The GBA games' support system had its ups and downs: in one hand, the conversations were handled nicely with character development and backstories put into them with paired endings other than "they marry and **** and have kids" like the 3DS ones and the 5-limit prevents stuff like Peri's supports from happening; on the other, however, it takes a ****ton of time to build a single support rank, limited supports can screw you over if you're not aware of your options or if your unit ends up dying or getting benched and affinity is never explained to you nor do you have any idea of what the boosts are.
Tellius fixed the "stay next to each other for 5 years" problem apparently but I can't say much about anything else but I believe the writing is good for the most part.
Awakening came and removed the limit but ****ed up everything with it because this means there's no room character development and when they attempt it, Peri happens. Then there's S-Rank Supports which limits your options because no one will use an A-Rank when they can have an S-Rank supporter. And let's not even get started with pair-up bonuses. Also, S-Rank=marriage still bothers me to no end.
Fates balanced the support bonuses but was still pretty much like FEA and the fact we'll never have stuff like AmeliaXDuessel or HeathXVaida upsets me.
FE4's supoort system is the second most puzzling thing in this entire universe because I have no idea how it works.
Hey guys, here is a question.
Out of Nintendo's villain library, what 5 would you consider the most realistic?
5? You're asking for too much, I'll give you two
Ganondorf: sure he was evil and is pretty much just that in TP and every game he's 'Ganon' but analyzing OoT and WW shows that all he wanted was to leave the harsh desert that he and his entire race were forced to live in to live in the green plains that he envied so much.
Lyon: can I consider him a villain? **** it, Lyon is a great character either way, from his inferiority complex that made him envy Ephraim and not able to confess his feelings to Eirika, to the sacrifices he made to try to save Grado and his father, and his eventual final moments where he regrets the mistakes he has done