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I started the game with one wasn't too bad until about lvl 16 or so when she kept paralysing herself every other turn. Apparently though they get some nice abilities if you level them past 20 like Hustle Dance, but I don't care enough about them to wait lol.
I think its better to take gadabout to unlock all their unique skills cause now he seems to have more skills than before, in the original game I mean....so lets go!
Yeah they learn abilities all the way up to level 44 or 45, same with Wrangler. Hustle Dance is like LVL 42 or something.
Multiple Gadabouts using fight wisely is surprisingly effective.
that is so damn funny, full team of Gadabouts would be so fun to watch if a content creator decided to do it with funny commentary.
keep in mind every time you reset class the character's stats are cut by 1/2...... so if you go another class -> gadabout -> sage then they will have changed class twice and thus only be retaining 1/4th of their original stats.......
ah i see, ty. Guess Gadabout stat distribution is horrible since no one changes into Gadabout but rather prefer start from 0