Gentlepanda
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was that chapter really that hard? I finished that with no problem**** that god damn wind chapter though.
Change lasagna with bread, and that's pretty much my cat.i know you have some
the oppression continuesEdited by a moderator, we have a winrar
What is this, 2009?winrar
*spits drink* IT'S NOT?What is this, 2009?
Conquest actually had intelligent map design put into it instead of just dumping a bunch of enemies that I had to kill. I can't just send Ryoma into half of the map and expect him to come out alright in Conquest, and that's because of the gimmick's that don't slow down the experience like in Revelations. The gimmicks instead are meant to challenge us and keep us on our toes. Only time I didn't like them were when they were RNG like with the wind chapter. It's less consistent of a structure, but that's GBA and Tellius structure, so I'm used to it. In fact, I think it's the go-to structure for Fire Emblem. Even if it's at the cost of a difficulty curve, it keeps the game from just being me having to just route the enemy again for the 500th time.Conquest for me has overall the less interesting cast (I enjoyed Birthright's cast more simply because after Awakening I was tired of anime trope types who ram their single defining trait down your throat every time they appear, even if Conquest gave us Forrest), its difficulty curve is a complete mess (being the more difficult of the two doesn't excuse this), and towards the end I was just exhausted of the game and was basically phoning it in because I wanted it to end, where I didn't have that experience with Birthright. It's also not free of dumb gimmicks like the Kitsune map, and the "varied map objectives" and stuff they tried to sell in pre-release didn't amount to anything either.
Birthright was pretty eh too, but at least it felt somewhat cohesive and like it had actual effort put into it. It feels like in terms of time and effort on the part of the developers, Birthright got the most attention, followed by Conquest, while Revelation was sort of slapped together in overtime.
smashboards switching to political debates in 0.2 seconds, as expected
when's the lewd talk
you've been in a coma for 10 years please wake up*spits drink* IT'S NOT?
Quick question: did you start with Birthright?Nope, the only reason Conquest isn't my least favourite of the three is because Revelation is just such a rushed and unpolished mess. If they put literally any more time into making Revelation's gimmicks actually work, it'd probably be my favourite of the three.
Conquest for me has overall the less interesting cast (I enjoyed Birthright's cast more simply because after Awakening I was tired of anime trope types who ram their single defining trait down your throat every time they appear, even if Conquest gave us Forrest), its difficulty curve is a complete mess (being the more difficult of the two doesn't excuse this), and towards the end I was just exhausted of the game and was basically phoning it in because I wanted it to end, where I didn't have that experience with Birthright. It's also not free of dumb gimmicks like the Kitsune map, and the "varied map objectives" and stuff they tried to sell in pre-release didn't amount to anything either.
Birthright was pretty eh too, but at least it felt somewhat cohesive and like it had actual effort put into it. It feels like in terms of time and effort on the part of the developers, Birthright got the most attention, followed by Conquest, while Revelation was sort of slapped together in overtime.
>says no god exists
I'm pretty sure that one is actually on a set pattern.Only time I didn't like them were when they were RNG like with the wind chapter.
*pretends to be shocked* It's Persona subreddits.when you see people on persona subreddits dismissing royal-chan being in smash because the datamine "is fake like that grinch thing"
I wonder how many other people get this.
i know you have some
70% futaba art, 30% misunderstanding smash*pretends to be shocked* It's Persona subreddits.
Also, I decided to have realistic expectations about Joker's music in Smash, so I'm adding movies' OST to my list, too.
Man my experience with that map was miserable. I don't remember much about it, but I felt there were way too many times in which an enemy, especially a flier, could sneak around and dog pile one of my weaker units. If there was a set pattern, I couldn't see it. Might be a better experience if (or when, depending on if I lose my bet,) I play Fates again.I'm pretty sure that one is actually on a set pattern.
Anyway I had some fun with it once I figured out how to play around the wind. Generally you want to try to be in the stream of wind that moves you southwards rather then north, as the latter is more likely to move your characters towards danger.
Yeah I think I get that joke.I wonder how many other people get this.
I think I'm going to play Conquest again before Three Houses comes out to figure out where I stand on this.I still think people who say "Conquest maps are more varied like past FE games" are either underrating Conquest or really overestimating previous titles.
Conquest has more varied map designs then most FE games, even if it's not always the objective that makes it difference. Unlike Revelations, most of its levels are also surprisingly well designed and polished to, with only a handful of outliers.
Honestly it set a standard for FE gameplay for me that I'm not even sure if Three Houses will live up to.
The band is called Disturbed, so the joke was in the name.Yeah I think I get that joke.
Wasn't that like, in a song?
Can’t be more disturbing than this
It was in a set pattern but it was no less annoying.Man my experience with that map was miserable. I don't remember much about it, but I felt there were way too many times in which an enemy, especially a flier, could sneak around and dog pile one of my weaker units. If there was a set pattern, I couldn't see it. Might be a better experience if (or when, depending on if I lose my bet,) I play Fates again.
ROUNDING DEEP
Its looks bad but realize Intys had no experience with HD development on that scaleimagine having three years to work with next-gen hardware then coming out with maps that look like this
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List of characters I liked from Birthright:Birthrights setting was hella bland to me and the characters even blander
dude what the crap im actually crying why would you do thisScrew it, Imma contribute.
Got it. I was referring to the Wa-A-A-A-A.The band is called Disturbed, so the joke was in the name.
I didn't think too hard about the stories on my first time and just saw Corrin as a bland avatar that I could insert myself into (and insert into others heh heh), so I didn't think much when reading the story. Worse part about the stories themselves were when Birthright and Revelations actually killed off your characters in cutscenes. If you were unfortunate enough to not A rank Kaze, he would die after Chapter 15, and that's bull****. Same with Scarlet in Revelations, except she just dies no matter what. That is so unintuitive to the spirit of Fire Emblem, and it made me think Fates really was shoddily put together.I think I'm going to play Conquest again before Three Houses comes out to figure out where I stand on this.
I remember liking the map design and feeling like the challenge on normal was at an almost perfect level; what I hated was the forced-in children, most of the supports, Corrin's character in general and feeling like I was playing half a game. But I don't remember the gameplay itself ever being the part I complained about. Then I tried to play Birthright, got bored, and considered "Fates" as a whole to be a major letdown.
Alright. Glad to see I wasn't the only one. The terrain was too thin for what we were having to do on it.It was in a set pattern but it was no less annoying.
Even if you plan for it, the exact structure of your units would be changed from a formation to a clump, as would theirs. And it made traveling a ***** because even when you play it safe and let the wind blow you south, you now have to select each and every one of your characters and move them west/east and north again to get back into position. Multiple times.
Quite possibly the worst map ever made in a FE game. I know I'll be challenged on that statement but it's definitely top five worst, no contest.