[Tips for new player? permadeath?]

28 minutes ago, Lunarly said:

I personally like saving all my units (even the shitty/memey ones) just because I'm a perfectionist. Though for efficiency's sake, you are better of leaving behind units that fall in battle, since the whole point of FE is to play your units carefully or suffer dire consequences. And I assume you are referring to Shanna (the Pegasus Knight), I wouldn't leave her behind tbh just because she's your earliest flier and she's a solid unit because of her availability as well.

Though it really is up to personal preference. I like using multiple units and rotate them in and out and switch them out when a better unit comes (for example I swapped out Clarine for Cecilia), while there are other FE players that prefer to train a small group of units to use for the entire game. Both are valid play styles, just find one that works best :)

Like the above post, I would start with Blazing Sword. Blazing Sword makes sense chronologically since it is the 1st generation (Binding Blade is the 2nd generation of the Blazing Sword cast) and the game also has a fairly in-depth tutorial that will be useful for beginners.

Do the units share exp? doesnt really make sense to rotate units, like pokemon, you just commit to 6 and level them up, rotating anymore wouldn't be beneficial. At least that what im getting from the FE structure.

[Tips for new player? permadeath?]

34 minutes ago, Captain Karnage said:

You might want to start with Blazing Sword, it's more beginner friendly.

welp, i thought Binding was the first gba one, trying to play them i order..

[Tips for new player? permadeath?]

I'm starting with Blade, however I'm not sure how to deal the permadeath? I lost the Pegasus girl already in level two? How important is losing a character? Should I restart or are there mainly a handful of characters worth investing in/protecting?