Armchair General

I doubt if Putin will admit defeat anytime soon, considering how he awarded the brigade that was allegedly responsible for an certain type of war crime.

Lindhart's dad so we can finally have some context for this

Probably, but it's almost funny how they're latching onto one specific word.

Dude, it's either them making their own threads or we could use this thread as an honeypot so it doesn't they won't clog up the "new threads" feed.

Looks like now the Russians are shelling cities in the eastern part of Ukraine since they can't directly stage an attack on Kyiv, anymore.

I'm assuming that the Heroes' Relics will be permanently assigned to certain characters.As for the sacred ones, it'll be hard to say, given how anyone can use them; but they might wind up just giving an character and completely different moveset like they did in Hyrule Warriors.

Something about why people shouldn't get invested with gold diggers.

Only thing that I hate about this is that everyone is relying on the MC, again. Granted, the same is true for just about every other Fire Emblem game; but it really undermines the weight of the rest of the cast, in this case. But hopefully, the Demonic Beasts and the named characters will be challenging, this time around.

Probably Hubert or Lorenz, in my opinion.

In an way, Soul is actually the onto something, for once.

Well, Putin has finally appointed an theater commander for the "operation" in Ukraine. Outside of implying that the invasion was several armies operating with little oversight, this guy has an history of going after residential areas during his time in Syria.

I think Ashe might be in the second screenshot as an Fighter, though.

I think our purple haired OC is either an assassin or an thief. And I wonder if the game progression will be structured the same way as 3 houses, considering how sharing an meal would be counterproductive if you're free to replay any level that you wanted.

If you say so, I find the most positive people seem to all be completely oblivious to how screwed we all are. There seems to be a ratio where the more you know about the world, the less happy with it you become "Ignorance is bliss," as the saying goes.

Well this popped into my newsfeed, a few minutes ago. And Biden might be sending some Stinger anti-tank missiles to Ukraine, but I can't really find an recent news article about it.

Seriously, you should look into getting some professional help, if you haven't already.

I was originally going to write this off as an shitpost, until I saw this. Outside of using wood for everything or just invent something that's truly biodegradable, there really isn't much of an solution for it.

That's more or less the only thing that they have in common, FWIW.

To make it so bad, it's not just the Russians who are doing it, according to that article.

I know that isolationism isn't the exact word that I meant earlier, the term escapes me but I don't think that pursuing an embargo is it, either. And I really don't think that the sanctions are working as fast as you'd expect. Mostly because while it's depriving the Russian government an single source of revenue and certain resources, it's not really enough to hurt the Russian military, considering that an lot of it has been sitting around since the Cold War ended. Only thing that will make an difference is another country fighting alongside with Ukraine or another shipment of whatever they need; but it's too early to tell which way the war going, considering how the situation around Kyiv has been in an stalemate for the past week or two.

You have an point, but the main problem is that everyone has became too dependent on international trade to the point where isolationism is no longer an short-term option. If this is actually endorsed by Putin, we might be looking at an prelude for the next world war if he does this to another country.

Never thought that we had furries around here.

The only time when it really matters is when you're trying to get around an Stalfos. Sure, it's an slight advantage, but that's essentially the only enemy that actually uses an shield. As for BOTW, it kind of stops being an issue because you're supposed have an lot of options in dealing with shield bearing monsters. Mostly through electrocution or doing an Perfect Dodge; and you can literally knock it out of their hands by using an claymore to stagger them. Skyward Sword could actually use an left-handed mode, but I don't think that it'll have the same impact that you'll expect it to be because you'll still be have to direct your strikes. I'll admit that you've got me there.

Lmao, I got banned from that site, a few years ago; and I certainly didn't appreciate how the community was rushing me when I decided to make an page. It's not like I was getting paid for my work or that I had more important stuff to do IRL. Go write it yourself, as much as I want to make an new account on there; I really don't feel like going through with it. Although, I could; but it's not really worth it.

Does it really matter from an gameplay perspective?