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Me but with Dimitri.Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go sulk because it wasn’t Claude.
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Me but with Dimitri.Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go sulk because it wasn’t Claude.
I think it's the bridge's background, but without anyone flight training in the background, and the bridge that you were originally on removed.Minor Gripe about Byleth's stage.
Why did they put the Omega/BF versions... "away" from the main stage?
Instead of putting a platform in the sky looking down on the original stage background like every other Omega/BF variant, we're staring at a nondescript view of a random location.
Oh boy, this Switch Oled model sure looks nice, I better make sure I pre-order it!Switch OLED Model Unboxing
Wasn't that patched out like a month after Byleth's release?I think it's the bridge's background, but without anyone flight training in the background, and the bridge that you were originally on removed.
EDIT: What I wanna know is why the blast zones are different.
...yeah.It is getting close to the end of 2021. People are eagerly awaiting the final reveal, looking back at Ultimate's roster. Some people get a character they want, while others continue to hold hope for the last character.
And people are still arguing about Byleth.
Y'all are making me tired.
Not really. There's a bunch of options, really, like Lux, Teemo, Jinx, Ashe, Ryze...So is it pretty unanimously decided that Ahri would be the chosen LOL rep? There are a lot of cool characters I’d love to see but I’d be fine with her too.
I feel like a lot of people skip over this angle completely and say that it's because "these people are unfamiliar with FE"... like, yeah, they're casual Nintendo fans. Maybe there's regional differences, but over here in Brazil, very few people who fit that description actually leave the quartet of Mario-Zelda-Pokémon-Smash. And even then it's not like they play every single game in these series.The FE fatigue I've seen first hand (playing with good friends in person) is that many of the FE reps 'are the same'
To elaborate some friends who aren't into the speculation scene like we all are here don't like how Roy is/was a clone of Marth/Lucina is a clone of Marth/Chrom is a clone of Roy who is a clone of Marth - they see a majority of the FE reps as the same character with a different skin. So every time a new FE character is revealed - to them its just another Marth.
Robin, Corrin, and Byleth are nowhere near being clones but that doesn't matter in the court of personal opinion where minds are already made up.
For the record these people also say "oof another pokemon??" but they give the pokemon a chance because it is different enough to see what's what
You were supposed to preorder it 5 months ago when they first showed it off, you fool.Oh boy, this Switch Oled model sure looks nice, I better make sure I pre-order it!
no pre-orders available in literally any store in any known universe or dimension
O-oh...
I just wish that these guys were alt costumes for Marth at this point because few of them are able to stand on their own legs. Chrom being a fan request is one of those "maybe we shouldn't listen to fans" moments tbh.You know, some people are looking at the Fire Emblem situation as "You're the king? Well I didn't vote for you." despite the fact that in the case for 2(or 3 to some extent) of them, they did, in fact, get in because of fan demand. Roy was brought back because there was fan demand for him. Chrom was brought into Smash Ultimate because there was alot of demand for him, like Dark Samus. And in Robin/Lucina's case, there was fan demand for a FEAwakening character and Sakurai decided on Robin with Lucina as a bonus.
There's no problem if you aren't a fan of the Fire Emblem characters, think they are boring or whatnot. But regardless, don't be going off about Nintendo putting in characters no one wants when a good amount of them are in because they had very clear fan demand for them. An Awakening character was wanted, we got Robin and Lucina. Fans wanted Roy back, we got Roy back. There was demand for Chrom in the Smash Ballot, we got Chrom. And if a character like Min-Min was came out first before Byleth, people would've clearly expected a Three Houses rep to happen much like how people were expecting Rex, Pyra and Mythra after Min-Min.
Yeah, it kinda irritates me to be honest. I'd like to have stages based on actual locations from Marth's and Ike's games.Honestly I just love the fact that Gareg Mach Monastery and Arena Ferox are actual places in Fire Emblem games.
Castle Seige and Colosseum are cool, but they aren't as exciting as an actual place.
It's why I like Saffron City and Spear Pillar over the Pokemon Stadiums as well.
Hard disagree on Chrom tbh.You were supposed to preorder it 5 months ago when they first showed it off, you fool.
You may want to actually walk into a GameStop and see if they can do an online order for you. I learned with Metroid Dread that there are online preorders allocated to walk-in preorders at stores that to my understanding are even separate from the preorders the store would be able to offer in general, if that makes any sense... It does not to me.
A friend told me to specifically ask for an in-store online preorder and I'm sitting with a receipt for the purchase of Metroid Dread's special edition well after the preorders online sold out.
I just wish that these guys were alt costumes for Marth at this point because few of them are able to stand on their own legs. Chrom being a fan request is one of those "maybe we shouldn't listen to fans" moments tbh.
The Corrin controversy got me to pick up Awakening, and in hindsight, I can see why people were upset by Chrom being passed over; he’s legit an amazing character, being an admirable and brilliant leader while doubling as a adorably colossal dork in a lot of different scenarios. That would explain why people had no issue with his debut in this game, regardless of the apparent bloat of his home series.Hard disagree on Chrom tbh.
I remember when Smash 4 was coming out and the whole "Wtf Chrom was ROBBED!" thing happened. Back then, there wasn't a stigma against Fire Emblem, and people were more than upset at Chrom being passed over, especially in such a way to kinda poke fun at him. Chrom's an ultimately harmless addition that did have a surge of fan demand since people wanted him in.
Probably has more to do with the fact he's an echo.The Corrin controversy got me to pick up Awakening, and in hindsight, I can see why people were upset by Chrom being passed over; he’s legit an amazing character, being an admirable and brilliant leader while doubling as a adorably colossal dork in a lot of different scenarios. That would explain why people had no issue with his debut in this game, regardless of the apparent bloat of his home series.
