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Ertrick36

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  1. Well, I do like some of the ones already listed, such as Road Taken, Dark Fall, and Misery at Hand. However, I also like the sorrowful tracks, such as Thorn In You, and the tracks relating to Valla or the Rainbow Sage, such as Past Below and Knowledge, and their reversed versions. The former ones (sorrowful tracks) because they've got a lot of emotional weight to them and the latter (Valla tracks) because they give a sense of discovering hidden, grand truths. I also like all the vocalized tracks, including the one at the end of Heirs of Fates.
  2. Does might 17, hit 100, crit 15 on a naginata with no debuffs sound excessive? How about a +7 forged any dagger/shuriken on a Master Ninja Corrin/Kana with Draconic Hex and Poison Strike, because you never can have debuff abilities? Because if not, then I want whatever drugs you're snorting. Awakening had it mitigated with durability, unless you used Armsthrift. I think forging was actually the most balanced in that game, if only because of the limits imposed on forging. Though of course, if you forge a Killing weapon... though that's more a result of the weapons themselves being broken, not the system itself. SD and New Mystery, however, were completely broken, especially given that you get so much money if you're actually good at playing them (which is not very hard with SD), or if you're a cheap bastard patient enough, you could grind for cash in the arenas. The fact that you were only able to forge one weapon per chapter did not balance it at all, really. Hey mate, that story is all too familiar to me. Let's just say a lot of banditos and spooky monsters were in dire need of stitches in my playthrough. Also, if a Takumi with a maximum forged Steel Yumi, the Point Blank skill, and both counter skills isn't OP for multiplayer, then a forged naginata is no biggy.
  3. I mean, you can technically get most of those skills for him through einherjar and friendship/marriage seals. And Point Blank is also obtainable through DLC. Not sure about Bold Stance, but that might also be obtainable through legitimate means, as well... probably amiibo or trading cards or something else I don't have Can't you just turn off StreetPass and opt out of uploading castle data for players to play on? They might upload your data to see how you play or whatever, but I don't think they force you to have your castle to be playable. But I'm not sure... Heirs of Fates isn't even out in Europe yet. I believe that's what the person you're replying to meant.
  4. I've actually managed to get some non-Arthur, non-berserker units to hit up a crit rate of 50+% against foes without the use of killer weapons; forged weapons are ultimately better (particularly iron or steel ones), even though they never get a crit stat of anywhere above 15, because they always have higher hit rates and higher might stats after a certain level of forgery while maintaining a higher crit rate than average weapons. The idea is to get a character with super high skill/luck stat and slap some crit-boosting skills on the unit. But even having a 20% critical chance is considered to be "high", because one-out-of-five times, you'll critical, which in practice is a lot. Arthur's 80-100% crit rate is definitely overkill, especially with his major classes giving him a strength boost and skill naturally boosting` his hit rate and, from what I'm hearing, a lack of dodge stats among the enemies. He'll pretty much always kill the enemy unless they have high defense and aren't an armored unit (or have anti critical/bonus damage skills). You should still use him regardless of his critical ability if only for his superb justice-dealing personality. He even gives lectures on the subtle yet distinct difference between justice and vengeance!
  5. Another thing you might want to consider doing is supporting Gunter in this playthrough, as his supports are easy enough to get (he only supports Jakob and Corrin) and you can't really get them in any other route. Though if you don't have DLC to support grind, then you might want to just leave him out of it. Though because his base stats in Conquest are so high when he joins you, he never really ceases to be helpful.
  6. - I actually enjoyed Laslow x Male Corrin (not sure if it's the same with Female Corrin). Though to fully appreciate it, you must have played Awakening. There are a lot of suggestions/references Laslow makes that really change the mood of the conversation to something fairly serious, which is a nice break from his usual antics. - Do not pair up Ophelia (Odin's child) with Soleil (Laslow's child). The C and B supports between the two are a big reason as to why Soleil is considered to be a controversial character. Most of her other supports are fine, though. - Benny's an underrated character. I could just be biased towards his gimmick, but I like the supports I've seen from him thus far. - I love Mozu with a lot of other characters. She was actually the first character I ever married in Fates, and I've liked her platonic supports as well. Like Eclipse said, there isn't really a character she works poorly with. Though then again, as someone who grew up in a community that strongly values hard manual labor and outdoor recreation, perhaps I'm biased. - People say Nyx is another underrated character. Amusingly enough, even though she constantly reiterates that she's very old, people keep thinking she's a young girl. Well, most characters I've seen do, anyway. I don't know any good supports with her, but you might want to test the waters with her. - Flora's a good character as well, but her supports are very limited. She also comes somewhat late-game, so you've got trouble if you're wanting to grind all her supports out. However, if you marry Flora, then you won't have to worry about screwing another unit out of having a kid. - People seem to be obsessed with Velouria (Keaton's kid). She's a lot like Keaton, though with the added bonus of her strong affection for her father. It could be because she's a furry, but I don't hate her. To me, she seems like a dog in a humanoid form, which is fine because I like dogs. If you hate canines, then steer clear. - Camilla isn't particularly overrated, though I think to say that she's the most well-written female character in Fates might be stretching it. Sort of like how she makes a certain other thing stretch in guys, hue hue hue.
  7. Are you on Chapter 23 yet? Izana comes as soon as you get the hot spring upgrade as well as get to chapter 23. And if you upgraded while on chapter 23, you must wait a day or do a battle in order for him to appear, I think.
  8. That seems to be a rather arbitrary system (why are all the limit estimates multiples of six except for eight?). Though I suppose that if you could grind out unlimited supports on a single Revelation map, you might not grind too much in the scout skirmishes or the DLC unless you want overly buff units or weapons, which I'm sure a good chunk of newcomers wouldn't really care to do that. In any case, thank you for this. Now I have some actual information to consider while grinding for supports. This will change up how I do grinding.
  9. You can change back to any class your character has used with the Heart Seal. This goes for their base/default class as well as DLC classes, such as the Dread Figher or Great Lord, so don't be afraid to use Heart Seals at all unless you're concerned about money. However, you cannot change to an unpromoted class once you promote. For example, you can't go from Swordmaster to Samurai at all, even if the character started as a Samurai. But if you're concerned about gaining skills, you don't have to worry, because they compound as you level up (e.g. changing your avatar from Nohr Noble to Master Ninja will still allow them to get the base Ninja skills).
  10. Dat trampling fetish at the top, tho... makes me think of this one weirdo on Deviant Art who got a little too in depth with his/her "appreciation" of my sister's art It's obviously Ryoma pretending to be Xander. Though I wouldn't imagine him being so willing to part with that hair of his. One of those is a repost, but I really dug that "Blond Marth/Paul Blarth/Mall-Marth" picture. It just oozes with the same quality that all those "Expand Dong" memes are known for. Oh, Anna... means family, and family means no one gets left behind.
  11. The only reclass option you'll get is to the fighter branch. The way it works is; Forrest x Kana A+/S support -> whatever alternate class the Avatar has Forrest x Avatar!Velouria S support -> fighter ('cuz that's Velouria's base alternate class) Think about it as if you were to have him marry/A+ support their parents; if you married Forrest to your Avatar, he wouldn't get Nohr Noble, would he? If he (somehow, in another dimension) A+ supported Keaton, he'd get the fighter class. As has been stated, the only way to allow any child to become a Nohr Noble is if they themselves are the child of your Avatar.
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