Elephantus

Care to share the name of that android app? Because I'd be interested in that.

I'm not sure what you're describing is really a "limitation" though. To me, a limitation is to deliberately not use a feature. For instance, when I play Breath of the Wild, I don't heal during battle because I don't like the fact that you can pause the game and heal at any time without penalty. In other words, I'm not using a feature. Using varied classes is a different thing, because when I do that (and I do, got one Wyvern and one Pegasus on my team in my current run), it's not a deliberate decision to limit myself. Instead, it's the result of getting joy out of each character having a different role and playstyle. In other words, I do understand the OP's problem, and I feel similarly. My favourite parts of any Fire Emblem are often the early game, because that's when I have to rely on limited resources. However, I know that not everyone likes this sort of thing, and having choices in a game is a positive in my eyes. Let those who want to break the game with an army of Wyverns break the game with an army of Wyverns. I personally find that incredibly boring and will never play that way, but to each their own. If that was the ONLY way to play though? That's when we're reaching problem territory.

I did. 😄

I've got two: 1. Make all bows work like the Mini Bow in that they can't double at one range. 2. Make dismounting (and possibly mounting, though I'm not sure about that one) take a turn.

I get that, but as someone who tracks lots of things on his phone while gaming because the game doesn't, I can't say I'd miss it. I really do get your sentiment though.

Even so, I feel like it doesn't do it perfectly, because Three Houses, like so many other games with similar mechanics, doesn't use an idea that I've had floating around in my head for years yet have never seen implemented in any game: a journal. I imagine it working something like this: At the beginning, you get no more information than you do in the game as it is. However, once you plant something and harvest it the next week, your journal then records the results. If you plant the same seeds and get different items, those are added to the journal as well. Mixed two different seeds and you got a higher yield as a result? Great, into the journal it goes. This approach would keep the mystery in the beginning and prevent the issue of everything just being handed to the player, while also giving those players who put some effort into the mechanic the information they need to increase their effectiveness - and all without checking anything online. I'm sure there's some RPG out there somewhere that does this, but I have yet to come across one and it annoys me because this idea would make so many things so much better.

I've recruited Sylvain on my Black Eagles run because I feel his views on Crests line up nicely with what Edelgard has been telling me in her supports. Keep in mind that I'm still in Chapter 1, so maybe something will change about this, but as of now I thought he fit in very nicely.

Seems to be a running theme with JRPGs in general. I've been frustrated about potions that heal "a significant amount of HP" and similar bullshit throughout my entire gaming career. Fire Emblem is rather decent about this with most stats, though even in this series, there is an annoying lack of clear numbers for some things. The lack of an easy way to check Crit Avoid is my main peeve with Three Houses when it comes to this.

I got Linhardt, which is surprisingly accurate. Just like him, I love napping and am a smart underachiever who could do so much more with his life if he had the motivation for it.

Just checked, you were correct. My Byleth is a Soldier at the moment which has a +1 Dex modifier that I didn't factor in. Thanks for clearing that up.

Hi there, I thought I'd chip in that there's probably a mistake regarding Ingrid. Just tried to recruit her with C Support, D Flying and exactly 12 Dex, and she turned me down. Is the requirement for Flying possibly D+?