Chrom + speed + Galeforce is hard to hate. As a character though, she is kind of bland.
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Fire Emblem Awakening |OT2| PAL reinforcements
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I was only talking about first generation. Male kids would be Inigo, then Owain, then probably Brady. Gerome looks cool, but I like Brady's attitude. Owain is actually the best, but I'm partial to the Dancer class, so Inigo gets that extra boost.
Gen 1 girls = Cordelia + Anna > Tharja > Lissa > All other girls > Pig slop > Sumia. Gen 2 girls = Severa > Lucina > Noire
And for the sake of reiteration, pretty sure Gaius is my least favorite first generation male in the game.
Libra is genuinely cooler.
So... lets talk about Morgan.
If Morgan is probably from another timeline, why does he/she have a sibiling support conv? I mean, Morgan exists and interacts with the rest of the kids in Lucina's future, but when they came back is likely he/she went missing and the one we have is one from a good future (maybe the good timeline after Chrom, MU and Lucina save the world, after the endgame x years later). So is probable that bad future Morgan is still missing.
If Morgan is probably from another timeline, why does he/she have a sibiling support conv? I mean, Morgan exists and interacts with the rest of the kids in Lucina's future, but when they came back is likely he/she went missing and the one we have is one from a good future (maybe the good timeline after Chrom, MU and Lucina save the world, after the endgame x years later). So is probable that bad future Morgan is still missing.
..and being found by royal blood. I'd say Morgan is from 'a' bad future, namely the one in which the
They are pulling some VLR stuff here without the science.
No, the real question is how
Fell Dragon came from the future to prevent the kids from preventing his revival but failed, but in the end it is the body of the future avatar that is still the host instead of the current avatar, he probably survived the clash, died somewhere later.
The kids then jump with Morgan but he ends up in a different time line (the one before the one they jumped too) and then he bumped his head or due to the effect of travelling way father then necessary.
No, the real question is how
Lucina can remember his father and mother being close since Chrom was killed at the dragon table.
That one is really easy. The timeline was totally changed thanks to the travel in time. Events at the Dragon's table happen much later in the bad future timeline, also Say'ri and Basilo are dead at that point for example and maybe Chrom being hurt by a assasin at the beginning of the campaing made it so he took longer to conquer Valm.
The real question is whether or not Lucina's actions obey Zelda time travel laws. Of which there are none.
NekoToshiro
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Oh my I finally beat it. just going through the credits. Long credits. Is there a way to view them again later? Like I didn't get all the children and marry everyone yet.
You can continue recruiting characters and then go and beat the final map again.
I have no more questions. Thanks.
Change difficulty or don't play on classic mode. Just play it in the way you think you will enjoy it. My first run was on the easiest settings.
NekoToshiro
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I was worried after the amazing credits it auto saved! I did enjoy the ending. Sadly I must say out of the Fire Emblems I played this is the first one I beat.
Apotheosis should be the last one. Not entirely sure with the weird DLC schedule EU had.
Kjelle or forever alone. Nah is too good for him.
But then Nah will wind up alone?
Still better than being with Yarne!
Okay, question time -- I didn't find an answer earlier, but I'm worried I missed it.
Just got FE last week to take advantage of the sale, and I'm curious about the marriage/children part of the game. Two questions:
1) Is it possible to "miss" children at all? That is, can I just play without worrying about it, getting S ranks, and eventually get all the kids born -- or do I need to keep track of which units are pairing off with each other?
2) Is there any -actual- problem with paring characters off? A cursory internet search had dire warnings about Chrom/Sumia, but it sounded like that was just due to insane min/max schemes.
Basically, I don't want to miss out on anyone... I'm only at Chap 7, so I wasn't that worried, but...
Just got FE last week to take advantage of the sale, and I'm curious about the marriage/children part of the game. Two questions:
1) Is it possible to "miss" children at all? That is, can I just play without worrying about it, getting S ranks, and eventually get all the kids born -- or do I need to keep track of which units are pairing off with each other?
2) Is there any -actual- problem with paring characters off? A cursory internet search had dire warnings about Chrom/Sumia, but it sounded like that was just due to insane min/max schemes.
Basically, I don't want to miss out on anyone... I'm only at Chap 7, so I wasn't that worried, but...
dakkumauji
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You can miss children by having their mother die or not having enough fathers due to them dying off. Besides that, you really can't miss any assuming you are keeping everyone alive. There's no time limit in recruiting the children either.
Besides class and skill choices, not at all. It only really matters if you want a certain class/skill for a child or looking forward to min/max the children. Otherwise, pair whoever you want to.
Ok. It didn't SEEM very Nintendo/IS-esque to have "YOU ARE DOOMED" elements of the game, but I thought I should check on that.
If I keep everyone alive -and- recruit all the bonus characters, I theoretically have access to everyone/thing.
Question 2: Marriage happens when you actually go into the Supports menu and LISTEN/view the S level, right? So I could get a guy matched to 2-3 gals and then CHOOSE which support I view... and thus which marriage happens?
That is, the pairing doesn't happen as soon as S level is "available" -- it happens when I view it in the Supports menu, right?
Right then, Kjelle and Yarne it is.
Yes, that is exactly how it works. You could potentially reach every possible S-Convo in the Support menu with a single character, but as soon as you read ONE of them, all the others become unavailable in that playthrough.
