Icemario

No school today and minimal homework for me; anyone want to play? (this is 3DS)

oh he only understands summaries

"Boys r dumb" gives me the impression the op means when a boy is in the presence of one or more other boys, does the intelligence plummet or boys' partial stupidity stack creating an illusion of this but what happens if it's just one boy; does the lack of extra "boyial" influence result in the generation of intelligence or just no stupidity yet it also suggests this is only a present occurring, due to this wording was it not one in the past, and won't be one in the future? what is the anomaly that has provoked such derorogatory and current thoughts of one's fellow beings answers requested

This very decision is mostly why I'll only ever play FE11 on Hard mode.

Hola Kirb, hope you enjoy your stay. Out of interest, what other Fire Emblems have you played?

I'm "icemario11" on Steam, see the one with the slick Glaceon avatar. I favour Marc (and Saki/Syura on the side), but I haven't played in a while and don't know most of the latest DLC characters too well. Would be willing to play if you send me a message when I'm online (either here or on Steam) and I'm free atm, OJ is always a fun time.

Kiss the Girls by James Patterson, legit one of my favourite books now.

I'm surprised you guys have been referring to the main character as male, they look a lot more like a girl imo. Did Toby confirm it or something?

I'm (still) in secondary school but I already have some: -Not joining any clubs (mostly cruiiiiised by), especially the debate club when they had begged me to try and join -Not trying academically (could've destroyed a lot of tests a lot more thoroughly had I revised) -Not really interacting with other people outside of classrooms or the school building -Thinking I could swim during the last Activities Week idk I thought I'd have a lot more

I know very few WRPGs, so I'm gonna say JRPGs because I clearly play those a lot more. RPGs as a whole are still great imo.

Actually Aaron is pretty great too (thought he was a boss based on the trailer actually), second favourite. On that note, I love how other enemies in this game sometimes react to your specific actions towards another monster, it tends to be really funny.

If you mean just naming the winners and not the numbers of votes for the winners, same. Just can't see that happening, honestly.

What do you think is the best normal enemy in this game?

If card games count, yes. Blackjack (aka "Switch") during lunch times at school has become a pastime of mine. Sometimes it's Cheat instead, but only sometimes.

Played someone called "Jedi" who used Bowser on 3DS 1v1 For Glory, they were pretty good. They're from New York, so I doubt it's who I was thinking of but that was still kinda funny.

FE2: Yes if you don't count the boss duo in Chapter 3 where you can only recruit one. FE4: Yes if you don't count subs. FE6: Probably. FE7: Not Karla. FE8: Everyone but the guy you get after three runs of the Lagdou Ruins during CC. FE12: Yes. FE13: Everyone but some of the SpotPass lads.

Originally I was pretty hype for the game; it looks quite fun and the plot is total win. But this is really disappointing because I'm pretty sure I don't know any Europeans who plan on getting this.

Prologue: expected/11 Chapter 1: thx virion Chapter 2: kek first try Chapter 3: kinda boring tbh Chapter 4: no comment Chapter 5: oh god I underestimated you nvm Was grinding supports on the main so I haven't done much since.

Out of interest what happens if you [spoiler=thing at the beginning]let "flowey" hit you with those sparkle things?

Levelling your healers requires a bit of babying from my experience, that's about it. When they get levels they get better spells to serve the party better; I didn't know this, so it was a pleasant surprise. This one, I have absolutely no recollection of and I don't think SF has anything like that on the Gaiden pages. Seeing as there's no spell like that in any games, maybe you mean Fortify?

Well, other Fire Emblems don't encourage you to train your healers. Nor does Gaiden encourage you to train your other units, it just gives you them. The closest thing to that is how it's not dumb like FE1 (iirc) because you can actually counterattack with them, so that distinct change should alter the mindset of players and make them more inclined to use healers to fight. Plus they need to use it so they can keep healing, as spells cost health points in the game. Anyhow, Resire is actually a pretty great spell, once you get past the 50% accuracy and avoid heavily relying on it during the Player Phase. When your healer gets hit, they'll probably be recovering most of it assuming they land the counterattack, usually more in the early stages of the game when they're more frail. Considering it's magic meaning it's ranged, you don't really have anything to lose by sending them at an enemy in most scenarios because the healer can just recover the damage they're exposed to more often than not if they miss, especially if it's a physical unit. Only real dangers to them beyond really hard-hitters are archer-line units, because they can outrange them AND deal good damage generally. When I realized this, I used my healers decently often, and only gained. I didn't expect to need Dear that much, especially on Celica's side where it's just falcon knights eating monsters for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a side of fries.

by the way do you have any recommendations as to whose I should watch

read it like this tbh apparently smash 4 on the brain

Yeah that's why the Dear spell exists; summoners become obsolete at that point, especially if you have someone to heal the unit with the skill. By the time I got both Dear, it was mid Chapter 3, long before any really painful summoners, bar the map in the far east with Celica. The only map with witches summoning witches was this late Chapter 4 one on Alm's side, that was probably the only legitimately painful instance of summoning because you can't Dear them and they use magic.

Has good taste in SSB4 secondaries.