Wizardry Wizardry 8 is NOT a so-called "blobber"

[sorcerian]

In Stonekeep, your characters occupy discrete locations on a specific point of each tile and you can avoid moving objects by turning left or right, shifting their position within the tile. Therefore, your characters are not in a blob and it cannot be considered a blobber.

 

[Butter]

Dark Sun

Not really, Dark Sun does not have all toons visible on the map outside of combat.

You can toggle it in the options.

 

[Sykar]

Rusty is a cool poster,

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[rusty_shackleford]

Still nobody refuting the premise of the OP, just a whole lot of kvetching.

 

[Serus]

Being Jewish is in fact the optimal character build.

Eh, maybe for a multiclass thief/illusionist gnome.

Jan Jansen was Jew? Noooooo...

Still nobody refuting the premise of the OP, just a whole lot of kvetching.

That's because you doing the ostrich every time an argument shows up.
It was answered on page one and too many times to count on your previous ramblings threads.

You're either a Troll or a retard, probably both.

You are of curse correct about the first part. It was answered already and Rusty didn't even acknowledge the arguments let alone answer them in a satisfactory manner to defend his thesis.

I recap the main argument here:
Blobbers can have formations within the blob. Very many blobber games did, both long before and long after Wizardry 8. The fact that Wizardry 8 allows to put individual party members not only in the font/back but also on the right/center/left doesn't change that. Party members still cannot leave the blob and are confined within its borders, can only act as part of it and cannot move freely.

As to troll or retard. No, his is just rusty. Which is better usually but sometimes worse. Take your pick.