Suikoden?
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Suikoden?
~~I looked up game play and this does not look like it~~
Actually had time to properly watch a playthru, it is this game thank you and the others
Azure Dreams?
You were correct and I was not my first response, it is Suikoden, ty
Suikoden?
I believe "Legend of Dragoon" had a setup like this. I think it was a PS1 game with very SNES era jrpg conventions
I will look up game play when I get home.
We used to go to a store called Microplay that used to rent out games for consoles at an amazing price: $1/day on 30 day rental and to switch a game it only cost the tax that would have applied. I think we rented/finished 80% of the ps1 games they had in stock, usually games took about a week for each of us to finish, we def got a great value out of it
In Baldur's Gate PCs would wait in a tavern that was in a tower where you could also rent rooms to rest. The location acted as a central hub. That was on PC, though.
Didn't play BG2 but I heard you can get your own castle in that one. Maybe PCs would wait there.
The Shining Force games (the first two were Genesis/Megadrive) did this as well - your inactive party members showed up in a tavern-like space in the basement of your home castle. (Unless they were currently dead, in which case they appeared as purple flames.)
Shining force two was amazing
Tactics Ogre?
At first I thought the Shining Force games, but those were Sega only.
doesn't look like it