KevinskyHaaz

It's pretty good so far. I'm like 20 hours in. Stay patient. It'll be with you soon

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It is hard for me to judge purely off of game play because story is what really hooks me, so I was never a huge fan of Fates. However, my personal favorites (with both great story and gameplay) are Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776, and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.

Haha! Same reaction I had

Heyo Welshie, I am kind of interested. I have always been a huge fan of creative writing and wouldn't mind helping someone out for a fan-game. I'm a huge Fire Emblem fanatic. I've played every game, and I hope to help the series and fans of it in any way possible. Since you mentioned looking at a past work of mine, I've included the backstory for a D&D character I wrote recently. Feel free to read over it. I'll be happy to answer any questions you have about it, and I also would love some feedback on it. This is not a guaranteed, "I'll sign up!" However, you have caught my attention and I would like to hear a bit more. Whatever happens, I'm wishing you all the best. Good day! The Cobra's Cataclysm.docx

I am gonna go with Fire Emblem: Fates (all 3 versions). FE6 is a close second, but I just cannot look past Fates's jaw-dropping flaws. The story is just abysmal, and I absolutely hated the shoehorning of the child units into this game.

I will always hate Dark Souls with a passion. That game has zero story whatsoever and the game play just isn't fun. The combat is extremely slow and not at all dynamic in any way. The hitboxes are absolute garbage, and the game breaks its own rules more times than I can blink in a whole year. There is a difference between being a difficult game and being a game that is actually just supposed to make you angry by being broken.

I am really hoping Anna isn't some time traveler or whatever in this game. I hope she is more of just a background character. I am not a huge fan of them bringing her back as a playable character. I prefer her as the shopkeep or arena girl.

Metal Gear Solid V, Witcher 3, and Breath of the Wild All three for the same reason: they're too damn big.

Mercenaries/heroes, myrmidons/swordmasters, etc. Anything unmounted and with a sword. That's my favorite aesthetic.

Honestly, anything mounted. So pegasus riders, cavaliers and paladins of all sorts, and (to a lesser extent because they're cool as hell) wyvern riders. I just really like foot soldiers. Gotta make that action up close, on the ground, and personal.

I agree 100% about the Dread Fighers. Every other class, in my opinion, looks amazing. However, I just do not think the Dread's design fits characters like Saber and Jesse. It's just... odd... I'd rather them look like super beefy Heroes.

Wow... Um... Interesting opinion. I think it is kind of odd that you say the story is forgettable and generic when most people would say that this game shines solely in the story, however, the story is unbelievably stellar. In fact, I'd say it is probably the most unique/least generic story in the whole series. I am kind of curious what reasons make you detest the story so much?

Best - Blazing Blade/7: Pretty darn great story, amazing characters, extremely memorable maps (even if it was difficult, I will never forget how much fun I had in Battle Before Dawn, that map is the definition of epic) Decent - Sacred Stones: Alright story (had some really great dark moments, Orson's wife, etc.), pretty good characters (I'm not a huge Ephraim or Eirika fan but they get the job done, nor do I like Lyon as the villain, but the side characters are great... I love Forde and Kyle, Gilliam is great, Colm and Neimi, etc. etc. etc.), and the maps were fine too Eh, it was okay - Binding Blade: Story was very typical but still alright I guess, I actually liked the characters a lot in this game (except boring ol' Roy... I swear he has so little actual character it disturbs me... but other characters like Deke, Shin, Fir, Rutger, and Clarine always stood out to me), and the maps were decent I guess

I love them both equally. Neither of these games would be as good as they are without the other one. However, I voted Radiant Dawn because, while Path of Radiance has the better overall story, I will never forget the feeling of playing these two games in a row and beating Radiant Dawn's finale. The ending of Radiant Dawn, after having played Path of Radiance before that, is unlike anything the rest of the Fire Emblem series has ever been able to capture.