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I'm on chapter 11 where the objective is to "Get to Rex" and I can't figure out how to complete it. Michael and Nadia show up (can't talk to either, and Michael gets himself killed if I don't rescue him). I've gotten the entire party to Rex, but it doesn't look like anyone can talk to him. Tried sitting in that throne too that the old woman recommended, but nothing happened. Not sure how to proceed...

I'm sorry, but I can't agree with that. I have played TLP, Requiem, and this. Very little of EN is well-written. The script is full of colloquialisms, "told" exposition rather than "shown," characters who have completely lost their voice compared to FE7, juvenile diction, and the most spelling/grammar errors I've seen in an FE7 hack. There are bits of writing that stand out in a good way, and Sain particularly has largely kept his voice from FE7. But otherwise, I had a very difficult time believing these characters are the same characters from FE7. Some of their motivations and characteristics have shifted in odd ways, and they make decisions that don't fit their personalities established in the main game. Fun and creative hack overall, but Requiem has the best writing I've seen in a hack so far (by a decent lead), TLP would follow it, and then EN in a pretty distant third.

I have a pretty solid crew of promoted units and around level 15 with many stats capped. I could maybe win the fight, if I let a bunch of units die. The biggest problem is the range on Fire Ball, and the movement is a problem to a lesser degree. Even with lots of rescuing and healing, I don't see how to win this fight without letting a bunch of people die. I barely trained Nils in this playthrough, to focus on characters I haven't before, so Fire Ball one shots him, and there goes any buff possibility. Bramimond is basically Athos redux, he doesn't provide anywhere near as much help to be proportionate to having two more Fire Dragons and a Bolting-type ranged attack to deal with. Sorry to have been abrasive in that first message, but I really wasn't expecting this fight and I was very ready to be done with this playthrough and see the endings for this specific playthrough. I've given up and moved on to another game. Have you completed this fight yourself?

This is incredibly annoying. I didn't know what it meant until too late, now I'm at the final mission with 3 fucking dragons who move and have ridiculous range. Bramimond is next to useless. I just want to get to the ending and the slides ffs, not have some absurd boss battle. Can you even beat this fight without cheesing on HHM? Post a video of you doing so and I'll shut up. 40 hours on this playthrough and it's likely going to be wasted because of this ridiculous fight.