S.C. Amigo

Pegasus Mage?

How does it look for a mutual gender support couple like Viole and Libera?

Well, if it's single-promotes only, I could see the Weak, but Fast Pegasus (Lance -> Lance and Sword), the all-rounder Gryphons (Lance -> Lance and Anima Magic) and Strong, but Slow Wyverns (Lance -> Lance and Axe). It would have to be a pretty big game to fit them, though.

Good Things: **The gameplay looks completly slick. **The Artwork. Sure, it's out there, but they tried to do something a little different, and I like that. **The story seems fine enough **All the SpotPass and DLC options Bad Things **Small roster: Maybe it's me, but the regular, as in no DLC, no SpotPass, original 1st generation seems to be really small. Like Sacred Stones-level small. I understand it couldn't be too big, but even so. **Some class options kinda bug me, but the biggest is: ***The lack of playable Soldiers for the stupid Villager class. **No Magic Triangle.

Actually, I think that was Vaida and Dorcas.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. To me, it's rather harmless as most of them are rather skimpily-clad, though not that I ever really use Dancers or their ilk anyways.

And Laylea's picture also shows some sidebreast if you want to be so technical. It seems a bit silly to complain too much about it, is all I'm saying.

Actually, looking at some of the Treasue artwork of Genealogy's Dancers like Sylvia, Leen and Laylea, those ones seem to be less-dressed and fan-servicey then Olivia is.

Klingy, if you could help me understand this issue, this would be a big help. So, what exactly is Zoa? I'm trying to gather it all, and it was a Kingdom (?) that after the big war in the past was founded by the last of Gerxel's priests and has been their stronghold for years, leading everybody else to persecute them, until they managed to trick Canaan into becoming this conquering entity (Hence, "Resurrecting the Zoa Empire" from the text), and then they deicded to turn the tables on everybody, including Barge, which also was a Kingdom I guess, in the process. Is this correct?

I have a question about levels. So, I was watching more videos and I saw a Kate who had made it to Level 20 as a Lady Knight and wasn't getting any more experience. So, at level 10, she can promote to a Arrow Knight, but without a Super Proof, only can make it to level 30, but at level 20 still as a Lady Knight, she can't get any more experience until she promotes and then she goes as a Arrow Knight all the way to Level 40. Is that correct? So...what about units that can't promote like Zeek, Garo or Plum? Can they only make it to level 30, or can they make it to level 40 without having to worry about stopping at level 20 to promote?

You see, I wasn't quite sure, as I did note they looked similar, and rememebred that Zeek loses Axes upon dismounting, but I didn't know the name changed when you dismounted. Is that only for that specific class then, or do all mounted units change names? Have yet to have play it right now, regretfully. Still, thanks for your help, I'll keep watching the vids to learn more.

So, I've been watching some videos, and I noticed there are a lot of enemy-exclusive classes. **Lancer (Lance-only Cavaliers) **Ranger (Bow-only Cavaliers) **Ruffian (A Thief on a horse) **Bandit **Hunter (Bandits with Bows) **Mercenary **Bow Knight (Strangely enough, a foot class) **Sniper **Dark Mage **Dark Priest **Shaman (Monster Summoner) **Sorcerer **Soldier **Archer (Looks like a Soldier with a Bow) **Dark Soldier If anyone can tell me some more enemy-exclusive classes they saw, and explain if the Dark Priest or Sorcerer are promotions of Dark Mages or if they are all three seperate classes, that would be great, as I'm really curious about this game now.

I'm a little confused about Viole and Serge:

He just knows how to make an impression on a potential employer.

I would go in descending order: Infantry -> Armor -> Horseback -> Flying -> Magic. Because I would like to offer some help, but it's rather difficult to read the chart, I'm afraid.

One thing I would advise is besides having this flowchart/branching thing is to have something simple like: *Myrmidon (Sword) **Swordmaster (Sword) <-> Assassin (Sword and Knife) ***Trueblade (Sword) <-> Ninja (Sword and Knife) for your classes. Just something to think about.

Wyck/Noire has the potential to be rather funny, so I support that.

I don't mind the actual idea of the Laguz, but I wished it would have been that they are always in beast form in battle. Yeah yeah, I know about the Feral Ones, but come on, they should have been at least able to last an hour or two for one battle. Hearing about the Taguels, it sounds like Manaketes who can't attack from a range. I'm probably wrong, though.

That's a good point. Still kinda intrested to see what his deal is, personality-wise.

I wonder why Renha has white hair, yet his sister Sairi's is black, besides maybe their parents having both the same hair colors.

Actually, I wouldn't mind the Dark Knight -> Mage Knight thing myself. Actually suprised they called it that in the first place instead of Mage Knight, though.

I dunno, how big/buff is Reclassed Barbarian Henry?

Huh, I didn't notice that Valhart has completly white eyes. Kinda odd.

The design itself isn't bad, but now she's a healer? I don't know if I quite like that.

Perhaps said elsewhere, but this does puzzle me. I was watching a JP playthough of the game, where I saw , but of course, now there's Gaiden Chapter 19 where you can recruit him, so is and the other four like Gangrel second playthrough-time acquisitions, ? Added spoilers just in case.