Marquess Odin

So I just started chapter 2, playing Normal/Classic, and I've noticed something. The game feels really easy, nothing frustrating but it surprised me as I never felt in danger so far. It even feels easier than Awakening. So here's my question : how does the difficulty evolve later on ? Edit : Nevermind, I should have searched the topic before asking. For anyone wondering the same thing as me :

So today was pretty amazing. I got 5*Lachesis, which I was hoping for !

Virion and Wrys.

Very happy with today's pull !

I've got Hawkeye and Nowi. I wish I'd got Roy or Lyn, now they are going to be a lot more difficult to get !

Ephraim and Eirika look great, I'm really excited to get one of them !

I really want Roy or Lyn ! I'd be really happy with Marth or Young Tiki too. Nowi as well because she's my waifu.

I married Olivia to Donnel.

Oh my god yes. Also, Xenoblade Chronicles (not a "series" but still) And Ace Attorney should be a lot more popular and sell better.

I could never finish Donkey Kong 64. I had the game as a child and back then I didn't even go to the final boss. Later when I got older (it was like, 3 years ago?) I wanted to play it again for nostalgia and this time I got to face the last boss. And it was GODDAMN IMPOSSIBLE. I remember in the end I just rage quit and promised to myself I would never try to finish this game ever again !

No, Myrrh is ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I'm a simple man, I see one side has the GBA games, I vote for that side.

WutFace

My gaming opinions, for many of them I'm actually not sure whether they are popular or not... -Zelda Wind Waker is the best Zelda game, Skyward Sword was the worst and a huge disappointment. -Mario Kart Double Dash is the best MK ever. -Pokemon X/Y was actually not worth all the hype, it ended up being pretty boring and a disappointment after BW2. Talking about BW2, the Pokémon World Tournament is the best feature ever in a Pokémon game. -The Last of Us is one of the best games ever made. And you might say "too soon" or I'm lacking respect but: I didn't say "Thank you Iwata" the day I learned that he'd left us because I don't think he was a good CEO. And to be honest I felt like many people were being hypocrites praising Iwata after his death because many people had an opinion similar to mine before that.

From my experience the best thing to do is to see your friends and do stuff with them, something you like. Having fun helps putting things into perspective.