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Message: [QUOTE="CG4R12I4N, post: 73065, member: 2976"] To be honest, in OG Tactics enemies also had quite low chance of inflicting status effects aside of some special skills so they're pretty much balanced with your party as well. And all the bosses except Lucavi ones are pretty much vulnerable to most ailments really, especially ones with decent hit chance like Blind and Immobilize. But Tactics Advance & 2 do up the status effects usefulness a degree higher thanks to removing the Charge Turns and the Law Card system. And some of the more useless ailments in other games like Sleep is actually quite useful this time due to many side objectives requiring it. Like I said before, the reasons why status effects are mostly useless in many traditional JRPGs are because the games are usually relatively easy to players (thus they make the bosses immune to them to compensate) and not having much gameplay objective besides defeating enemies. On the harder, tactical ones where leveling doesn't really make the game much easier, status effects usually are pretty helpful for many things when brute forcing with damage numbers simply doesn't quite cut it. [/QUOTE]

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