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Yes it'd be more convenient if you or someone could compile it directly, that'll be nice for folks like me who inevitably come across your work: seeing the best of it on the forefront will be great.

I've learned about this hack sometime in. I like a lot of what I saw. You should compile all of these conversations and details sometime, either in video or script. It'd be nice to have all the writing efforts archived somewhere.

Tellius unfortunately isn't popular enough to warrant twice as many banners yearly. Not when there's other games that take up spots for the 10 banners per year.

Denied us? It didn't really deny us anything. Even if Griss never gave it up: Alear was never getting a dragon form. That just wasn't happening with how Alear was designed as a character.

I'm expecting Heroes to stay far away from Emblem stuff going off the way the game wrote them off: Emblems don't really add much either. Brave version is 100% the getup you posted.

The prologue segment is to just introduce you to the game and is nothing more than an un-explainable weird dream. Don't overthink it. Still, the Hounds and their defeat are the main plot point and you create a time paradox by recruiting them while undermining their entire tragedy. The Winds are better and put an interesting spin on the Hounds.

Future Past isn't an alternate route, it's quite literally comparable to what we have now than this terrible idea of an alternate route that's made as a sudden main part of the main game. No, it quite literally can't be a "sidequest" because the original proposition was to force a brand new route in the story that you can choose over Alear and their journey, it's not a sidequest. Age of Calamity is a spinoff and a whole new timeline unrelated to BOTW's main campaign. It's a dishonest comparison.

No since it's not a route nor is it trying to be a main part of Engage's story like this alt route would be. It's more or less a sidequest than some bullshit about causing a time paradox and forcing in two characters that are dead while simultaneously undermining the point of the Hounds.

Shipping is one of FE's most successful ideas yet. Trying to take that away for canon pairings is a really bad idea.

That'd be lame and make zero sense. Especially to shoehorn an awful "alternate route" that'd be at odds for everything Engage did. It's completely unnecessary. Also, I and many others love Gregory and Madeline. They're an interesting and fun mirror without undermining how the Hounds worked. The Winds better sold me on the family idea than the Hounds ever could.

His actions are pretty much reminiscent of a guy who does and doesn't want to go through with hurting the others. Since he reveals to clearly be under some form of control by Sombron at the end. Rafal doesn't fully control the corrupted if he kept their personality intact, which he did otherwise suspicion on him would grow. Plus, he played 5D chess by sandbagging and making Nel + Alear do all the work to further lower their guards to "Nil". Rafal would have to explain why he randomly has all the bracelets if he just coerced them like you suggested, which puts a wrench in the plan of lowering their guards.

Veyle is the Tiki of this game, no one calls Tiki a main lead.

I'd be interested in seeing a new story with loose connections and references. I think it'd be funny especially when that'd be more characters for FEH to fill out banners with.

Intelligent Systems will never let that happen. They went as far as walking back on all of FE5's romance confirmations/implications from FE4. If we get an anime they're just going to go with the "everyone is friends" angle.

Not sure about that. Corrin was officially described as a my unit type but as a lord now. They have the customization and everything that Byleth onward gave up on.

There's an alternate translation with Engage's manga being on Mangadex. Don't know if I can link it since I'm not sure if that's against the rules or not.

I like Alm more but it's just a fact that he's too derivative of Marth to be a worthwhile choice. Celica and her struggles are more emblematic of the game as well, Alm is designed around being a disconnected steamroller of armies. Celica has more issues with being a princess of Zofia and the main theme of gods. Celica further showcases humanity's folly with her even being a direct victim of Desaix and his greed: a main antagonist in Alm's route. Alm just kinda solves everything without getting in the mud too much and that makes a very uninteresting unfitting choice of Gaiden/SOV and its themes. Sigurd and his campaign is significantly more memorable and better written than Seliph's. He best represents FE4 and what made it standout. Lyn has been described as Marth for the West. She kinda has to be prioritized if it came down to one FE7 rep. Intelligent Systems hit a sweet spot with Eirika. Having her and Ephraim double team with Eirika being the face for extra diversity was optimal. Just have Ephraim occasionally chime in like Robin does and you're golden. Sacred Stones stands out better this way. Chrom and Lucina are a toss-up. They're about tied in being prioritized over one another. Chrom is the best though but Lucina isn't too bad.

She would've been better without the Corrin obsession. Their conversation together really reminded me of how badly Camilla's written with a few interesting concepts.

A lot of supports in this game were great. Every character has at least one really good chain like Framme/Diamant.

I concede that making her evil would be awesome, extremely unique for the franchise. But it'd ultimately remove a diverse recruitable character. However, her being fully evil and still recruitable is the worst of both worlds. You can't make an obnoxiously evil character like that recruitable, there is zero justification for why the blatant evil for sake of evil character would be saved instead of slain. I'd hate Veyle if she were genuinely evil and recruitable. She willingly did far too much bad, it'd be what happened to Peri but 10x worse since Veyle consciously hurt, threatened, and killed far too many people including those that were close to a lot of our main cast. It'd be character assassination for Alear and everyone to just be written to accept her in their ranks.

Wasted her potential? Yes. Ruined her character? I disagree. Her protagonist support being more focused on Seteth breathing down her neck was fine enough for the dynamic presented with Shez and how untrustworthy they are in comparison to Byleth. If all her supports were Seteth centric then I'd understand the issue but they aren't really.

It's because the casts are the same and Marth is the main character of both. FE10 had a fully new lord in place of Ike.

I don't believe it's Alear at all or meant to amount to anything. It's 100% just an intentional unanswered question, my theory is that it's just a random made up character that parallels Kaga. It makes the most sense why the writing completely dances around the name even when both Alear and Sombron did the emblem enchantment. It'd make sense for the 30th anniversary game.

Having Alear job to a random corrupted would be a really bad plot point. It's what made Lilith's sacrifice in Fates fundamentally fail.

Naga doesn't make any real sense as the Zero emblem. She's purely holy and light based, her chant being "burn us" make no sense. Especially when the emblems have a meta detail to them and nothing with Zero Emblem can fit Naga on a meta level.