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Do you recall if it was a magic bow? It'd be cool if they pulled a reverse Levin Sword with those.

I don't really consider myself part of the otaku sub-culture, but I am exposed to anime enough that I'm used to Tsubaki being spelled with a T. Seeing it spelled Subaki is just...weird to me.

No no, I'm sure the word "naginata" is far, far too complicated for any American child to understand. They have to change it's name to "stick-sword", or else all of the little kids will be confused! ...I could really go for some jelly-filled donuts right now.

I don't know what to think of skin ship. I wouldn't care much if it was censored, but it's something that'd be very easy for me to ignore if they did bring it over. Maybe they should just bring it over, but not let you touch the "lower regions" or something. I'm not crying over that either way. Changing a line here and there to make it more appropriate for a western argument is not necessarily the same as butchering it, but alright, I'll stop arguing.

In ways we can all live without. ....Fine. In ways some of us can live without. That can go both ways, though. I can live with some of those things, but I don't see them as a good thing. It's worth mentioning that those things clearly weren't made with certain audiences in mind.

A little bit of localization isn't a bad thing. You can all live without a couple of those lines in Fire Emblem Amie and an S-rank or two being changed to "companions" again.

I hope it plays pretty well. I always appreciate a good online multiplayer, even if it'll take a little bit of grinding. I hope Nohr gives you some way to grind in the post-game outside of DLC. Otherwise, those goodie-two-shoe Hoshidos will have the advantage.

The way Camilla dresses isn't what bothers me.... ...It's the way they shove it in your face in this scene that does. A girl shows a little skin? Whatever. I've been to a beach before. I've seen girls break the dress code at my high school before. That's all nothing. But close zoom-ins are just embarrassing to watch.

It really does bother me, but not enough to deter me away from the game entirely. The really bad stuff will likely be censored anyway.

I have a lot of problems with this. Does this mean all of the DLC packs in Awakening are actually canon? Really? What if Infinite Regalia is canon? That's just stupid. Why would Owain give up sword fighting? Actually, why would those three go to some random kingdom in the outrealms in the first place? And, while they may think this is a cute way to explain Owain, Severa, and Inigo's knockoffs, it does nothing to explain Gaius's, Cordelia's, and Tharja's. And finally - and this is a huge problem I've had from the start - why do they feel the need to recycle these characters in the first place? I know they were popular, but seriously?

Considering that children characters are also making a comeback, I seriously doubt that. How I wish this would be the case, though.

Incest, huh? Oh boy, the localization team is going to have fun with this one. They won't be able to just change the word to "companion", thanks to children characters. I wonder how they'll cover it up. Maybe they'll replace sibling S-ranks with A+ rank supports.

Wyvern Rider, probably. I like magic units, and I like flying units, and Revenant is a nice mix of the two. If not, I might become a Dark Mage so I can get to be a Dark Knight.

I'm kind of shy and scared to post anywhere else, so I figured I'd ease myself into it by rambling here a bit. My first Fire Emblem game was Sacred Stones, which I got as part of the 3DS ambassador's program. I fell in love with it. I've cleared it three times already; once on Eirika's route, once on Ephraim's route, and then one more time on Eirika's route on hard mode. Now I'm playing creature campaign for the first time on Hard Mode. I enjoyed Sacred Stones so much, I had decided to pick up Awakening on its release date. At first, I really, really loved that game. But over time, I started criticizing it more and more. I still love that game, but I often find myself criticizing it. I cringe whenever the avatar has something to say, because I find myself relating to him pretty poorly in a lot of ways and have a hard time seeing him as myself. I don't really like S-ranks. I didn't like the lack of a magic triangle. The plot was paced pretty poorly at times. Anyway, I could go on and on about that, but I think I should probably cut myself off here. Again, I do honestly love that game, and I even bought some of the DLC. My 3rd and final game was Rekka No Ken, which I got on Wii U virtual console. To be honest...I still haven't finished it. If I had it on a handheld, I probably would of by now, but it's so much easier for me to play Sacred Stones or Awakening at my leisure. I'm probably going to pick up Fire Emblem: Fates on it US release date. If it's at least as good as Awakening was, I know I won't regret it. I'll just have to go in with different expectations then I went into Awakening with. My favorite games are Pokemon, Smash Brothers, LoZ: Skyward Sword/Wind Waker, and Kid Icarus: Uprising. I play Pokemon competitively, and I'm semi-competitive at Smash. I don't nuzloche, though. I'm the type of guy who restarts a level whenever one of my characters dies, and while that works well in Fire Emblem, it sort of kills the point of nuzloches. As I said before, I'm pretty shy. I'm pretty nerdy, and I'm especially excited by zoology and paleontology. I like to consider myself pretty intelligent, though when I'm angered or embarrassed, I might have a hard time keeping a level head.