Gomez_Addams

I agree completely. The main reason I prefer Shadow Dragon over Mystery Book 1 is that the latter removes 20% of the original game's content. I understand it was almost certainly due to space constraints, but still. Also, the dismounting mechanic can go to hell.

Gonna have to agree here. I've read the Japanese support, and it really tells me nothing about these two characters that I couldn't learn by reading their roster bio.

Camilla's actually 14. Shocking, I know.

Hmmm... I think the problem I have with that is that I don't see FE as a medieval setting, but a fantasy one. Less Game of Thrones, more Lord of the Rings, if you get where I'm coming from. There's nuance there, sure, and intrigue, but there's still an absolute good and an absolute evil.

I can see it now: Mittermeyer and Reuenthal would both be lolis. Kircheis would be a blue haired pegasus knight. Bittenfeld would be the obligatory benchwarmer. At the end of the game, Job Truniht and that bald Fezzan guy would merge into a giant dragon Reinhard has to fight.

Ogma fired them because he could never tell them apart.

Define "better off."

A conflict that he and his allies caused.

No offense, but what is it with you and Grimdark? This would be a horrible idea for a Fire Emblem game.

At the risk of going even further off-topic... It was a completely different situation. France was one of four countries occupying Germany, and were practically an afterthought: the territory in their zone was carved out of the American and British zones. France did not, at any point in the aftermath of World War II, occupy the entire country of Germany.

Crimea was still recovering from the brutal war it had just fought. It was in no condition to occupy anything. It would be like Poland occupying Germany after WWII.

Lute and Artur Amelia and Franz Joshua and Natasha Vanessa and Innes Colm and Neimi Gerik and Marisa Tana and Cormag I'll probably go in more depth later, but it's like 10:00.

Hey, I didn't think Phantasy Star III was that bad. It was just way too ambitious for the console it was on. It's sequel was much better, though.

But that would remove all the tragedy from his character, which is the entire flippin point.

The people who played this game in 1999 didn't have savestates, so why should we?