Had an idea for a FFVII challenge. Tell me what you think and if you would try it.

Final Fantasy VII: Job Class Challenge
How to Play
1. Before you even begin a new game, use a notebook and assign each playable character both a primary and a secondary job class. Choices:
a. Fighter
b. White Mage
c. Black Mage
d. Red Mage
e. Summoner
f. Blue Mage
g. Time Mage
h. Monk
i. Thief
j. Gunner
2. There may only be one of each mage. For example if Yuffie is a White Mage, you may not make anyone else a White Mage. (unless it cannot be helped, Barret and Vincent are both gunners inherently and this cannot be changed)
3. Non-Mages may not USE magic however, they may equip magic and summon materia to armor and weapons IF accompanied by Elemental Materia.
4. Red Mage does not count as 2 classes and thus a character designated a Red Mage may still have a secondary job class.
5. Spoiler Alert (really?): Aeris dies at the end of the 1st Disc. The character that fought in Aeris' party the most often (not counting Cloud since he is ALWAYS there) may inherit her two job classes and hence her materia and accessories.
6. Only Mages may equip and use items that primarily boost magic and spirit, only Melee warriors may equip and use items that primarily boost strength.
7. Any character may EQUIP an Enemy Skill Materia but only the Blue Mage may use the magic learned.
8. A character that comes into the game with an inherent job class, you may only choose 1 other job class for that character (Tifa is a monk, Barret and Vincent are primarily gunners, Cloud is obviously a fighter with that sword of his).
9. Scoring: Whenever a character uses a skill belonging to the primary job class whether in or out of battle, take 2 points. Whenever a character uses a skill belonging to the secondary job class, take 1 point. Whenever a character kills an enemy with either skill take 1 point. When a character levels take 5 points. Earning Limit Break Levels is worth 10 points. If a character kills a BOSS with a skill belonging to either job class, take 3 points. For melee fighters, their fight command is their primary skill. At the end of the game, total up the points and see how well you did.