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Match-up. I was saying Ness has a rough time against characters with long reach on their normals.
As intended.Speaking of context:
How deliciously evil it would be to take this out of context
Was going to end the post with
One of the reasons I hate derpy male Morgan (not sure how he sounds in English, but even in Japanese he has a much older sounding voice than his face/body would suggest). The other reason is his face (or maybe it's the hair... either way, the combination of the two just likes derpy to me).
Even if he's 12 at the start, after the time skip he'd be 14. Everyone always forgets there's a 2 year time skip in the middle since no one appears to physically age.
Meh, 14 is still pretty young, going off the US Education System I would say you have to be at least high school age (15-16) before you can have an understanding of what "long term relationship"/"marriage" and all that stuff even means (as that is usually the case, children before High School typically don't comprehend the responsibility and commitment that comes with that (hell, even at 15-16 they still don't understand it that well)); if he was extremely mature, then maybe. But Ricken is still fairly childish (and while better than Maribelle, still is coddled slightly as a result of his "noble" status, albeit his family has lost most/all of their money, but still) and I still consider 14 too young for the whole "married for life" deal.
I wish Awakening had the option for characters to shoot down the confessions. All the S-Supports are all like "Blablabla doing X things with you has made me realize how great you are! I Love You! *Brings out a Ring* Marry me?" and the person being proposed to is always like "Of course I'll marry you! I wouldn't want to hurt your feelings and say I'll think about it (because we've only had 3 conversations up until now or because I love someone else) so I'll commit to you 100% right now!"
1) Cleric
1) Path of Radiance
...Just try figuring out who Cordelia has a crush on without reading S-Supports. Come on, try.
Methinks that pic is just at a clever camera angle, but perhaps it is aim-able. However, it would be rather odd if you could shoot the projectile upward and be launched upward by the momentum - that doesn't really make sense. Unless Robin could only aim it up grounded.
I'd say Cordelia's a bit better in the unrequited love category than Tharja, at the very least. Though that doesn't say very much.
I was thinking more along the lines of "if you aim it up while in the air, you get pushed down" obviously. Think Pikachus Quick Attack. You press in the direction you want to go. Since Robin fires 2 Blades in succession you could use the first to push yourself upwards and the second to push yourself sideways. On the ground you simply wouldn't get pushed when aiming at any direction. Sure, this would mean you would have to press the opposite direction of where you want the blade to go, but frankly, i don't think this is a problem as it is a rescue first and a projectile as a nice bonus.
I assume you also mean without DLC? I know she's not half as subtle there about it as she is in the main game. Example: Golden Gaffe, and whichever Scramble it was where she actually has a conversation with Chrom if she isn't married yet.
The Golden Gaffe conversation is an exception. Also, there's a 99% chance Cordelia would have been married by Summer Scramble if you didn't want her to have a conversation with Chrom, hence the problem. There's also the fact that I don't know a single person who actually read the bios, and that Severa was wrong about her thing for Chrom entirely.
It isn't "being constantly reminded." It happens a total of two times. Severa's support conversations, where she's wrong, the Golden Gaffe, which is optional. You may count the rosters, but again, no one reads those. And when she says, "I'll do this and more for him", when she's married, she's referring to her spouse. It's just plain sad how that works out, and it's part of the reason why I can't support the Cordelia hate. You're not being constantly reminded that she has a crush on someone else. It happens TWICE.
I gotcha, I wasn't sure if that's what you were trying to say. I thought you were using the Fox Fire comparison for strictly aiming. Perhaps the first could always launch you upward and the second you could control? The opposite direction thing may get a little sticky otherwise.
The problem is that that wouldn't solve the grounded ElWind problem, but yes, i also mentioned that there doesn't seem enough time to choose the angle of the bade... But i think in Pikachus case it also works in the direction you press on the first usage even though the timeframe is short as hell, thats how you can that infinite Quick-Attack nonsense X)
For reference, this is trhe picture i based my theory on. It might be angeled weirdly too look this way, but the Ship in the background wouldn't match that angle then.
I think I read in TvTropes that you can play as
and get A rank with all characters. While that isn't the same as S-Rank, you can not marry Robin to any character and pretend she has a harem 
But seriously, if the next Fire Emblem game has this "date sim" aspect like Awakening, they should totally allow gay pairings (and the same is valid for Persona 5, for those who are familiar with the series).
this presents a sorta big problem if there's a second generation thoughI think I read in TvTropes that you can play as
Who doesn't like her?It must really be annoying to not like Cordelia when she's one of the strongest units in the game.
It's worth considering that Fire Emblem games -are- predominantly war stories, and the series is no stranger to orphans. Not pushing any politics here, but I don't personally feel like it would be all that out of place to have same-sex couples take in some of the orphans they encounter along the way. That is, if the game is necessarily as determined to make you pair everyone up as Awakening is; I could just as happily do without the marriage mechanic. Having supports hook up in the epilogue like past games have done is fine by me.
You must hate Tharja...
nono i totally get that! i just don't really think they'd implement it ;n;
I probably would if I ever used her. As it is, I don't really care for her so her only role when I play is to get an S rank asap, give birth to Noire, and then get benched immediately after.
Poor Tharja, left alone in the shadows by yet another Tactician.
The weird thing is that animation doesn't match what he does in the actual video.
