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I was just listing what the rides were before as me and my family went on those versions of the rides before and we were more familiar with them. It’s currently the Despicable Me version and I’m assuming it hasn’t changed outside of the license so I guess I’ll go with that one.
This is a really good point; it's a point of view I've felt but never been able to vocalise.
Appreciate the shout-out, Iridium.
Awakening is mostly just Rout the Enemy with a few Defeat the Commander missions sprinkled in.Just got back from my weekly grocery shopping, the thread only gained two pages since I left. I am deeply disappoint.
This is a really good point; it's a point of view I've felt but never been able to vocalise.
Regarding Modern FE: The one problem with Fire Emblem Awakening and Fates: Birthright I can see is that the games don't really make much of an effort to train the player to be able to handle the other, harder games. It's all well and good to have the games be casual friendly (especially in the early game), but what isn't good is to only have the map missions be "Rout the Enemy" (I can't remember if Awakening branches out from that, but Birthright definitely doesn't; most, if not all, of the chapters in BR are Rout missions).
Appreciate the shout-out, Iridium.
OK but im giving the rides successor of Frozen toOkay, so after giving it a lot of thought (because of my limited knowledge of non-Disney Parks attractions and my love for theming above all else) and decided to do one for Marth.
Maelstrom, which I'm happy to have gotten to ride before it went kaput, was a fairly standard log flume ride, but was notable for its sense of Norwegian culture, fitting for an EPCOT ride. You would take a vikingesque ship (there's probably a more accurate word for these but I don't know it off hand) and sail through a labyrinthine ice cave, beset by magical trolls. The ride would then spill into a theater after the final stretch, showing a documentary about Norway's history.
So for this version, the ride would be titled "Anri's Way," the legendary and perilous in-universe route that Marth's great grand-uncle, the mythical hero Anri, took to reach the Ice Dragon Temple and receive Falchion. Chapters 11-14 of (New) Mystery of the Emblem feature Marth conquering that same route against all odds, with the final stretch (13-14) having a very icy appearance (complete with rivers), given the beasts that make their home there. Combine this with Archanea's rich lore and history, and I believe the ride becomes the perfect fit for a Maelstrom substitute.
The trolls would be replaced with ice dragons, of course, sending the boat careening back with a blast of cold wind instead of magic. You'd be able to see and hear the battle raging outside of the Temple, with Marth leading the charge, before finally reaching the Temple and Lord Gotoh. At the end, instead of a film reel dedicated to Norway, it's one dedicated to the continent of Archanea, done in a style reminiscent of if Archanea really existed.
The ride's queue would be modeled after Maelstrom's, but also at take inspiration from EPCOT Norway's little Viking museum. The room would be adorned with a map of Archanea lining the walls, alongside glass display cases housing "Archanean artifacts," in the forms of some of Archanea's powerful legendary weapons. The Hammerne and Aum Staves, the Wing Spear, Mercurius, Gradivus, Parthia, Hauteclere, Aura, Excalibur, Starlight, the Divinestone, and Falchion itself would all be on display, with each "exhibit" going into each weapon's history. The obligatory attached gift shop has the cashiers dressed as Anna, and outside the pavilion there's a meet and greet spot fashioned after an Outrealm Gate, allowing for non-Archanean Fire Emblem characters to appear there without breaking the theming.
I like theme park brainstorming.
Well i already got you down with fox for Soarin over Pandora, why not wait a bit and if nobody else takes him let pit have the original Soarin
I was gonna make a joke about but decided against it.OK but im giving the rides successor of Frozen to
Thanks, that's what I thought.
Well lets hope the next few additions to the forum game arent in disney parks. Seriously i can name ten non disney parks on the east coast that got pretty damn good rides too, almost had my own entry be Captain Falcon paired with Lightning Racer at HersheyPark. But i figured someone else could think of a different racing coaster or ride..I was gonna make a joke about but decided against it.
Seriously, people think the fandom wars for Smash, Fire Emblem, and Pokémon are bad? The Disney Parks fandom is ten times worse if ever someone brings up Maelstrom vs Frozen Ever After.
I didn't even do anything.
You're active that honestly why most people are on it im pretty sure 70% of everyone here finds me annoying lol
Not in the least...
I mean, I don’t.
Are on what?
Awakening had very few that weren't rout the enemy. Conquest did. But Fates in general got way too experimental with their map gimmicks and not enough with the actual gameplay.This is a really good point; it's a point of view I've felt but never been able to vocalise.
Regarding Modern FE: The one problem with Fire Emblem Awakening and Fates: Birthright I can see is that the games don't really make much of an effort to train the player to be able to handle the other, harder games. It's all well and good to have the games be casual friendly (especially in the early game), but what isn't good is to only have the map missions be "Rout the Enemy" (I can't remember if Awakening branches out from that, but Birthright definitely doesn't; most, if not all, of the chapters in BR are Rout missions).
That isn't how it works, not only can they choose to announce **** all but they won't rush it for fans, nobody ever does
First furry Mewtwo and now fleshy Riddley? This is terrifying. It makes him seem more like a demon then a dragon. But I accept dragons of all varieties, even violent, fleshy, demonic cyborg ones from space.
I didn't mind any of Conquest's maps, in fact I liked most of them (yes, even "Mr. Fuga's Wild Ride").
Wait, it is?! So Cloud's dress sort of did make it in as an alt after all? That's great, lol.
I don't think that's how that works.
The Fire Emblem community is exactly this. Japanese fans to Rom Translation fans to GBA fans to Tellius fans to 3DS fans.
I disagree about the wall being there forever. Older games in the series (at least they're old to 3DS fans) were eventually excepted by the original fans so I suspect the same will happen to the 3DS games once Three Kingdoms comes out. I think it just comes down to newer fans checking out the older games, playing the newer ones, and thus being more able to compare what they like/dislike about the series.
We're milking this thread for all she has left.
You're tellin me, hard to keep track on stuff to add to Smash Land if we're the only ones here.
Me! I want to talk about that all day every day!
Oh, so just Link then.
I was just messing with you before, do your own thing dude.I just got like, 32 mentions.
If one more person asks to be in the goodbye thread picture i'm not gonna make it