Another instance where our experiences differ, I guess? My memory of the situation was a very outspoken bout of "lmao Chrom was robbed" with "maybe next time" becoming a meme unto itself. People got into heated debates over who he'd be a clone of with most saying it would be Ike because he wasn't Marth enough, and that's the unfortunate story of Fire Emblem: people wonder who the next character will be a clone of and not how they would be unique because Fire Emblem as a franchise hasn't offered up enough variety in its Lord characters, but they're who we keep getting. People were stoked to see Robin because as bad as his durability mechanic is, it's a magic class and Fire Emblem wouldn't feel like Fire Emblem if it weren't for some badass mages flinging death at people from several spaces away.Hard disagree on Chrom tbh.
I remember when Smash 4 was coming out and the whole "Wtf Chrom was ROBBED!" thing happened. Back then, there wasn't a stigma against Fire Emblem, and people were more than upset at Chrom being passed over, especially in such a way to kinda poke fun at him. Chrom's an ultimately harmless addition that did have a surge of fan demand since people wanted him in.
Did we play the same game? I remember Chrom as a bored prince whose dad's jackassery basically triggered a cold war and he left it up to his older sister to figure out while he went off to find randoms in the fields of his kingdom and recruit him to his roving goodwill brigade/police force. He found the plot lying unconscious in the road one day and had he not, everything would have just been him and his buddies getting babysitted by Frederick all day.he’s legit an amazing character, being an admirable and brilliant leader
It's not as if he made Fire Emblem representation "worse" since he was just another bonus clone character.Hard disagree on Chrom tbh.
I remember when Smash 4 was coming out and the whole "Wtf Chrom was ROBBED!" thing happened. Back then, there wasn't a stigma against Fire Emblem, and people were more than upset at Chrom being passed over, especially in such a way to kinda poke fun at him. Chrom's an ultimately harmless addition that did have a surge of fan demand since people wanted him in.
There is also the fact that he got revealed in the same direct that had and to a lesser extend which helped a lot.Probably has more to do with the fact he's an echo.
Had he been a wholly unique character, I imagine Chrom's good graces with the non-Awakening fans would be much diminished.
The thing that doesn't really bother me with the whole "8 Fire Emblem characters" deal, is that this is basically the High-School reunion version of Smash. It's the Marvel vs Capcom 2, where the entire point is a big, bloated roster, before the next game probably slices things in half.Another instance where our experiences differ, I guess? My memory of the situation was a very outspoken bout of "lmao Chrom was robbed" with "maybe next time" becoming a meme unto itself. People got into heated debates over who he'd be a clone of with most saying it would be Ike because he wasn't Marth enough, and that's the unfortunate story of Fire Emblem: people wonder who the next character will be a clone of and not how they would be unique because Fire Emblem as a franchise hasn't offered up enough variety in its Lord characters, but they're who we keep getting. People were stoked to see Robin because as bad as his durability mechanic is, it's a magic class and Fire Emblem wouldn't feel like Fire Emblem if it weren't for some badass mages flinging death at people from several spaces away.
And yeah, I guess Chrom is a harmless addition because he probably took no development time at all like the rest of the echo fighters, but it doesn't really sit well with me that Lucina and her dad are just the zero-finesse versions of Marth and his fiery knockoff. Echo fighters were billed as sidegrades with minimal, if any changes and then we have those two.
Did we play the same game? I remember Chrom as a bored prince whose dad's jackassery basically triggered a cold war and he left it up to his older sister to figure out while he went off to find randoms in the fields of his kingdom and recruit him to his roving goodwill brigade/police force. He found the plot lying unconscious in the road one day and had he not, everything would have just been him and his buddies getting babysitted by Frederick all day.
Maybe I'm overly critical of him but I hardly think "brilliant leader" when he left all of the hard decisions up to the hobo he found on the side of the road and immediately befriended.
It was the first game to include Casual Mode (aka no permadeath). As someone who dislikes permadeath if it’s for unique units (expendable units like in Darkest Dungeon or Lobotomy Corporation I don’t mind) it convinced me to start FE with Awakening. It’s overall more accessible tooSpeaking of Awakening having never played it, did it also have extra stuff or it more like traditional fe?
Ever played FE8? It's pretty much that. Overworld map with each map being a node. You can grind between chapters on monsters kinda like 8's Tower.Speaking of Awakening having never played it, did it also have extra stuff or it more like traditional fe?
Extra stuff is the name of the game because they were pretty sure Fire Emblem was going to die after it. It's basically where waifu emblem started and you can breed supersoldier children by shipping characters and unlocking their full grown offspring in bonus missions, and there's even bonus missions where you can unlock boss characters and dead people. Pairing up units is also the most broken **** imaginable.Speaking of Awakening having never played it, did it also have extra stuff or it more like traditional fe?
Sakurai himself stated that "Everyone is Here" is the main theme of Ultimate.The thing that doesn't really bother me with the whole "8 Fire Emblem characters" deal, is that this is basically the High-School reunion version of Smash. It's the Marvel vs Capcom 2, where the entire point is a big, bloated roster, before the next game probably slices things in half.
Many of you are likely already aware, but the concept for this entry is total inclusion: “Everyone is here!”
Every single fighter that has ever appeared in the series is back and better than ever, ready for you to take into the fray. Talk about a deal!
Being able to include every fighter is a real luxury, and–knowing that opportunity doesn’t knock twice–I seized the moment and twisted some arms to make this dream a reality. Thankfully, the folks at Nintendo agreed to help, despite the risks involved.