Also, married couples here are faithful even after death. If you have a married couple and the husband dies, it won't allow the wife to get remarried.
Got it -- so there is nothing to worry about. Whee.
Oh oh -- one MORE questions...
Streetpass only works one way for this game, right? That is, you get other teams to battle/trade with, but the results of your battle DON'T transfer back over with the next streetpass, do they?
I ask as while looking for info on any "one time" only elements of the game, I found FEA threads about how to develop a StreetPass team that could destroy almost anyone... but, there's no BENEFIT to that, right? Your outgoing team being beaten or winning has no impact on YOU, right?
I'm struggling to think of a good reason to create an "unbeatable" SP team -- it just seems, well, somewhat "jerky"... why would anyone want to go against a team they have no chance of beating?
(I had this same issue with NSMB2, where you can essentially get a "perfect" coin count that can never be beaten -- I intentionally tried to get a score as close as possible to 30,000 without reaching it or going over, to give the other person something to work for. Actually, it's fairly difficult to DO that... get as close to 30,000 without beating it... 28,996 -98 was as close as I got...)
Streetpass only works one way for this game, right? That is, you get other teams to battle/trade with, but the results of your battle DON'T transfer back over with the next streetpass, do they?
I ask as while looking for info on any "one time" only elements of the game, I found FEA threads about how to develop a StreetPass team that could destroy almost anyone... but, there's no BENEFIT to that, right? Your outgoing team being beaten or winning has no impact on YOU, right?
I'm struggling to think of a good reason to create an "unbeatable" SP team -- it just seems, well, somewhat "jerky"... why would anyone want to go against a team they have no chance of beating?
(I had this same issue with NSMB2, where you can essentially get a "perfect" coin count that can never be beaten -- I intentionally tried to get a score as close as possible to 30,000 without reaching it or going over, to give the other person something to work for. Actually, it's fairly difficult to DO that... get as close to 30,000 without beating it... 28,996 -98 was as close as I got...)
Is like she doenst undestand the basic things. The unrelated MU-Lucina conv is like "wait what? why? what?"
I'd be confused on basic concepts like
mixed baths
At least that's how I see it. I think seeing her being all innocent and unknowing of these normal things cute.
dakkumauji
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Yeah, you don't see any benefits that your streetpass team gets whatever that'll be.
Instead, it's more fun to create a trolling streetpass team.
"Trolling" as in "unbeatable" or "ridiculous"?
I just don't get the fun in making an unbeatable SP team...
dakkumauji
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More like punishing those who don't look at what skills you have. Like Snipers with Counter or uh more Miracle + Counter?
Basically trying to inflict the most accidental death to rage whoever you streetpass.
See, I still don't get why causing rage is fun... but maybe that's just me!
dakkumauji
Member
It's an option. I mean I don't use the streetpass teams I come across for anything besides buying everything they have that I can't buy in the shops normally.
oh noes Inigo's best dad not named Chrom isn't alive no more.
Not knowing what that is is okay. Offering to join Chrom and MaleMU after the explanation....
What are the blue stat bonuses next to each character? How can I tell where they are coming from? Also, what happens if I run out of uses on Panne's Beaststone and I haven't found a shop that sells more? Do I just have to stop using her?
I don't know what that means
I don't know what that means
What are the blue stat bonuses next to each character? How can I tell where they are coming from? Also, what happens if I run out of uses on Panne's Beaststone and I haven't found a shop that sells more? Do I just have to stop using her?
I don't know what that means
When you pair up, the 2nd unit will give bonus stats to the 1st unit. Beast/Dragonstones and some weapons give bonuses, too.
Guess so. Nowi and Panne are useless in battle when they don't got rocks to play with. You'll see a shop that sells those stones soon enough, early in the 10s chapter-wise.
nah don't worry about it. Just min/maxing for kids.
dakkumauji
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Blue stats are bonus stats. They come from pair up bonuses, your equipped weapon if they provide some, skills such as Skill +2 or Tomefaire that gives +5 magic if equipping a tome, the rally skills if they are used by someone else, the tonics that provide a stat increase if you use it or even the random barrack events where someone gains a surge in two stats.
Well she did say she wanted to go in with everyone not just those two. Guess she just wanted to do that because it sounded more fun to enjoy the hot spring as a group.
Ah ha! Thanks, that was what I was wondering. Are the 'surges' temporary?
I stupidly took Panne on a mission when she had 3 charges left, now she's a paperweight ;;
Should I be pairing up more often? I'm not sure if I'm playing the game right, but I just avoid danger areas until I know I can kill one or two units in a single turn, but sometimes that doesn't work out and one of my units inadvertently steps into a red square and gets attacked by 2-3 guys in a single turn. I haven't really been pairing up much at all because it feels a bit clunky/wasteful in that I lose a turn every time I want to separate/pair.
dakkumauji
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I believe they only last until the end of your next battle regardless if the character was used or not.
EDGEWORTH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
3 hour in. So far I'm enjoying this game very much. However, I have a question about random encouters. The first one appeared after chapter 2, and my party was 5-6 levels behind. After chapter 4, another random encounter appeared on the map, and their levels were also quite above mine.
Should I try fighting those high level mobs? Or should I just wait for random encounters, that are more on my level?
Oh, and can I somehow check mobs levels before going into random battle?
Should I try fighting those high level mobs? Or should I just wait for random encounters, that are more on my level?
Oh, and can I somehow check mobs levels before going into random battle?