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What party formation do you use most of the time?

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  • SassyGoldElfSassyGoldElf Member Posts: 73
    Staggered because it's easiest to deal with in the narrow-halled dungeons. Which isn't saying much, but follow the leader is a disaster and everyone gets lost, plus I like having two melee people up front to deal with oncoming enemies so line is out too.
  • the_spyderthe_spyder Member Posts: 5,018
    Generally I use some combination of either the 2X3 Vertical or the T shape. It really depends on where I am. In a Dungeon it's two by two formation. If out in the wild, it's Party leader flanked by two fighter types with ranged types (clerics, wizards and thieves) in the back.
  • ZarakinthishZarakinthish Member Posts: 214
    While I'm unable to settle on a formation due to constantly changing what I use (not necessarily within one game, but from game to game), I can say that in my current run I've mostly been using the staggered column formation and follow the leader.
  • MERLANCEMERLANCE Member Posts: 421
    Depending on party makeup, Hexagon or T shape. Generally I favor a party makeup that works with Hexagon though.
  • Night_WatchNight_Watch Member Posts: 514
    I prefer follow the leader or line because it prevents my squishy characters from getting in front of the armoured ones (happens all the time for some reason.) Plus I like to pretend I'm Colonel Hathi =)
  • KaltzorKaltzor Member Posts: 1,050
    I find the default 2x3 to be the most efficient since I can sandwich my mages, thieves and mage/thieves between Fighters and Clerics.
  • hummer010hummer010 Member Posts: 95
    Depends on my PC. If I'm not squishy, I play triangle with leader in front. If I am squishy, I play triangle with the leader in back.
  • AnotherLifeAnotherLife Member Posts: 115
    I use the people fumbling on each other formation. Not willingly.
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