Maxkibram

Lol. Really? Stabbed or beaten to death? Unless you live in Russia, the Middle East, or in a neighborhood of schizophrenic sociopaths, I highly doubt you'll have to worry about getting assaulted for being gay. This isn't the 1940s, and hate crimes are right below terrorism on the list of things that people don't want to associate themselves with.

I've noticed that whenever I pair somebody against Donnell, a triple heart result almost always comes up. Do the girls in Awakening have a fling for Donny and his curly-ass hair?

I love that Intelligence Systems put this into the game. It literally serves no purpose, and most of Old Hubba's judgement can be disregarded entirely as fanfiction. (Really, Old Hubba? Chrom and Robin are having a miserable marriage because secretly, Chrom longs to confess his feelings to Frederick? Really?) Anyway, the feature itself is entertaining and a good way to regain your sanity after frequents Lunatic mode restarts. My question to you is what ludicrous pairings did Old Hubba give you, and how believable were they?

Owain x Lucina. And not because of "Ew! They're cousins!" but more because the game never acknowledges they're related in the first place. I was trying to make a tight-knit Ylissean family you see. Chrom, Robin (the Avatar) they're children Lucina and Morgan, and Lissa x Gaius with their son Owain. I was hoping that Owain was going to be the eccentric cousin that drove Lucina up the wall. Guess how depressed I was when I got to S-support with them, and they ended getting hitched (or becoming companions or whatever.) The game never mentions that they're family. It never even brings it up. After I realizing that my "Big Ylissean Family" plan would never be, I restarted the game from my last save; dejected and a little bitter. I just want to wipe that big S right off the screen.

Thanks.

I'm on my second playthrough of Radiant Dawn and I'm just now paying attention to that weird bar in the left hand corner. The one with symbols and numbers on it. Does anyone know what does?