Fire Emblem

I am a strong advocate for gender equality among apocalyptic horsepeople.

Just what is the story behind these guys, anyway, Anom?

edited 14th Feb '16 3:35:02 PM by KarkatTheDalek

Was just gonna make some Corrins for my Streetpass team themed after them, is all.

Oh, okay. I thought you were creating a story concept, hence my suggestion to make Shadowgift work for guys. My bad.

Hopefully the prices for using previous avatars isn't as crazy this time. But I'll get the grinding DLC, so maybe it won't be as bad anyway.

Darksiders also had Fury (replacement for Famine) as a female.

Ironic Name to boot too. She's the calmest and level-headed one of the bunch

edited 14th Feb '16 3:45:33 PM by BlackSunNocturne

I've been contemplating whether to get Birthright or Conquest first. Leaning towards Birthright.

Definitely going to try and capture Candace though. Mmm.

I wish I could marry Candace...

All of us wish we could marry Candace.

I wish I could marry Nacht.

Ignis is now Ignatius, and with that we now know the English names of every playable character.

edited 14th Feb '16 6:12:04 PM by IniuriaTalis

Ignatius is a cool name.

Does seem like the obvious localization for him.

Ignatius is a good name - I'm fine with it.

(groans of increasing discomfort)

As much as I love the English dub of the dancing scenes, those subtitles...kinda ruined the moments.

Reading the Let's Play of Fe9 I realize that it's basically Ike and company making a giant lap around Tellius.

I'm actually worried at Radiant Dawn as I approach to play it. Is it just me or the reason why Micaiah got bashed is that "HOW DARE YOU OPPOSE WHAT IKE SAYS!"? Not sure, but it's like from what I've seen, the fandom worships the ground Ike walks and he is to be treated as a God that can do no wrong, everything he does is justice and anyone who opposes him deserves to be bashed.

I don't hate Ike (he's a damn powerful unit and an overall good guy with some snark tongue), but I'm getting unnerved at this. I'd like to approach the game and characters contexts without bias after all.

edited 14th Feb '16 8:54:47 PM by ChrisX

I think it started with Part 1 where she spared the guy leading the Begnion Occupation despite him clearly not going to change or stop, which also weakened her seer powers.

Also some people don't buy into the whole poor victims Daein are because of war, when Ashnard himself was a complete bastard and some people try to say he did some good when he literally abandoned the country to go make Crimea his headquarters.

edited 14th Feb '16 9:09:51 PM by OmegaRadiance

I want to play Tellius so much but they cost so much

Honestly, I found Ashnard to be one of the most boring villains in the series. There was really nothing that made him stand out, save for (Spoilers for those who have yet to play Path of Radiance) his switching into a green cape on Hard Mode. His philosophy could've been quite interesting, but it's kind of ruined with him acting the part of a cackling supervillain. Oh, and his fashion sense is atrocious. I'm still waiting for someone to explain that left shoulder pad of his.

edited 14th Feb '16 9:33:50 PM by dragonfire5000

Left shoulder pads are stylish man. Ain't you heard?

Right. I want to re-class Severa into something. She's already been a Mercenary and a Hero, and she already has Galeforce.

What would you guys suggest?

So...explain that dangly stick thing on his left shoulder pad.

I don't know, it's hard for me to take Ashnard seriously, especially since his "Whaaa haaa haaa haaaaa!" laugh makes me think of Wario. Actually, that would be awesome: have Charles Martinet voice Ashnard using his Wario voice.

For your Severa question, I once reclassed her as a Sorcerer so that I could give her Vengeance and Tomebreaker. Sure, she wasn't a very good Sorcerer, but at least I got her the skills. Remind me: who is her father again?

edited 14th Feb '16 9:44:59 PM by dragonfire5000

Lon'qu.

Maybe make her a Swordmaster so you can get Swordfaire, or perhaps an Assassin if you want Lethality.

I was thinking of trying a Swordmaster.

Back in my first play through, she had Lethality, but through inheritance from her dad (who was Gaius).

Anyway, Swordfaire it is.

Huh, maybe it's because I've been into League Of Legends and thus saw Ashnard being Not So Different in about 'Strength should rule!' when compared to Noxus state. Of course, Ashnard WAS over the top that he became something of a cackling villain as a result, but it's still there: There is a merit about the strong ones getting good privileges instead of having it bound with nobility status or destiny.

OK, getting out of that in a bit... About my 'plans' for the FE Crossover spanning all over FE, I need some data:

• What is the average number of roster/playable characters in one game?
• What are the archetypes necessary to be included?
• Which Lord do you think is... more likely to take up the Lord class for this?

edited 14th Feb '16 10:05:52 PM by ChrisX

Archetypes: Jeigan, Christmas Knights, Est, Camus, at least

Lord: If you can't use an OC then probably Marth

edited 14th Feb '16 10:36:34 PM by LinkToTheFuture