Fruity Insanity

So... Does that make it harder than Lunatic Reverse in Shin Monshou no Nazo? And if your team is filled up with Spotpass characters, then how about the rest of the units, the non-Spotpass ones?

How many units make up an effective team? (e.g. ~14 in Shadow Dragon; ~11 in Shin Monshou no Nazo) And how hard is Lunatic+ mode? Is it harder than Lunatic' (Reverse) in Shin Monshou no Nazo?

How much faster does a unit have to be to double another unit?

1. Tiamo: Change Seal Ruin Rezire (Nosferatu) Elixir 2. Chrom: Falchion (Divine) Levin Sword Noble Rapier Elixir 3. Gaia: Silver Sword Steel Sword Iron Bow Balmunk Elixir 4. Sariya: Ruin Rezire (Nosferatu) Goetia Rezire (Nosferatu) Concotion And one thing... Doesn't anyone find it funny how after 3000 years, they still use swords and stuff...? There aren't any technological advances... (*Note* I know that it's supposed to be that way... If it wasn't, it wouldn't be Fire Emblem. But I'm just saying...)

Oh... In that case, I wonder why they named it "Falchion"?

What's with all these Falchions? I thought there was only one: the one made from Naga's tooth...

So... Since Falchion is sentient and doesn't flip easily if they're still alive... Wood can only use Falchion if Lucina dies? (Can Lucina even die? Or is it a Game Over if she does...?) Yeah... It makes sense that Marth can wield all Falchions. (That sounds funny... There should only be one. :P) After all, he is the Hero King of Legends. (Is Anri mentioned in this game?)

Wait, wait, wait... Wood has Naga's mark too? He can wield Falchion? And yes, of course forged weapons are stronger... But they have limited uses. (How many Hammernes can you get?) Gold... Is that necessary?

Oh... I see. That's too bad... It would be cool if Mark could wield Falchion... It's a cool sword. And strong... And it has infinite uses... And you can use it to heal... Come to think of it, I guess it should be that way. It would be so cheap if all those different units could use Falchion. It's too good, I guess.

I mean, besides Lucina... Like, Wood, My Unit, or any unit whose parent is Krom, Liz, or Emelina's child. Or something like that... It's probably a no, right?

Overly secretive? Yeah... I agree. That's good, I guess. But I think Nintendo of America is a bit too secretive. A bit of information would give fans something to look forward to, not that they don't have something to look forward to now. We're all looking forward to Awakening, even though there's almost no info about it's release date. The information that *is* given is vague. Ugh. And if only NoA *did* try to localize FE games more quickly. Hopefully, after Awakening comes out, the popularity of Fire Emblem will shoot up. In which case, Nintendo may localize it faster. Or if that doesn't happen, then Nintendo may just sort of "skip" Fire Emblem for a while, like they did after Shadow Dragon. *sigh* Shin Monshou no Nazo was never localized. What a pity. I had to import a copy to play it. Anyway, yeah...

Does anyone think that by "several months" Reggie means 8-9 months? ...I know I'm being a bit pessimistic, but... Shadow Dragon was released in America after it was released in Europe. So does that mean it's going to be the same with Awakening? ...I hope not. (Well, I can look at the bright side. All the other Fire Emblem games released outside Japan were released in America first. Shadow Dragon was an exception.) I'm keeping that in mind, but... Why does NoA keep so quiet then? NoE has narrowed their release date down to "Q2 of 2013." Not only that, but they mentioned the game more at other events. NoA did nothing like that. The only time it was mentioned was at the E3. And even then, Reggie mentioned it ACCIDENTALLY. Come on. Why? Also, does anyone think Awakening will be in the eShop? Just curious.

Is it just me? Or does anyone else think that "Plegia" sounds stupid...?

Finally! Some solid English proof that Awakening's going to come out in America! But what did Reggie mean by "first part?" FIRST PART OF WHAT? Why couldn't he have been a bit more specific...? I'm dying to get the game... *sigh* Too bad Nintendo had to add region locks to the 3DS. If that lock wasn't there, I would consider importing a copy of Awakening... But since I can't play it without buying a Japanese 3DS... I'll just have to wait.