CatManThree

Probably Luthier. His cameo in the Shadow Dragon manga was pretty damn cool, so I guess a cameo in the games where he and Merric become bros would be great to see.

Being a hero to someone ain't really that hard. You just gotta put in the damn effort and acknowledge when you can apply it.

21. At all train or acknowledge Ewan.

2. Refuse to acknowledge Wrys' glory.

7. At all avoid killing Sylvia or pairing her with a man. Sharlow must exist in all his glory and beauty. 8. Make fun of Seliph for having had crush on his sister (unless your name is Lewyn or Levin).

10. Deen not wear his hair as if he were Jean Pierre Polnareff.

2. Under any circumstances choose the blessed shield over the silver shield.

My high school is brand new as of 3 years ago and has many of these brand new systems implemented to help keep us all safe in case of some situation like that. For one there are these special "police alarms" and is the first in the US to have them integrated apparently. They are just like fire alarms, only they play a different sound and automatically alerts the police station (which is like 2 minutes away from the school). They also are colored blue instead of red. We also have drills that simulate sort special versions of lockdown drills, which are designed in the case of danger within the school regarding a shooter or a fight. Another thing that exists is we have a couple officers stationed around the school every now and then. Its only just a few and they are all rather friendly from what I have heard from a couple people who have spoken to them.

Technically this ain't an RPG, but Assassin's Creed: Black Flag is an incredible game if you are looking for a game based around classic pirates. Though it isn't really an RPG, it does have some RPG-like mechanics. The only real issue with the game is the scenes outside of the animus, which can be immersion breaking.

is not a cat.

Are you implying that gen 2 is hard? Seriously? Gen 2 is easy...

I keep on encountering who insist Cecil is a Cain in FE3 simply due to her armor, despite the fact Luke statistically fits the mark way better than she does. Im officially fed up with the nonsense and have decided to make this topic to determine if she is one or not. If it wasnt already obvious, I find the idea ofher being a Cain rediculous as the only real evidence is her armor color. What do you all think?

It didn't have any sort of negative effect on the story nor was it really out of place. Also it makes a LOT more sense than the multi-universal crap that Fates pulled and doesn't require IS having to work with the very difficult subject of time travel like in Awakening.

Binding Blade is already a rather painful game to begin with. Playing it without experience will only make things worse. I highly suggest playing Blazing Blade or Sacred Stones first. If you do insist on playing FE6 however, note that the game can never be completed unless you unlock all the side chapters, which allow you to obtain all of the various legendary weapons in the game.

I have no idea if this is going to sound stupid or not what is FE builder? I haven't been really hacking very much for the past year. Not to go branch off topic or anything, I'm just askin.

DeVito

Welcome to the forest my dude.

You actually have a really good point. I don't know what I was thinking.

1/10 That's not even corny. Its just bad. Its not hacked. Its called Sword Master bases in FE11.

@AndrewMcC00l Its also fun to meme kill Veld with someone like Marty by abusing scrolls.

@John Denver Fan It actually happens to me a lot. I have gotten more than enough warnings from mods because of it as well.

@John Denver Fan It actually happens to me a lot. I have gotten more than enough warnings from mods because of it as well. It seams to happen the most on this thread actually now that I think about it.

My only issue with it personally is how much of a scrub Medeus is to kill. He aint as easy as Idunn, but still not very hard. At least on lower difficulties such as normal or hard 1.

Likes to rub things in.

Likes to rub things in.