rpgs where you can name your party? also theres minimal dialogue

>>3992038
I named Frog Kunt in Chrono Cross one time because I thought it was a funny word but didn't know what it was. My friend borrowed it and he told some other kids and they thought I was a weirdo. I've used the default names ever since.

SMT 1 lets you name your MC, his bitch and the alignment heroes.

>>3992038
First time playthrough is always with default names, second go around is where you start to fuck around.

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>>3992038
I don't change names except in Dragon Quest where your hero is always an avatar for yourself, also in Final Fantasy I and III i use an abbreviation of my real name and then the rest of the party are named after Capcom main characters from fighting games like in FF1 i would go with:
My name
Ryu
Batsu
Dimitri or Dmitri because to many letters.
But in FF3 i would go:
My name
Terry
Ryo
Haomaru or Hamaru.

>>3992038
>crush as a party member

I used to do this with Rinoa in FFVIII

>>3992038
>also who else used to put their crush as a party member?

As a kid, I named Aeris after my crush and Tifa after my cousin who usually played with me (at her request).
Since I always used Tifa in the party, Cloud (named after me) eventually romanced her.
Those scenes in the Gold Saucer and ESPECIALLY the Northern Crater were super awkward to watch together.

>>3992375

Haha I put a random 69 into some Zelda II name once, for a similar reason. The number popped into my head because I had recently seen one of the Bill & Ted movies. Later I learned why it was supposed to be funny that Bill and Ted had that number on their minds. Oh well, it's still a perfectly respectable number.

I definitely made a party of hot girls from school in The Oregon Trail once. I also masturbated at least once while thinking about them going on their journey down the trail. I think my fantasy had a bit of a ryona flavor, since the girls would always be getting broken legs and typhoid and stuff. I am neither proud nor ashamed of this.

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>put bf's name in a party
>break up before you finish the game
Not a great idea.

>>3993037

Did you still finish the run?

>>3992038
I just go with the canon names and for games like DQIII I do a name generator since I don't have friends to name my party after.

>>3992404
> i use an abbreviation of my real name
Pleased to meet you cuNT.

>>3992436
>continue the game a 1 year later and see crush name
>crush rejected you to a dance at prom night
awkward

omanko

Phantasy Star 2.

There's a lot about PS2 that I like - the way it works is very "organic" and logical. You don't just name your party members, they come with names but ask you if you'd like to give them a new name when you meet them. You can only save your game at a "Data Memory" centre, and dead characters can only be revived at Clone Labs. Later in the game you can quicksave anywhere but only by using a collectible Visiphone to contact Data Memory from whatever dungeon you happen to be in. I like it when there are in-game explanations for arbitrary mechanics like being able to come back from the dead and start again from a save point.

Pokemon did this op

Also Digimon World

Wizardry Series
Might and Magic series
Gold Box and EotB games