A2 does something no other FFT and honestly no other game really does- or even attempts to do. The game tries to personalize the player as the group, and not as any individual character.
The game allows any clan member to be the representative in major longrunning questlines and turf wars. Luso is treated as A main character, not THE main character. The other clan members take part in his quest just as well as he takes part in theirs. Its a subtle theme that gets pushed with every other named party member as well. Its not really something any company would market with and its not really anything anyone looks for in a game, but regardless it makes A2 have a unique flavor that no other game has, nor does any other game try to match.
The game allows any clan member to be the representative in major longrunning questlines and turf wars. Luso is treated as A main character, not THE main character. The other clan members take part in his quest just as well as he takes part in theirs. Its a subtle theme that gets pushed with every other named party member as well. Its not really something any company would market with and its not really anything anyone looks for in a game, but regardless it makes A2 have a unique flavor that no other game has, nor does any other game try to match.