I tried the demo and liked it, but I'm a little worried that it'll get too time consuming.I think so. If you already have a 3DS, you can download a free demo and try for yourself.
I'm only really free once a week due to university, work, and all of that :SIf you like Advance Wars, then yes, absolutely buy it. You're half way towards understanding how everything works, since much of the mechanics are handled similarly. You might as well jump in.
I first played Advance Wars before Fire Emblem. I originally stayed away from FE because I don't like RPGs, but now I like the gameplay in Fire Emblem even better than AW. The game can be time-consuming, but it's addictive as hell.
There's no way Nintendo will let Udon localize the art book is there? Tempted to grab the Japanese one. 320 pages, about $60 shipped.
We know that Champions of Yore 1 will be $2.50 after it's no longer free, and since the Japanese prices were all pretty similar to each other, I'd expect the price range to be like $2-4. I'd be surprised if anything cost more than $5.
So for anyone that uses the support system properly and builds up relationships so they get as many bonuses as possible, their squad is going to be full of male and female bisexuals (according to the 'Hubba tester'), no? Since the multiple people that you build up A (?) supports with will give you those responses.Bwahahaha! I just discovered the Hubba tester myself. So good.
No idea. There's no precedent that Udon has localized Nintendo artbooks in the past, but they usually go through waves of different companies stuff lately so who knows of in the future.
So for anyone that uses the support system properly and builds up relationships so they get as many bonuses as possible, their squad is going to be full of male and female bisexuals (according to the 'Hubba tester'), no? Since the multiple people that you build up A (?) supports with will give you those responses.
This isn't me being homophobic. I think that's objectively silly
Stealth announcement of another crazy crossover!Oh, Amazon UK...
Oh, Amazon UK...
I guess Dark Horse would probably make more sense since they did Hyrule Historia. Hmmm, maybe I'll pass and hope it gets localized.
Here's a full list:
ASSET:
HP: Str +1, Mag +1, Lck +2, Def +2, Res +2
STR: Str +4, Skl +2, Def +2
MAG: Mag +4, Spd +2, Res +2
SKL: Str +2, Skl +4, Def +2
SPD: Skl +2, Spd +4, Lck +2
LCK: Str +2, Mag +2, Lck +4
DEF: Lck +2, Def +4, Res +2
RES: Mag +2, Spd +2, Res +4
FLAW:
HP: Str -1, Mag -1, Lck -1, Def -1, Res -1
STR: Str -3, Skl -1, Def -1
MAG: Mag -3, Spd -1, Res -1
SKL: Str -1, Skl -3, Def -1
SPD: Skl -1, Spd -3, Lck -1
LCK: Str -1, Mag -1, Lck -3
DEF: Lck -1, Def -3, Res -1
RES: Mag -1, Spd -1, Res -3
I'm still trying to decide which to pair up with +MAG [for my MU]. I'm trying to think of the children as well, and considering the base stats of the MU, I don't really want to impact his Strength unnecessarily [so he can be more versatile]. But then, going all out on a Magic build would be fun, so now I'm kind of thinking I should do +MAG/-STR.
Bleh! I'll give it some more thought.
So for anyone that uses the support system properly and builds up relationships so they get as many bonuses as possible, their squad is going to be full of male and female bisexuals (according to the 'Hubba tester'), no? Since the multiple people that you build up A (?) supports with will give you those responses.
This isn't me being homophobic. I think that's objectively silly
The Hubba tester spits out literal nonsense, apparently; like even characters who don't actually have any affection points can end up with dual-triplehearts, or S-rank characters can end up looking cold. It's really an elongated joke on the first thing Gunpei Yokoi made for Nintendo.
Ohhhh, somehow I never connected those two in my head.The Hubba tester spits out literal nonsense, apparently; like even characters who don't actually have any affection points can end up with dual-triplehearts, or S-rank characters can end up looking cold. It's really an elongated joke on the first thing Gunpei Yokoi made for Nintendo.
So the next DLC won't be available until March? That's sad.
Ohhhh, somehow I never connected those two in my head.
Which reminds me, FE: Genealogy of the Holy War, which was directed by Gunpei Yokoi, also had a fortune-teller system, but that one actually was tied to the game and more serious.
Yeah, I think the Genealogy of the Holy War one hinted at "predestined" couples (which more or less was the easier-to-get story canon pairs).
I haven't looked it up, but how does Awakening's support/points system work? Does everyone start at 0? Do they all go up at the same rate? Or is there also a predestines bias?
I think everything is completely neutral unlike how supports worked in other games. Never heard otherwise, at least.
For those who have the game, are there enough new mechanics to make it worth going through the tutorial? Or would you recommend people who played the localized entries so far just jump right in?
How often do the generic battles on the world map respawn?
I just killed a thief in a story mission I'm pretty sure I could have recruited. I guess he's gone for good.
Chapter 6 help please (story spoiler head);I played through the Assassination attack and there was a thief who seemed recruitable. He attacked and died due to counter attack. I reset, but how do you recruit him?
Chapter 6 help please (story spoiler head);I played through the Assassination attack and there was a thief who seemed recruitable. He attacked and died due to counter attack. I reset, but how do you recruit him?
Pretty frequently, I think. They never stop showing up, I know that for sure.
Talk to him with Chrom.
Talk to him with Chrom
Chrom is to far to get to him before he attacks. Maybe I won't move Chrom.
could you move Chrom in his range and unequip Chrom's weapon so he doesn't counterattack?
Chrom is to far to get to him before he attacks. Maybe I won't move Chrom.
Since I'm still going through Radiant Dawn as well as Awakening, I'm only at Chapter 5 right now. Grabbed the free DLC and got met first streetpass team. Also had my first random skirmish. I will need to pick up the spotpass team today.
Best buy website over here says that it's available for pick up. Gonna try and grab a copy during lunch.
No way... are you in the US? Keep us posted!Best buy website over here says that it's available for pick up. Gonna try and grab a copy during lunch.
Spot pass team?
In wireless section I got two "Bonus Challengers". What ate these and how do I access them?
Best buy website over here says that it's available for pick up. Gonna try and grab a copy during lunch.
In wireless section I got two "Bonus Challengers". What ate these and how do I access them?
I didn't realize I was this horrible at Fire Emblem. I've played every other American release and never ran into this issue before, but I find Normal mode waaaay too easy (seems like baby mode to me) while Hard is too much for me to handle. 5 chapters in and I am constantly getting wiped out.
Maybe I need to learn some better strategies? I am trying not to rush too much but I feel if I move one character forward they get swarmed by enemies in the next turn. It's also impossible to level up newer characters.
Did you get that info from your phone?
I noticed the mobile site always says its available for pickup, but when you go to the desktop site, it changes back to preorder.
I streetpassed 3 people playing it yesterday, and got 2 teams. Still not sure how to fight them, I'm guessing in the wireless menu?
You access them through the local multiplayer mode. I don't know if they retained the name for the American release but it's known as Dual Tag. They serve as additional challenges for you and another player to take on.