Posted September 11, 2021
JakobFel: Okay then, I'll add 5 to the list hahaha. I'm definitely interested in giving that series a go, possibly moreso than any others, given their massive acclaim.
Green_Hilltop: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 1+2 is great, I recommend those. They also utilize a job system where you learn skills from weapons. I didn't like FFT for PSX though, but I liked FFTA - they are not connected storywise in any way btw. Note that these games are Strategy RPGs; there's not much non-combat gameplay, and the combat gameplsy plays like a turn-based strategy game (complete with a grid), except that each unit you can field is a character who can earn experience points, level up, and keep those gains into the next battle.
These games also have a nice job/ability system, where you can change jobs (though Fell Seal calls them "classes"), and then equip abilities from other jobs that you've previously learned, leading to quite a variety of ways to set up a unit.
(For clarity, Final Fantasy 5 is *not* an SRPG; however, it actually does have a similar job/ability system.)