your arm or leg. It is a pity that in the second game this was replaced by a firearms system (the only exception is hostile O'saa)

[Klampus]

Because he is a proud American?

[CtenosaurOaxacana]

Originally posted by Lord:

If you played the first F&H, you should remember how unpleasant it was not to have time to catch or run away from yellow magician - with his dance, he could easily cut off your arm or leg. It is a pity that in the second game this was replaced by a firearms system (the only exception is hostile O'saa)

This is something I wish O'saa got as a perk, he can have his own 'built-in gun' setup
for when you play as him. Same controls, only its his dances and the 'Hurting' effect.

Maybe make it so it's not a guarenteed limb exploding off every time so he's not too OP.
But it sucks that the player doesn't get that perk of overworld O'saa ranged Hurting.

On the other hand O'saa gets to have a cool mini 'choose-your-own-adventure' text intro all to himself, with potentially lots of good xtra items to start the regular game.

Originally posted by Klampus:

Because he is a proud American?

You clearly don't know O'saa well,
because Pride is one of the few sins he finds disgusting & worthless.