Irony

So, I'm on Chapter 19, and I want to know how my party are doing average stat wise, and to know which ones are the best and which ones are the worst in your opinion. Every one hit level 20. For those who saw my previous thread on the forum, I have decided not to use Rhys and I did use Astrid in the end. So, here we go: Ike: Level 2 Lord 37 HP 16 Strength 7 Magic 21 Skill 22 Speed 12 Luck 20 Defence 10 Resistence Jill: Level 2 Wyvern Lord 35 HP 18 Strength 3 Magic 16 Skill 17 Speed 9 Luck 15 Defence 7 Resistence Oscar: Level 2 Paladin (Bows Secondary Weapon) 36 HP 17 Strength 9 Magic 19 Skill 16 Speed 12 Luck 15 Defence 9 Resistance Boyd: Level 2 Warrior 46 HP 18 Strength 3 Magic 17 Skill 16 Speed (+1 Speedwing) 10 Luck 16 Defence 8 Resistance Nephenee: Level 2 Harberdeir 33 HP 12 Strength 5 Magic 18 Skill 23 Speed 9 Luck 16 Defence 7 Resistance Ilyana: Level 2 Mage (Staffs selected) 33 HP 6 Strength 15 Magic 18 Skill 17 Speed 13 Luck 9 Defence 21 Resistance Rolf: Level 2 Sniper 34 HP 16 Strength 7 Magic 19 Skill 20 Speed 12 Luck 12 Defence 9 Resistance Astrid: Level 2 Paladin (Axes chosen) 36 HP 17 Strength 13 Magic 19 Skill 20 Speed 15 Luck 18 Defence 13 Resitance Mia: Level 2 Swordsmaster 41 HP (+1 Seraph Robe) 13 Strength 7 Magic 19 Skill 22 Speed 14 Luck 9 Defence 6 Resistance Gatrie: Level 2 General 41 HP 23 Strength 2 Magic 17 Skill 8 Speed (Poor guy!) 9 Luck 22 Defence 8 Resistance Soren: Level 2 Sage (Staffs chosen) 31 HP 2 Strength 22 Magic 21 Skill 21 Speed 11 Luck 9 Defence 20 Resistance Mist: Level 1 Valkyrie 31 HP 8 Strength (+1 Energy Drop) 20 Magic 12 Skill 17 Speed 20 Luck 6 Defence 19 Resistance.

Noted. I'm on Chapter 19, and I'll be prepared for this. :)

I know that the new prosecutor is voiced by Matthew Mercer. :) So hyped for that. :)

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But the explanation was ridiculous, even more so than the main games. Couldn't we have had an Ace Attorney explanation instead? That means that the final confrontation with you-know-who would have been so epic.

Like SaiSymbolic, I really enjoy RP-ing the characters, including giving them all of the voices. :)

I do know that it's a typical explanation of the Layton series. I have played all of them bar the Azran Legacy. (Even the spin off starring Layton's son.) ... The explanation still sucks though.

Best Case: I like a lot of the cases, so picking a "best" case might be difficult. Though... Worst Case: This is the easiest decision I've ever had to make. The final case in Phoenix Wright vs Professor Layton. IT COULD HAVE BEEN SO GOOD OF THEY DIDNT COME UP WITH SUCH A DUMB EXCUSE FOR WHY MAGIC EXISTED.

Hmmmmm..... This looks interesting, and will be useful in my Dawn Brigade fanfiction. :) Now I just need to write a scene where Micaiah and Sothe bond over nature. (And Sothe uses his wood crafting skills to make an engagement ring for Micaiah? :) )

1. Which game are you working on? Or are you doing both? Is it an alternate universe retelling? I'm working on Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. Focusing on the Dawn Brigade. 2. Are you making any changes to the plot? Yes. I'm changing some things regarding Pelleas, Micaiah, the Begnion Senate and the Blood Pact. 3. Are there any notable changes you're making to the characters? If so, which ones and what changes? Is Ike still the lord character? Or is Micaiah? There isn't a Lord character, per say. Every one in the Dawn Brigade is a main character. There are changes to some characters. Meg, for example, has a motive that isn't "Zihark is my future husband!" 4. What notable changes would you make to the setting? How about things like even further world building and history? Well, whilst the Blood Pact is going to stay, I'm going to try flesh that out a bit. Ashnard won't be signing a Blood Pact. Daein are going to have other motives for joining the war. And there are going to be good Begnion Senators eventually. 5. Do any characters die? Maybe? 6. Do you introduce any new characters? 6. Three new recruits to the Daein Army and three people tied into the Begnion Senate sub plot. 7. Are any characters going to be cut? Nope. Here's a link, if you are interested. Roughly 40% game script, 60% original content, but that will change. https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11924747/1/The-Dawn-Brigade

