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==Gameplay==

As the first game in the series, Suikoden established many "series standards" many of which are used in the majority of games. The concept of the 108 Stars, and the ability to recruit them, in order to increase your forces and grow your base, has been in use in every mainstream Suikoden game to date, missing from only [[Suikoden Tactics]] and [[~~Gensosuikogaiden~~ Vol.1]] and [[~~Gensosuikogaiden~~ Vol.2]].

As the first game in the series, Suikoden established many "series standards" many of which are used in the majority of games. The concept of the 108 Stars, and the ability to recruit them, in order to increase your forces and grow your base, has been in use in every mainstream Suikoden game to date, missing from only [[Suikoden Tactics]] and [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.1]] and [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.2]].

Suikoden's six-person party, arranged in two rows (front and back), which each character having an optimal range (Short, Medium or Long) was retained through [[Suikoden II]] and [[Suikoden III]], was restored for [[Suikoden V]] and appeared in truncated form in [[Suikoden Tierkreis]].

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 ==Gameplay==
-As the first game in the series, Suikoden established many "series standards" many of which are used in the majority of games. The concept of the 108 Stars, and the ability to recruit them, in order to increase your forces and grow your base, has been in use in every mainstream Suikoden game to date, missing from only [[Suikoden Tactics]] and [[Gensosuikogaiden Vol.1]] and [[Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2]].
+As the first game in the series, Suikoden established many "series standards" many of which are used in the majority of games. The concept of the 108 Stars, and the ability to recruit them, in order to increase your forces and grow your base, has been in use in every mainstream Suikoden game to date, missing from only [[Suikoden Tactics]] and [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.1]] and [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.2]].
 Suikoden's six-person party, arranged in two rows (front and back), which each character having an optimal range (Short, Medium or Long) was retained through [[Suikoden II]] and [[Suikoden III]], was restored for [[Suikoden V]] and appeared in truncated form in [[Suikoden Tierkreis]].