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That almost seems blatantly sarcastic, but knowing Soren I'm probably wrong. I suppose the whole positioning in Awakening between Radiant Dawn is a bit different though.

Most of the children do tend to outclass their parents or first gen units in general. I still find great use for Lon'qu, Olivia, Libra, Chrom, and MU (Male or Female) so I would say still use them. Promoting asap to get the skills seems the best, since you will only be a few levels behind to reclass and you'll not only be just as strong by a few levels but you'll have more skills as well.

Balance doesn't exist in FE13 do not worry. Berserk I would love, Warp staves seem like hit or miss though. It basically is the opposite of Rescue, but I feel like it has the potential to be more broken, since you don't even have to worry as much about position of the person using the staff, or perhaps I am wrong.

This was mentioned before, but Runeswords, as strong as Nosferatu. Suddenly Nosferatanking became a lot more common.

I've procrastinated for far too long, now here is GregorxBrady. (Blumpen gave me permission a while back) C B A Also, Pichu, I was the one who did Lon'quxPanne.

Oh whoops I forgot about the previous post before this, oh wow I look like an idiot now please forgive me almighty Frederick.

On chapter 5-16 it is once you master the art of grinding a crapton and then proceed to destroy everything in sight. What you asked if it was possible not if you could do it no-grinding. That can work on the weaker difficulties, but for Lunatic mode, abuse CoY3 early on and when your HP starts reaching towards the 60's start abusing LB3.

Quite, even by (borderline) LTC standards he deserves higher than a 6/10, his speed tier is insanely high and his mega avoid can make him nigh invincible, a a support with Vaike or Panne easily substitutes for his damage flaws and once he gets Astra he can become a killing machine. It's not hard to get him to level 10 either before chapter 13, hell I generally get him to level 12-15.

Thanks I'll make sure I get it. Hopefully FE5 is almost/just as cheap.

You can really only slightly abuse the RNG in FE10, with the limited BEXP you get in Hard mode (and that being the only thing you can RNG abuse in that game) it's not really RNG abusable and it's gameplay is pretty solid if you ask me. Anyways, I disagree with what the OP said, I personally believe that the Gamecube and Wii games are the best but I have only played the GBA, 3DS, and the aforementioned eras of the system (all of them) so I can't really say for sure. Once I figure out how to legally buy FE4 and FE5 cheap I can probably join the SNES arguments that people are having here.

One of the best units in the game Speedy as hell Has the Myrmidon class and an early Killing Edge to secure kills Super mega-avoid Amazing speed bonuses when being the supporting unit. Cons: Average defenses Might not one-round early on without Vaike. I give him an 8.5/10 with a bias point added it would be 9.5/10.

I personally believe that this would be better on the main GC and Wii era page rather than in PoR only but that's just me. Anyways, my favorite class is Trueblade, and I absolutely love the Raven tribe.

Chapter 7 is when Cordelia appears but I think you mean by when it ends. All those chapters should take maybe 3-4 turns max per chapter and that seems hardly enough to get an A support in by 4 (I guess 5) chapters. And I'm LTC'ing the way you presumably did, Sumia and Frederick combined while taking abuse of the map structure to lure and kill as many enemies (or the boss if it's defeat the boss) using the least turns as possible. Obviously I'm using Chrom and MU as well as other units that make the game go faster like you did but the point is I'm trying to beat it similarly as you did.

The highest Sumia could get is an A support with Frederick, but practically a B support by the chapter after Cordelia appears in, seeing as how quickly you can beat those chapters, the amount of supports you can get is pretty limited. Maybe I'm wrong, I'm actually LTC'ing this right now just to make sure.

Same, and even then how does it harm the system itself? If you mess up you simply have to come up with a different strategy all together, and you'll still have to think. It really only helps Rescue's case IMO, since it basically proves that you can work around mistakes rather than having a strict policy meaning that if your 85% move missed you're screwed. It honestly doesn't hurt to be adaptable.

Semi-off topic, but how does Gerome make a good Warrior and how are Inigo and Owain (at least the former) good Berserkers? Inigo could really use the swords and thus seems more fitting to be a Hero and Gerome's ability to fly seems a lot better compared to a unit that just gains a bit of an overkill strength bonus and a lot less options for weaponry during enemy phase.

I'll find something useful to post sorry about this.

This. Also include Rally Movement because why have that when you got Rally Heart?

The part I crossed off is like the only part I disagree with, a best friend is always nice to keep in touch with no matter what, just remember one true friend>>>>>a million "others" which is probably what he's talking about. I agree with the rest though. It genuinely helps to train yourself to become less angry, and summer is the perfect time! If you're ever in an argument during the summer, try your hardest to think mostly rational and not mostly emotional, it will take months to perfect controlling it and once you let go of it it's hard to re-obtain it but it sure as hell is worth it. Also, do you take medication to help? (If there is any) I'm not trying to insult you, but it honestly does help. I have medication to help control my ADHD and it helps a lot when it comes to containing my emotions.

Pelleas living is canon, after all it is safe to say that Sephiran joining is canon especially from what happens afterwards and Sephiran's recruitment requires Pelleas to survive. It wouldn't make much sense for something non-canon to be required for somebody that is canon.

Best: FE13 Nosferatu Honorable mention: FE10 Silver Blade Worst: Slim Sword Dishonorable mention: FE6 Steel Axe.

Male MU and Female MU Pros: Customizable although limited Can support with every character in the game that can support Veteran makes him/her godlike Can give birth to not one but two badass children Super easy to skill grind with Cons: His personality is very unique so you can't really base your MU off of someone without it feeling really awkward 9.9(10)/10

Pros: Infinite Iron Sword for the most of ingame with an infinite forged Silver Sword endgame. Great Lord is an amazing class. Access to Great Knight via reclassing Is a great supporting unit postgame Cons: Archer reclass Lack of range for half of the game with only an infinite weapon to compensate Resistance growth Unreliable skill activation ingame until the game is almost over. 7/10

I would actually recommend maybe walking alone to a park or just a stroll sometimes just to recollect yourself, even just lying down in your backyard (bullies can't reliably harm you in any of these places) is just as/more efficient than what I mentioned earlier. I honestly believe that isolating yourself and getting fresh air is the best way to be happy after traumatizing stuff. While I don't know how you feel as much, I have been bullied due to stuff that I cannot change as well as not getting liked by a lot of people, so I at least know some of it. Still, life is something you should a good time in, so make sure you don't/stop act(ing) like what they say affect you too much, it doesn't come easy but during the summer you should be able to train yourself to that. (Thankfully 10th grade is almost over!) People say you should be social in High School but I disagree, being social in (an American) High School has no value since many people there are just douches and have no sense of practicality. Being social in other places help, but not in school.

Terrible skill 0/10 worse than Defender. It's an overrated skill, but a decent one. It's highly situational, helping occasionally in some points when you just need to move, but it's insanely hard to utilize it ingame and only good postgame.