Fandangox

It's not :c

Thanks, but that doesn't really answer my question?Edit: Googled it.

Yeah even the one-dimensional characters like Kieran and Volke were great simply because they were too funny. The scene on the ship were Mist is looking for Volke to give him his food and Volke charges Ike money in order to eat with them is one of my favorites.

Can anyone explain please what this "faceless sakura" rumor is?

Yeah even Makalov who is shown as a selfish and lazy jerk still gradually grows into feeling terribly about having swindle Astrid for money.

What I am mostly interested in is in how does it fare gameplaywise. I really disliked Awakening in that regard. Nohor's story being apparently bad is disappointing, but I wont mind if the gameplay in itself is good. It doesn't even need to be "hard" I really appreciated PoR and RD's smart level design and objectives even if it was really easy to get overpowered units.

What I liked most about the dialogue/characters is that thanks to Base conversations and how the story was handled characters felt like they all had some kind of importance to the overall plot, or at least you could see what their thoughts about the war was.

Honestly this feels just like they wanting to "cash in" (for lack of a better word) Awakening's popularity rather than something they wanted to do with the story. Owain, Inigo and Severa appearing is neat in itself, but the color swap parents just look like they were thrown in. Do they even have any relevance in Hoshido?