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I don't know why I never considered that, It is pretty obvious. I suppose this already boosts the ratio of male gamers, so FE is no exception.

When browsing through Serenes Forest or other websites in general, it is noticeable that there seems to be more male player than female? Decided to make the thread after I noticed all the audience in the Cipher stream were male. Is there a specific reason why a they may enjoy FE more than others? I have a hunch that it's because of its JRPG genre, but have absolutely no proof of it.

I didn't really have anyone I wanted to summon for the legendary hero banner except for lyn, and I need a unit to counter the counterattacks... I'm spending it on Soleil. (Also that I summon units ignoring the skillsets sometimes)

I forgot all about the Children of Fates banner when I wrote this... oh well, one thing scratched off my wishlist.

Oh, I see. That makes sense then :0 thanks for the clarification.

Since they never explicitly stated that it will be Fates children (the banner can mean something else other than the title), I'm also hoping for Awakening children. I probably won't go as far as spending too much of my orb savings for any other characters except for Morgan and Soleil, as they are my favorite 2nd gen characters. However, if they do add Morgan, what will they do with the hair color and stats? Same for Soleil in terms of stat balancing, but she already has a technical 'default' hair color, which I believe is pink. I don't see any possibility for the 'clone' characters (Rhajat, Asugi, Caeldori, etc). They'll most likely be popular characters, but since many are mentioning Soleil, she might be a possibility. But I'm wondering how they'll make her distinct from Laslow and Selena if it does? Otherwiae, Percy seems okay to me since I need more wyvern riders, and I'm just glad they're adding optional child units at all.

I always wanted to see Gangrel with his Levin Sword. Maybe add Wolfskin/Kitsune/Taguel, etc? I would like to see new unit types. if they balance out the inheritance and stats, then they could probably add the children, at least some of the popular ones. Maybe release a special version of the Askr trio.

Never caring about skills and sending units out into the danger area without a plan.

Don't know about 5* as then that way most people will have him as a 5*... but it would have been nice to get more Alfonse.

When I first heard about the quests, I thought that it was going to bring at least some attention to Alfonse... but the rewards were a little -shabby for actually trying to get people to use alfonse. The quests were easy for me as I have a built up 5* Alfonse, but as someone else mentioned, it can be challenging for most people who benched Alfonse.

I don't think that's the case, as I get satisfying summons once in a while. I never bought any orbs before. I think it is more in the mentality of the people, meaning that more may be inclined to post whenever they get a satisfying 5* pull. Also, it does increase the odds for a 5* when you have more orbs to spend, which means you have more chances?

Agreed. As I am not allowed to play violent video games, I only have a few games on my PS4 and most games on my 3DS. Nintendo products really offer more -nonviolent- and still enjoyable games...

Donnel. I supported others with someone else, and really Donnel and Lissa's the only ones left to support for Owain... Also considering the age range, supporting Lissa with older characters felt a little odd for me?

My English pen-name, Chris, is actually really similar to Kris...

Wrys, Soren, hawkeye.

To choose a few games, 1) Pokémon - I don't know about others, but good story is one of my top priorities to rating a game. Out of all the Pokémon games I played (which are almost all except for the Gameboy era games), Pokémon B/W was the only one that I remembered the storyline for. I never remembered any other games' plot after I finished playing it. As I was and still is replaying White, I realized that the reason why B/W lasted longer in my head since I first played as a little kid. They had distinctive characters that made them stand out from other Pokémon villains. Also, the philosophical idea in the story and the concept of the antagonists seemingly wanting to 'free' all Pokémon appealed to me. Anyways, Pokémon could have been better without the usual cliche of you are a starting Pokémon trainer, you encounter a group who wants to take over the world or something, you defeat them, you become the Pokémon master, good job. You finished the game. Sure, you can still play after the official ending of the game, but there are no side stories or anything that interests me. All to do in the post-game is to "catch them all" and max out their levels. 2) Fire Emblem Fates/Awakening - Again, I felt the need for the story to change a little, and take away the unnecessary aspects, like the children who have no affect to the story. I don't actually hate Corrin like most people do. In fact, their naive personality further complicates the story (but yes, all characters do tend to kiss their butt). Some parts of the story didn't make sense to me and took me a while to figure out. Also, poor character modeling. Someone already mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again since it disturbed me since the first time I played Awakening. Sure, the illustrations, music, and cutscenes are great, but the characters' models that appear in the game are blurry, and Awakening characters' feet are little stumps instead of real feet. Finally, the fanservice that was added into Fates. This includes some of the more mature games I like also. Unnecessary fanservice are usually done to attract players, but to me, they ruin my gaming experience. I feel uncomfortable using Charlotte, Camilla, or any of the female dark mages in the battle if anybody is watching me. Even when I'm playing by myself, I keep noticing the unnecessary intervals of the disturbing character designs. 3) Undertale - There's actually not a lot to say about this, as many fans of Undertale already knows this. Undertale is a great game with interesting stories and differences in every playthroughs that can keep me entertained every gameplay. However, the disturbing people of the fandom that harass people for playing Genocide, liking Sans when they are Sans's "true girlfriend", etc. take me a step away from liking the game.

Yes to avatars, but only if they give them better scripts. I know many people hate avatars, but they could have been and could be a big part of the story only if they had better writing. Yes to S supports, but minus the unnecessary children with no plot relevance. I mainly want this for the stat boosts, though. And if they do, they also need some better writing. Many support conversations don't make any sense to me. They don't affect the main story, but I'd still like to see some improvement on the conversations.

Soleil, Takumi, Keaton, Laslow(Inigo), and Xander(I know.)

Can't post an image right now since I can't access the app on the device I'm using, but I suppose my 5 star Alfonse?

I'm pretty sure I have 9. summoned 7 (Lucina, Chrom, Athena, Tiki, Sigurd, Tailtiu, Hinoka), promoted 2 (Alfonse, Henry).

I have no idea who they might be, but the idea of Henry seems nice and reasonable considering those feather? things. I honestly don't mind any Nohrians since I only get Hoshidans for some reason. the only problem is that I just recently unlocked potential for Henry to a 5-star...

I wish Lukas gets a new version, but as you say, it does seem unlikely he's part of the Halloween event?

FE13: Henry, Stahl, Chrom, Minerva the wyvern I liked all Awakening characters in general FE14: Xander, Soleil, Tsubaki FE15(I didn't really play-play it but eh): Lukas Heroes: Alfonse ... and pebbles that Frederick cleans up

Well I only played Awakening and Fates, so among them my favorites are: Conquest (FE13) Road Taken (FE14)

Odin no! Odin yes!