Does anyone use two characters with MG's?

[cikame]

I've always wondered about this but never played the game far enough to find out, would it make sense to have two characters dealing scratch damage, then having one clean up?
I know you can just skip turn and get back to Zephyr, but having him run into danger dealing as much scratch as possible usually gets him the agro, so it would be better if two characters shared that.
I often find that having two Direct Damage characters means i'm skipping turn to Zephyr constantly, as the DD characters would be wasting their turn.
Am i making sense?

[Ryusenshu]

When i played the game on the 360 i was doing that and gave the grenade box to one of them, so i could change between both direct and scratch damage at any time in the battle

[Vlesh]

Absolutely, the moment I can get to Dakota Vein and get the SMG from there, I have two characters with SMG's and one with dual handguns for cleanup.

[EvPointMaster]

Yes, later in the game I actually used two people with 2 machine guns each, so 4 MGs total. My go-to strategy was having the worse machine gunner cross first, then cross with handguns, then cross with better machine gunner and cross back with the better machine gunner. Gives you a nice big triangle with 4 resonance points, and works in most battles, unless you get 2 shoted.

Also remember to swap weapons between characters to make them level up more.

[cikame]

Good tip, i'll start doing that.

[Τhe Rolling Cheese Wheel]

Anybody try triple machine gun users with one carrying a nade case for molotov? First round go crazy with scratch damage then nade to win.

[Erickdesu]

Originally posted by Τhe Rolling Cheese Wheel:

Anybody try triple machine gun users with one carrying a nade case for molotov? First round go crazy with scratch damage then nade to win.

This is usually what you do in high levels in arena to get fast grenade levels.
But not really advised in high level dungeons (Neverland)