Armchair General

That's an little bit too overt for my tastes.

I think that might be the only OP build outside of Holy/Dark Sylvain or using Felix as an Mortal Savant.

They're playing with an certain set of frets on the neck. It's the string equivalent of an half or an whole note; they're just letting the string vibrate longer than usual. It's like continuously blowing through an flute or an trumpet to sustain an note Usually, there's two or three electric guitars in an band; but you really need an good ear to hear the electric bass (it's usually for that creepy backbeat). But this sound is usually an prolonged note from one of them. Here's the sheet music for the lead guitar if you're interested

Right now, I'm following this. Basically, this is an auto shop that's licensed to make an certain version of the Batmobile at an large price tag. Some rich guy in California missed an payment and his car was moved back from being first in line to dead last. This didn't sit well with him, so he allegedly got the local sheriff to raid the auto shop, which is in Indiana. According to the video, the owner's bank account was frozen and he's being charged with two felonies...All because his customer missed an payment and was livid about it. Of course, there's probably some more stuff going on behind the scenes; but filing criminal charges feels like an step too far.

Well, I have both of Dimitri's unique classes, unlocked. But I have no idea how to get infusion of wind.

I'm not entirely sure about this because dragonstones don't exactly scale well in comparison with conventional weapons and you'll be trading the evasion bonus from the weapon triangle for something that I need to look into. Can't really remember the stat bonuses from Fates, but I never forced anyone to miss with an dragonstone equipped But on the other hand, it could make the game challenging by including an bunch of thugs armed with Wrymslayers. Fun way to force the lord to become an benchwarmer.

In addition to the above, it's because you can't really build an lot of excitement off of an unarmored pikeman without handing him an suit of heavy armor. Sure, Fate's naginatas are an entirely different type of weapon for an different type of war; but as it was, it doesn't take an lot of training (and money) to point your lances at the enemy and either from an line or an square with the rest of your battalion. Everything else in fantasy actually required an lot of training to do so IRL, and it becomes even more complicated when you include horsemanship. Archery required someone to spend most of their life learning how to use an bow. Swords were kind of rare in larger armies, but I think that this is mainly from the possibility that they couldn't be made as fast as spears and javelins could. And I doubt if people actually used an axe as often as medieval fantasy made it out to be. Sure, there's stuff like the halbred and or an poleaxe; but that brings up back to forming an line.

Enjoy it while it lasts, man. I doubt if the trend will continue for the rest of the country.

Needs more aggressive AI. I'm playing on Hard and all it takes to kill them is to stay off to their sides or directly behind them.

Anything about Felix? Sure, he can't compete with Sylvain's crowd control; but I find that the attack spam he has is perfect for shredding just about anything that isn't on an horse.

Regarding the classes and their movesets, it turns out that the availability of the combo strings are tied to your weapon proficiency, which goes up by unlocking new classes as opposed to an certain heavy attack only being available to an Advanced class. Which means that it's possible for an Fighter to do that rolling attack that you'd normally see while playing as an Warrior. And that an lot of them share the same moves (with an few variations between the characters) with about two or three other classes. As for which class unlocks what, I actually lost track of it because this is the type of game where everything unlocks so fast that you won't be hindered by not going through it. At any rate, I only have one or two characters that I haven't touched, yet; and I would like to fill out the pages for whatever that pops up for them, since I'm not burning through classes like I was, earlier.

Come on, man; they're only bots. All the admins have to do is create an moderation queue for posts from new accounts.

What you have on the datamine spreadsheet is accurate to around Lv 8 or so (I haven't really tested it out because my max level is around 41). I'll have to make an few assumptions here and there because I have the 10% discount upgrade for the training grounds; but I'm under the impression that it's accurate

For Fire Emblem, this really takes the cake.

Yeah, I'm at the part where Dimitri deals with his uncle. So, one thing that I'm concerned about is how you guys are going to document the classes? Because one thing that I've noticed is that not all of them handles the same, obviously. Like how the ranged ones are more or less rooted in place while attacking, while everything else has their own distinct combo chains

If the thought of living in an theocracy isn't enough to scare people, I don't know what will

@VincentASM I just got my copy and playing through the tutorial, right now. Game's more fluid than Age of Calamity, so far

Abusing Canto with Bow Knights. Not that one would usually have the room to keep doing it for more than three turns.

Well, the Accuracy Ring partially negates the distance penalty, along with the Bow Prowess skill. As for the terrain penalty, what happened to kiting? Or just luring your enemies out in the open? It's not like the AI in 3H is smart enough to deliberately seek cover once they're triggered; but killing them via kiting isn't exactly the most sustainable way because you're going to run out of room on some of the later levels, especially within the first few turns inside the Imperial palace...but then most of that map is neutral terrain, so it's not like you'll be screwed over by missing shots.

I would list some examples, but they tend to become closer to being an pyramid scheme than anything else. But at any rate, I really hope that the OP has talked to an actual professional about this. As interesting as it is to discover why...certain types of people...have such an extreme take on religion, you really should pull yourself together before it's too late.

I really have no idea why she's trying to defend him; there might be something else going on between those two, but only time will tell.

It doesn't. The thing about archery is that you normally don't have an lot of them and that the ones who have an talent in them generally aren't the strongest ones in the cast. With 3H, they're perfect for killing off fliers and dealing some chip damage; but roughly 80% of the classes in the game have an weakness to magic, which is actually cheaper to use (not that money is an issue). IIRC, an Bow Knight with an longbow might outrange most types of magic. Sure, there's that staff that you get from Flayn and Gloucester; but you can also just spam Bow Knights armed with Longbows for the same result.

Another thing to consider is that who's going to financially support them if they somehow force the kid to keep the child and the father is locked away in prison, being mauled by his cellmates? And it's worth noting that the youngest mother on record was an 5 year old who had to undergo an C-section.

Well, the good news is the guy who impregnated that 10 year old girl in Ohio has finally been brought to justice. But Ohio's attorney general and some other conservatives was convinced that this was an hoax until now. Between this and the mask mandates that are on the horizon, the next couple of months are going to be hectic

Exactly how are you going to aesthetically pull off an heavily armored mage? Everytime I see an dude clad in full plate armor, he's usually has an spear or an giant sword to go along with it. And the concept of handing the guy an bow is kind of funny, though. I'm not sure about the full range of mobility your average suit of armor has, but an dedicated archer who's also wearing that much iron on him just feels like an waste, though