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<blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 4316405" data-attributes="member: 4275">I disagree completely.How is the story any less important to Vaan and Penelo, peasants living under the rule of a conquering power, than it is to Basch and Ashe, nobles living under a conquering power?What you have are Dalmascan peasants and Dalmascan nobles, along with two rogues, working together to free their homeland. If anything, Balthier and Fran are the odd-persons out.Yes, but I wouldnt say Vaan was the &quot;main hero&quot;. I wouldnt say FF XII had a &quot;main hero&quot;.It's about a GROUP of heroes.Each main character has their moment in the sun and Vaan has plenty. You say he's unimportant, I disagree. He carries the first half or so of the game. Later in the game other characters step up, but that never bothered me, since Vaan had already had his moments in the sun.And no, Vaan isn't the coolest character in the game imo. But neither was Tidus in FF X. Chuck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vigilance, post: 4316405, member: 4275"] I disagree completely. How is the story any less important to Vaan and Penelo, peasants living under the rule of a conquering power, than it is to Basch and Ashe, nobles living under a conquering power? What you have are Dalmascan peasants and Dalmascan nobles, along with two rogues, working together to free their homeland. If anything, Balthier and Fran are the odd-persons out. Yes, but I wouldnt say Vaan was the "main hero". I wouldnt say FF XII had a "main hero". It's about a GROUP of heroes. Each main character has their moment in the sun and Vaan has plenty. You say he's unimportant, I disagree. He carries the first half or so of the game. Later in the game other characters step up, but that never bothered me, since Vaan had already had his moments in the sun. And no, Vaan isn't the coolest character in the game imo. But neither was Tidus in FF X. Chuck [/QUOTE]

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