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Sakura averages 23.25 str as a 20/20 Priestess. Ryoma averages 28.8 as a -/20 Swordmaster. Your Ryoma is more or less average, while Sakura is noticeably strength-blessed.

Look what I made tonight... A revised version of the old sorted skillset resource, except now we've got red ticks indicating the potential skills learnt from reclassing via Friendship Seals. Partner Seals aren't included and for a good reason, I think - the whole chart would be filled up with ticks, and it would be fairly meaningless. You know who would be menacing in a Friendship/Partner Seal meta? General Mozu (married to Benny) with Seal Speed/Defence/Strength from A+ Oboro and of course Wary Fighter. Sorta like a mini Draconic Hex Corrin build.

I want to talk about a meta that features Partner/Friendship seals (but no skill purchase), and possibly host/play some games (I forget if I've played any Fates LA games yet). With new skills and reclasses available, what would be the most dominant top tier units? Obviously, Corrin becomes even more than what Robin stood for in Awakening LA, but which characters would people be most tempted to add to their teams?

I've never done anything online before. Can somebody please explain what's the difference between 5-on-5 battles (seems to be its own format) and battles with more characters? Wikis and the like don't really try to give a direct answer to this.

The best way to start from scratch would be to transfer your US saves to your EU save, then share the wealth around. Not everyone can do it, but those who can will greatly help out.

I don't think "appealing to autistic people" is very accurate in explaining its popularity. In a class of 30 or so little children, how many have played MC or are big fans? Likely all of them. How many autistic? None or like one probably. You wouldn't attract much attention by "appealing to autistic people" (whatever that means).

Hm I can see that being useful in very specific context.

Do you lose the HP even if you are attacked on enemy phase and fail to counter?

Not a mistake or error, but couldn't we change the stat boosts in attack/guard stance based on support level displayed on the site to reflect what the support is at each level instead of what the difference between C or A is? Right now, in order to calculate the S-rank bonus you have to add up everything from all four support levels in your head, which gets tedious fast when you are trying to analyze the contents of our resources. It's usable, but isn't it so much user-friendly this way? I fail to see the benefit of this sort of interface (could well be wrong).

Not sure; my lack of a 9-mov units not named Camilla could rob me of the 1-turn of Endgame. Hopefully I can start work on chapter 26 soon and find it out soon. Meanwhile, here's Hinoka's map in 2 turns.

Yes and no; I don't exactly get how my mind works sometimes.

Chapter 23 is uploaded. It's a turn 2 seize with the Boots obtained.

Takumi was the victim of blaming

How can there be anything but LOVE in a Touhou thread?

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It's kawaii

And what are you going to sweep with 85 base speed when you use Focus Energy as something switches in?

Toehoe is gay weeaboo shit

Kingdra doesn't seem too viable... Scope Lens + Focus Energy is only 50% crit, right? And you waste a turn setting up as well as foregoing Swift Swim. It's in B-tier apparently somehow? Not sure if it's for rain teams or critting.

So sandstorm has been dominant again? Any particular reason why?

Olwen has recently completed a HM run through Revelation, completing it in 87 turns: https://www.reddit.com/r/fireemblem/comments/4i03pw/revelations_hm_completed_in_87_turns_in_my_first/ The only actually long map to LTC appears to be chapter 7. It's actually the quickest route to LTC.

I just had another look at Smogon's new viability tiers to see what the metagame is like out of curiosity since I don't play anymore. I haven't been on Showdown for ages so it was a big surprise that I experienced. Most of all, Clefable being the only S-tier mon scared me. It's one of the best mons in original RBY ingame, but it's never been good vs other mons in a competitive environment. It's a fairy-type, sure, but what really separates it from the dual fairies like Klefki (seems like a superior typing to me - who doesn't like steel?), Gardevoir, Mawile and the like? Its bulk isn't even that impressive - I bet a double Garchomp EQ or whatever is the pinnacle of offence nowadays (yeah...) can 2HKO it or something. So how does it live to do the things it does? Medicham has always been underwhelming due to its defensive typing being crap. It's speedier and hits much harder as a Mega, but why does it work now, when so many better new Pokemon exist? iirc even Slaking was more viable in competitive RSE and Medicham's only gone in utility since then. Weavile makes absolutely no sense. Does it counter anything specific? It never countered gen 4 Garchomp well enough, if memory serves me correctly. Slowbro is really high up, and not the mega form. idk what Alomomola is supposed to do... A lot of other changes also terrify me. Conkeldurr and Mega Tyranitar under Pidgeot, Entei, Hawlucha, Beedrill and Scolipede? Just what exactly is going on? Obviously, the viability thread offers no introduction to other confused people like me and extracting an answer would take a lot of work playing the thing and figuring it out. Could somebody with inside knowledge sum up the changes that occurred briefly? I recall Mega Altaria and Sableye being dominant forces last time I looked, but it's not the case any longer?

Chapter 22 (Sakura / Yukimura) in 2 turns. As a rescueskip, it's pretty tight with little room for flexibility and variation.

Can you play the game at 2x speed then? That does make it sound a lot more appealing (one reason I'm fond of emulation is that it lets me play unacceptably slow games much faster). And I've never tried Citra myself.

Running? More like crawling...