Me: *Playing Etrian Odyssey* A: Etrian Odyssey is like Pokemon. Me: ....Erm, no? This actually happened. And I don't see how Etrian Odyssey is like Pokemon?

Trust me- Titania didn't get a single experience point until Despair and Hope (I needed her in that map). I directed my Laguz Allies in Gallia away from all of the battles. I don't plan to waste exp on them. :) And Rolf wouldn't be a waste- I don't plan on using Shinon.

I loved Okamiden. I 100%-ed it 4 times, and I regret selling it even to this day (long story). I recently got Okami, and I haven't played much of it yet, though I enjoyed what I played. :)

The only reason I was thinking Sothe was that he'd make the first part of Radiant Dawn, plus the Dawn Brigade chapters in Part 3 a lot easier. I'm playing on normal difficulty at the moment. Ok, I'll need to look at the thread and see who is best to max out for the save transfer. I guess I'll judge who to drop based on who doesn't get the good level ups? And I don't want to use Shinon ever (I dislike the guy) and I'd rather use Rolf and Astrid.

I'm on the Prisoner Rescue chapter in Path of Radiance, and I kinda know who I want to use & who I want to get to level 20 for the save data transfer. I'm just wondering- is it possible to get all dozen of them to that level, and if not, who should I cut? Edit: This is the list of those that I want to train, and the reasons why: Because he's the Lord: Ike Because I like these characters: Mist Rhys Elincia Rolf Oscar Boyd Gatrie Mia Because these characters are useful: Soren Ilyana Jill Sothe Nephenee These two characters are backups, just in case it's possible to train more than 14 units to max level. I like them, but I've heard that they are difficult to train: Astrid Tormod

No. I do have two favourite games, Xenoblade Chronicles and Radiant Historia, and whilst I love both games to bits, both games are not perfect. To be honest, I doubt that a perfect game exists.

I never owned a GameCube though, so I don't have a memory card? That's why I was wondering about the SD card. And I'm European, so I don't have to worry about the glitch, plus the copy I bought is a PAL version? I do want to get Ike to kill the Black Knight, and I already ship Ike/Soren, so I would gladly get their A support. :)

So, I recently got myself a Nintendo Wii and a copy of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. I still need to get myself a GameCube Controller so that I can play Path of Radiance, but I have some questions. Do I need to get myself a SD card for my Wii so that I can transfer saved data from Path of Radiance to Radiant Dawn? I'm thinking yes, as that means that I can save my Saved data from Path of Radiance onto the SD card? I just want some clarification, as I know the feature is there, but I just don't know how it works. Thank you. :)

I actually like Eric. I know that I'm probably the only one who does, but I find him such an interesting character. Idk, I like him, but he's not my favourite new character (that goes to either Carlos (who is totally shaped like a friend) or Diana.)

Also- for those who haven't done Q Team yet, you should do their path at some point. I really like two of them, but the third one... Well I don't dislike them, per say, but... Edit- I just realised that that one was for a different question.... My bad.

[spoiler=Reversing the Password]Did you check the box with the potatoes that you put the iodine on? It should say <- L door, and R Door ->. That's the hint for reversing the password. What took me a while to work out was how to combine objects, which meant that it took me an hour to solve the Pantry all because I didn't know how to combine the gelatine, the water, and the mould.Anyways- I've been playing this game now since yesterday and I have put nearly 9 hours (natch) into it. I'm really enjoying it! I'm liking the characters, the puzzle rooms are good, albeit rather easy (I've had three roadblocks so far- once was due to me not noticing something, the second was due to me not knowing how to combine objects, and the other difficulty was legitimately difficult) and the story is pretty interesting. :)

Dude, have you ever watched Critical Role? Matt Mercer is the DM of this D&D game, and his vocal range is crazy. Look up Viktor the Black Powder Merchant for a good example.