Uriyahn

I'm almost ready to release the demo of my game. I just need to finish making chapter 7, and start on chapter 8. It took my neanderthal brain a little while to process how the plugins work, but now I'm satisfied with how my game is turning out. I'm looking forward to just being able to push out this demo after all this time.

Obligatory Arvis' barbecue joke.

I think the only real issue was the voice direction in the Tellius games. Lani Minella's Mia sounded awkward AF in Radiant Dawn, but pretty decent in Heroes. And personally, I think Jason Adkins did a pretty good job as Ike in Smash. So if the voice directer doesn't suck at their job, I wouldn't mind him coming back.

I prefer the name "Sword of Seals" over "Binding Blade". It gives my profile picture meaning.

Roy isn't a terrible unit. He was just poorly implemented into Binding Blade.

I just wanted to pop in again to say thank you for making this. I have been working on my game since 2019, and general clunkyness, And personal life problems prevented me from making progress on it. I recently just out of the blue got back into Fire Emblem and thought "you know what? I'm gonna finish my fangame!" By dissecting Golden Fools, my game has already gotten much less clunky and actually feels like a Fire Emblem game. I hope to have a demo out soon, but personal life problems are still slowing development. But again this helped tremendously. Thank you, Von.

Portraits: Tellius and the GBA games. Three Houses was also pretty good in my opinion because the conversations were done in 3D, so you never actually have to look at the portraits. Kozaki's art is the worst in my opinion. It's all so bland, like he just slapped something together in RPG Maker and called it a day. Battle Sprites: The GBA games have the best battle animations, and it's not even close. Maps: I'd have to say Tellius has the best maps, although Fates has some of the best aesthetics in the series.

I'm using TheFlyingMinotaur's GBA sprite maker for the time being because it's more of a passion project. If it does somehow get popular enough to release commercially, I'll probably hire an artist to redesign the characters because I suck at drawing.

I sorta get it, a lot of support conversations come off as exposition dumps. My idea for support conversations is to have the exposition heavy ones as straight up flashbacks, so you can see what happened between characters instead of them just going "hey remember the time we did a thing?"

May I use some of these sprites in my project, or would I need to ask the people that made them?