JRPGs either solve this problem by giving the gun guy materia slots, new different colored guns, or giving everyone generic magic. (They are very bad at integr

JRPGs either solve this problem by giving the gun guy materia slots, new different colored guns, or giving everyone generic magic. (They are very bad at integrating this into the story. In Tales of Vesperia one specific ultra-cool sword is plot relevant, you lose it at one point in the game, and then you find one with better stats in a chest. Also FF7, the #1 gun guy game, has a snowboarding minigame right after a main character death.)