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On June 13 2018 12:27 RuiBarbO wrote:
Wasn't blown away by the voice acting, or the schlocky Kingdom Hearts ripoff song in the background. Then again, I have never liked FE voice acting or singing, so I guess that's not saying much.
It's a neat little twist to make each unit the leader of their own little platoon since a bunch of FE games have people leading these ostensibly huge armies while fielding approximately 10 actual soldiers. Maybe it will translate to some interesting new abilities and gameplay mechanics. But like Yango said, who knows.
I'm guessing that the number of soldiers in the platoon is simply a health analogue.
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On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more.
+ Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way.
Now go play Thracia!
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On July 17 2018 23:28 TheYango wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more. + Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way. Now go play Thracia!
Do that! Great story in same universe with unbelivably good gameplay
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On July 17 2018 23:28 TheYango wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more. + Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way. Now go play Thracia!
Okay 
For a lot of the missions, I assume it's way better once you know what to prepare for and what to do. There's just SO MUCH backtracking otherwise. Also, according to a random comment on a YouTube video, the Sigurd blacksmith is a glitch that happens if + Show Spoiler +Patty isn't where she's expected to be in the ending roll call a whole secondary gang of children for if the parents don't pair up
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On July 18 2018 12:26 RuiBarbO wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2018 23:28 TheYango wrote:On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more. + Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way. Now go play Thracia! Okay For a lot of the missions, I assume it's way better once you know what to prepare for and what to do. There's just SO MUCH backtracking otherwise. Also, according to a random comment on a YouTube video, the Sigurd blacksmith is a glitch that happens if + Show Spoiler +Patty isn't where she's expected to be in the ending roll call , or something. Not 100% sure. I also had no idea there's + Show Spoiler +a whole secondary gang of children for if the parents don't pair up and multiple additional little cutscenes that unlock in the opening credits after you've beaten the game a bunch. Kinda neat way to reward multiple runs, if you have the stamina for it.
Holy War's story is fantastic, + Show Spoiler +Sigurd's ghost talking to Seliph after the latter kills Arvis may be my favorite moment in a video game, it's so well done
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On July 18 2018 13:16 Cricketer12 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2018 12:26 RuiBarbO wrote:On July 17 2018 23:28 TheYango wrote:On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more. + Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way. Now go play Thracia! Okay For a lot of the missions, I assume it's way better once you know what to prepare for and what to do. There's just SO MUCH backtracking otherwise. Also, according to a random comment on a YouTube video, the Sigurd blacksmith is a glitch that happens if + Show Spoiler +Patty isn't where she's expected to be in the ending roll call , or something. Not 100% sure. I also had no idea there's + Show Spoiler +a whole secondary gang of children for if the parents don't pair up and multiple additional little cutscenes that unlock in the opening credits after you've beaten the game a bunch. Kinda neat way to reward multiple runs, if you have the stamina for it. Holy War's story is fantastic, + Show Spoiler +Sigurd's ghost talking to Seliph after the latter kills Arvis may be my favorite moment in a video game, it's so well done
Wow, THE SECRETS. I admit I didn't know about that, but I just shamelessly looked it up + Show Spoiler +seriously why would I just position him next to a water tile??
