Fire Emblem Three Houses (Spoiler Thread)

So it's better that the farmers kid not be allowed to try?

With all this talk, it really seems like the problem with ideals are people.

I say, we cancel people, and we will have our perfect utopia.

x5 Long live King Zephiel! Wait, does that make Roy the true villain of Binding Blade?

Guys, you realize its a fantasy. You could write shit however you please.

Last I checked, knights require being a nobleman (emphasize on both noble and man). So, why are there so many female knights or peasant knights in Fire Emblem.

Edited by mariovsonic999 on Nov 30th 2020 at 9:59:58 AM

No idea? I mean it's the same Universe that gave us Nohr, the most terrible place to live in, I mean have you looked at the Art work? It looks horrifying. At least Shambahla looked kinda cool.

They should have stuck with the awesome concept art where they had floating castles upside-down in th eclouds, kinda like the WoW Shadowlands trailer.

You have clearly not played enough games if you consider Nohr "the most terrible place to live in."

Nohrs practically cuddly consider you have can still live there undergriund in peace.

x4 I mean itd be fine if the story reflected more on what these actually mean, especially as were supposed to tke Edelgrds values seriously Except if you play her route where its about waifuing her.

Edited by OmegaRadiance on Nov 30th 2020 at 4:12:52 AM

What the hell did I miss?

We were just continuing the same talk we were already doing before you left.

Aaah.

What wacky forum we have.

That...certainly happened I guess. ANYWAY-

I found a dump of the game's voiceclips (DLC excluded) so I went to TCRF and added audio to most of the unused lines listed there (such as the Golden Deers mourning Lorenz and Seteth announcing more white beasts are coming in SS's last chapter). I'm still missing a few more clips as of this post's writing, but I expect to find the rest in the near future (assuming fedatamine doesn't beat me to the punch, that is).

While I was doing that, I also found out Tomas, Ladislava and Sothis also have voice clips for giving monastery quests. Lastly and after checking the internal order of the voiceclips, I'm 99% sure the paralogues were worked and wrapped up right after all the story chapters were done (this doesn't mean no work whatsoever had been put into them earlier however).

x6 Not gonna lie, I would have loved Fates had actually done that rather than putting Castle Krakenburg inside a huge-ass crater. (I know it's somewhat more practical compared to the first idea, but still...!)

Edited by Blackress on Nov 30th 2020 at 6:20:49 AM

I think the castle in the sky was going to be something else/maybe a palace for the Dusk Dragon.

Because a caste in the earth fits the whole Earth/Dark theme they had since the West vs East was also playing off Kunitsu(Earthly) and Amatsu(Heavenly) like the Earth and Divine Dragons do.

Makes the lack of light magic in Fates all the more baffling.

Edited by OmegaRadiance on Nov 30th 2020 at 6:19:36 AM

No amount of light magic can cover up all the sin from Fates.

That’s because they’re using all that light to cover the support convos of Radiant Dawn. They should spare some of that light to cover up the insinuation that Deirdre had to atone for being abducted and mind-wiped into screwing her half-brother.

Back to the actual forum topic, here's something I've always wondered: in the level where the Death Knight is the boss and the chapter ends with the Javelins of Light raining down, is it considered game over if the Death Knight successfully escapes the map?

I've never had him escape before since I always start a mad rush to defeat him the moment he starts moving towards the exit.

Edited by dragonfire5000 on Nov 30th 2020 at 7:16:08 AM

No. You win if you beat him, but if he escapes you just have to beat everybody else.

Interesting. That's a fair bit of leeway, but I guess he does trigger pretty easily if the player is just rushing in. I've noticed if you move along the top part of the map, none of those cronies are tied to him (in addition to his squad getting attacked, if the two Ballista Archers die, he starts going), so you can basically reach and camp his escape tile before he even begins running. For this reason, the Silver Snow version is actually a bit more predictable than the Verdant Wind one, since Nader and his squad aren't YOLOing around, possibly accidentally triggering stuff.

The eternal darkness and the evil-looking Dragoncastle disagree with you. The underground City is ok, but still nothing spectacular.

You just need to be faster in VW, which is easy with Claude and stride Battalions.

Edited by Tropetalker on Nov 30th 2020 at 8:40:36 PM

Well, yeah, it's technically pretty easy to just rush Lys in for a quick insta-gib. I know a lot of people can't stomach leaving that much XP behind, though.

@Blackress: How many of the named-but-not-playable characters don't have the quest voice clips? 'cause I'm starting to think this was something that was just... added routinely in case they ever wanted any of those characters to have quests but doesn't necessarily imply the characters were absolutely meant to have quests?