Glaceon10

I can recall my Clarine being absolutely fantastic when I put her in a Clarine / Dieck / Rutger Support triangle. Her Speed was so high that she was rarely hit, and she still had good Magic for good damage. It was amazing.

Roy or Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem ~ Heroes of Light and Shadow ~'s Marth. Roy never truly developed over the course of the story and was always bland to me. Marth really lost all of his characterization and development from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon in-between the games. He always seemed emotionally weak to me, as if he would break down at any second, and he basically took a backseat to Kris / My Unit / Avatar. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Marth is one of my favorite Lords, but I hate the successor.

At this point, I believe that I am. Anything which I have seen is a pure illusion. I do not even exist. I am now fading away. Bye.

I know that it is not a popular opinion, though I have noticed some people of a much smaller group which seem to rather like him, but I never understood his appeal. I made the thread in hopes of an answer. I believe that you are speaking of the "FE6 Redux" hack, and, to my knowledge, Roy is actually much better in that version, not only due to his earlier promotion, but also due to better growths and bases.

Yes, but I have never read anyone argue that Roy is a good character. I was curious as to what the appeal is.

I am not questioning it, though why do some people seem to love him so much, ignoring any and all Super Smash Bros.-based reasons? From my experience while seeing people talk about Roy, I have only seen hate. Again, I am not questioning it. I am simply curious.

I quite hate Pair-Up as well. I genuinely cannot think of a method of balancing it than replacing it with Rescue.

I deeply hate both the Fire Emblem Awakening marriage mechanics and the Fire Emblem Awakening avatar, so definitely not.

If it has a Fire Emblem Awakening-style amount of Support Conversations, then next year. If not, this year.

To my knowledge, I have only purchased four Collector's Editions, those being Kirby's 20th Anniversary, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call, Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster, and, unfortunately, Sonic Lost World (Wii U). I love Collector's Editions, personally, though I do not always actively pursue them, especially when they are difficult to obtain. EDIT: I also purchased The Legend of Zelda: Skyward's Sword anniversary edition. That was completely worth it.

I absolutely love the Wii U GamePad. I feel that it allows for more creative game design (despite the design of the GamePad itself perhaps not being too creative, but truly, how could it?), with its gyroscope controls, touch screen, amiibo, etc., and the GamePad itself is a remarkably comfortable controller. I personally adore the system's gimmicks.