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Hector

Darros

I have no idea if this is already a thing, but take a GBA FE game, and make everyone an armor knight. Preferably you would use Sacred Stones for the multiple choices, but you would have sword knights, axe knights, lance knights, generals, and great knights replace everything. The game would be slow and tedious, but everyone would have boosted stats to make up for it.

I read the title and immediately thought you meant BS Fire Emblem for the Super Famicom and after staring at the title I realized you meant Blazing Sword. I'm sure this challenge was tedious, especially if you went Erika route due to her lack of 1-2 range, and FE7 probably was even worse.

Ingrid

Is very unspecific of where he is, but we can assume that since he is in some state, he is in the United States of America

Has an entire lifetime worth of anime on his To Watch List.

Has the bisexual flag in his profile picture while also showing his love of Persona.

Sometimes says something I can agree with

Thinks that 9 maps the size of anything in Texas is good game design

This is why I haven't gotten bored with this website yet. It's meant to keep the chaotic people busy, and I can tell that it seems to be working. I always feel drawn back to see what chaos is unfolding.

So, Fire Emblem music... I like Fire Emblem, and I like playing my trombone/euphonium (It's like a tuba but smaller, and it sounds like a trombone. Look it up if you just don't understand) SO... Fire Emblem and trombone, how can I combine those..? What if I ask strangers on the internet to give me some FE songs and I'll pick to learn whichever one I like most? That sounds like an absolutely splendid idea! SOO... I would like for the internet to give me a Fire Emblem to learn... this will go perfectly fine and I will regret nothing. You know the drill, give me some songs.

Ross is one of my favorite units to use, so I completely agree with this. While he isn't my favorite trainee unit (That spot would go to my good ol' level 15 summoner Ewan) I always use him and he turns out to be one of my best units. Those 10 extra levels really make a difference.

I have reached the Merlinus chapter, and I don’t get any new units until Florina and Wil. Everyone I’m not using is dead besides Marcus, Oswin, Guy, and Eliwood.

I’m planning on going straight into Hector mode, as Hector was the only unit I gave myself. If Lyn was chosen I would have done Lyn mode. So Geitz is off the table entirely, since I can only use Hector.

So I got Wil, Florina, Dorcas, Wallace, Gietz, Nils/Ninian, Rath, Matthew, Lucius, and Canas (Once again proving I’m bad at counting, that’s 10, so there’s my team)

Aight then, I got one more slot for a unit then.

And Florina

Ha, this will be fun. I got 2 bow units, Matthew (Chapter 11 will just be as normal now), my favorite magic unit in GBA (Sorry Saint Rubenio, you were too late) 2 units that you can only get 1 of, a Pricilla, Raven, and mutton man.

Another character I haven't used? This is getting interesting...

Ah, this will be fun, never actually used Wil, always dropped him in favor of Rath or just didn't use a bow at all.

Yes, I'm a little biased due to the fact I play way more FE than healthy for the average human, but Smash doesn't have too many Fire Emblem characters, but they have the wrong characters. Instead of another sword user (Which smash has a ton of) you could have someone like Hector, who could easily be a heavyweight with high attack, Ephraim, who could us a lance for reach and a javelin for ranged, or even someone less known from the series. But I guess there idea is that all the new lords use swords and everyone only knows the lords, hence why we have Marth, Roy, Lucina, Ike, Chrom, and Byleth, who all mainly use swords. Three Houses, while being quite popular, wasn't worth the money I spent on it. I beat it twice, and both times I barely beat it due to how little I played the game, and I feel like there were a lot of things in the older games that weren't in Three Houses, and I prefer the art of more pixelated games like the GBA and even the FE4 and FE5 for the SNES, and the art of the 3DS games, with the pixelated map sprites. Some parts of the gameplay just threw me off a little, but I can't put my finger on what exactly. Finally, I feel like the story is quite lacking, and has a large amount of things that just don't make sense, and were just thrown into the game mid-production. I do like the anime-style of the cutscenes though. Not my opinion, but an opinion I've heard. My uncle, the original owner of my GBA that I use for Fire Emblem, had gotten The Sacred Stones on his 3DS from some special promotion. He got it, played a little, and hated it. His preference is Advance Wars, which I never understood. Just the overall lack of value for the units always threw me off. But I mean, I guess it's just his preference. Finally, Terraria is not simply 2D Minecraft. Terraria and Minecraft, while sounding similar when explained, are different in how they are developed.

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I'm bored and need something to do... so why not let the internet give me 10 units as the only units I can use for the entirety of FE7? Give me 1 unit each and the first 10 I get will be used, all the others will be killed off or benched or something, Idk. I will give updates throughout my playthrough. I will be playing on Hector mode to allow as many units as possible. The Rules: If someone says Karla, I'm automatically given Bartre, for obvious reasons. I am allowed to use Hector for free, but everyone else is only allowed if someone tells me they are. Besides that, everything is free. Give me 3 bow users? Sure. Want to see me painstakingly use Nino? Ok. Anyone is allowed, have fun with it!