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I love not moving.
You don't understand the glory of Enemy Phases. Shame on you.
FE10 Bronze Weapons cannot crit at all. I think that would be a handy thing for future games.Damn it Marcus, don't critical the boss!
It would be pretty cool if we could tell a unit to not crit, it would be really helpful in a few situations.
So far, shadow dragon has been harder to me than awakening. (Beat awakening on hard, lunatic to chap. 24)
I just find it interesting. The thought that THIS game was how it all started. Marth is a little bit too overpowered. Just from what I've played so far.
If memory serves, in Awakening, you're able to turn off Critical Hits, well, of your own Unit's, that is. :IDamn it Marcus, don't critical the boss!
It would be pretty cool if we could tell a unit to not crit, it would be really helpful in a few situations.
Though I can't wait until I have Swordmasters with a +30 crit bonus again, not having any bonus was the worst thing about Awakening by far.
He gets 30 levels though. And not promoting doesn't stop him being good in FE12.
Well, DUH! lol No offence. But, off course the game is going to be easy if you give yourself the opportunity to grind and abuse the extra skirmish system in place. Really the only way to play the game is just go through chapter by chapter without the grindfests between chapters. Like how FE has played for most of its mothership titles. Even then the game does indeed give you access to some ridiculous strategies. MU/Chrom Nosferatu for example. Otherwise, only lunny and lunny+ will actually competely invalidate a number of strategies. For example, skirmishes are basically impossible early game and late game. Play Lunatic if you want the puzzle and strategy part of awakening.
Thracia is difficulty blind. Once you know the annoying parts of a chapters you can plan around it. For example, if you need Karin in some mission, then you avoid using her one chapter to refresh the fatigue stat.
FE is meant to play as a strategy game which is basically you either know the right method which gets you success or not. This is not shades of gray really.
Defend chapters are nice because they allow you to use all your units well typically. I particularly liked the end game of radiant dawn because of this. The section was too short to really train up any OP units, but just good enough to allow victory or defeat based on how well you place units or not. Depending upon the difficulty you could end up killing everything on the map if you do it right.
FE6 at least had secondary objectives in chapters. Some of these 2ndary objectives really drove you to play in certain ways. For example, say you wanted to get Percival early. You had to really rush chapter 13. Or say you wanted to get the good ending. Then you need to keep douglas alive. Etc. FE13 has very little of that in this game.
Why would you want to do that lol. Then you wouldn't get HM bonuses for Percy.
Honestly, Chrom is still better than every non-Avatar, and non-DLC character. Yes, Lucina is superior, since you have some control over what Classes will be available to her (Something that Chrom lacks... And they gave him Archer/Sniper over Mercenary/Hero), but nevertheless, Chrom is still one of the more useful Units in the game.
Awakening is overall a decent game.
Which hack is that?
Holy sh** Orun
Why weren't you there for me in FE6
This is totally false, his class set is NOT that great. I could make a laundry list of generation 1 units I consider to be better than Chrom, and literally every child is better than he is.
Elibian Nights. I may or may not have a video of that chapter up later today.