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On July 18 2018 07:41 Cricketer12 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2018 23:28 TheYango wrote:On July 17 2018 12:29 RuiBarbO wrote:So in the ending roll call of FE4, + Show Spoiler + there's some random dude with a mustache named Sigurd who showed up with the Jungby group (Lester and Faval in this case). I think he has the blacksmith's sprite... Who the eff is he supposed to be!? Otherwise, excellent game. Way more compelling and tragic than any FE game these days would dare to be + Show Spoiler +killing off all those characters in the first act? Never to see their labors come to fruition?? I guess Fates could have come close, if it had a good story, interesting characters, more intriguing consequences, better levels, and no cheap cop-out "everyone wins" third route . I do have some gripes, mostly about the maps + Show Spoiler +Okay, Seliph, talk to Julia! ... oh, she's possessed. Okay, go aaaaaall the way up here and kill this guy. Great. Now go back to Julia and talk to her... perfect. Now send Julia aaaaaall the way back up there to get that book... Almost there! Now bring her back down to kill the final boss. . Also, the pacing is a little weird, and I think most of the characters deserve more interactions than they get... but I guess that just goes to show how good the rest of it is, that it leaves you wanting more. + Show Spoiler +Technically you can actually skip rescuing Julia if the rest of your army is strong enough to kill Julius without her. There's a slight change to the end-of-chapter scene if you do it this way. Now go play Thracia! Do that! Great story in same universe with unbelivably good gameplay
Thracia does an unbelievable job of fleshing out Leif's journey between C6 and C8 of Genealogy. I can sympathize with people who can't stand Genealogy's gameplay and want to skip straight to Thracia, but I think a lot of the impact of Thracia's story is lost if you haven't already experienced Seliph's arc in Genealogy first.
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Not directly Fire Emblem, but Vestaria Saga, the new game by the original creator of FE1-5 is getting an official English localization and Steam release.
There's already a demo out on Steam.
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Neat! Hopefully it'll get a GoG release too.
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Wow, it's literally Fire Emblem with a different name.
No complaints.
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
can someone explain 3 houses to me like Im 5
I watched the trailer and it made no sense
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On February 14 2019 12:11 Scip wrote:
can someone explain 3 houses to me like Im 5
I watched the trailer and it made no sense
FE Medieval High School edition.
You're the OP Sensei, all your units are your students, don't get jailbaited.
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
I'm a bit worried about what kind of a 5 year old you used to be. You alright m8?
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On February 14 2019 12:17 Scip wrote:
I'm a bit worried about what kind of a 5 year old you used to be. You alright m8?
Its like any other fire emblem except your hub area works a lot like the barracks in Path of Radiance or Radiant Dawn, probably a lot more in depth system for it overall.
in fact I would say its very close to how Path of Radiance/Radiant Dawn plays too, since they haven't made mention of the pair up mechanic or anything else. but seeing as how it comes out in 5 months I'd say the information is going to come pretty fast from here.
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On February 14 2019 12:25 BLinD-RawR wrote:Show nested quote +On February 14 2019 12:17 Scip wrote:
I'm a bit worried about what kind of a 5 year old you used to be. You alright m8? Its like any other fire emblem except your hub area works a lot like the barracks in Path of Radiance or Radiant Dawn, probably a lot more in depth system for it overall. in fact I would say its very close to how Path of Radiance/Radiant Dawn plays too, since they haven't made mention of the pair up mechanic or anything else. but seeing as how it comes out in 5 months I'd say the information is going to come pretty fast from here.
There was one part where they did a type of pair up attack with an archer + sword user. I am unsure what it will actually be, but was in the direct video.
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I also got FE10 vibes from that trailer. It's still my favourite FE so here's hoping.
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We still don't really have anything substantive, lol. A lot was said, but very little told us anything meaningful about the game we're getting.
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
oh shit, I love the tellius games. If it's in tellius style Im going to be sad because I don't have a console lol.
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On February 14 2019 17:59 TheYango wrote:
We still don't really have anything substantive, lol. A lot was said, but very little told us anything meaningful about the game we're getting.
I think what gave me the FE10 vibes the most was actually the layout of the continent lol. Couldn't help thinking the knights in the top left = Crimea while the alliance in the top right = Daein.
Gameplay-wise we got nothing much yet. From the in-battle screenshot I don't see Pair options, so that's great imo. I prefer the support system from FE9/10 over pairing.
Seems like each character can train to be any class though, like Awakening etc. Here again I prefer the FE9/10 system of fixed progression but whatever.
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While I'd really like to see a plot where it's the three houses engaging in a lot of fighting, betrayal and shenanigans I'm expecting this to pan out a lot like Fire Emblem Revelations where the three houses unite to fight some dragons or something.
Gameplay wise I just hope there are a lot of armour knights and I hope they look awesome.
I'd also be pretty happy if this game was all about the three houses fighting for Spice.
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