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Thanks for this advice, it helped a lot. Just finished chapter 4x, Leaf was a god among men with his 11 def and getting another move quite often; I will also use karin, fergus and Lara. Now with chapter 5

Thanks for the tips! I just finished chapter one and this is my current team : Leaf lvl 3 --> 23 hp/ 6 str / 1 mgc/ 3 skl/ 7 spd / 8 luck / 4 def ( nice level up!)Othin lvl 3--> 28/8/1/8/10/4/5. Tania lvl 3 --> 21/4/1/7/12/8/2. ( the rest is at base lvl) In general a liked this first chapter, I feel this is a good starting team and the only one struggling is Maati ( only using him for chip damage ). Also, I liked the capturing system and I had fun getting the javelins and vulneraries ( makes me wonder why it was not used on subsequent games)

Good morning SF. Today I an going to begin FE 5 and I am thinking of doing a blind playthrough (I always do this on my first run). So my question is if It is possible to end this game with anybody, keeping everyone alive and recruiting all the units? Or there is the risk of picking really bad units that could prevent me from fulfilling those conditions. Thanks beforehand.( Some tips would also be appreciated)

I agree with tenkiforecast, here where I live some people see Americans as bad persons, ignoring the complexity and variety of that society, just wanting to simplify their lives with general conceptions of other persons. It is really difficult to discuss with them about how we can not judge individuals as if they were cattle, with just some stereotypes of mass conduct. I think that one point to become a wise person is trying to know a bit of everything that surround our life, trying to comprehend a bit those who are different from us, so we can prevent tragedies like social conflicts from religious to political matters.

Thanks for the answers! For being a remake of a NES game I like the story

Good evening SF. I have been playing shadow dragon recently and there was one thing that I could not understand quite clearly; in chapter 9 why did Marth go to The pyrathi isles and why did Mannu attack the Altean army without a cause?. Did I miss something or it was never explained.

Now think that said boss is indeed easy to understand, with whom he has to talk. But what if talking is not enough, something like re-recruiting Shinon in Fe 9. You must beat him with someone specific, or you must make a chain of talks in a given number of turns. Better yet, it is the second coming of Xavier.

Let's say that is your first playthrough of a new Fire Emblem and in a certain chapter you see that the boss is a really low level unit in comparison with other enemies. What do you do? Kill it without much thinking, try to recruit him with a your units? or come to SF to see what to do because you don't like to play blind or are to lazy to experiment a little.

The quote that Nietzsche does from Socrates is: "Consider the consequences of the Socratic maxims: "Virtue is knowledge; all sins arise from ignorance; only the virtuous are happy"--these three basic formulations of optimism spell the death of tragedy. Furthermore, Nietzsche adds that said "sins" that Socrates mentions are the cause of tragedy. So by simple comparison: if sins cause tragedy and Ignorance causes sins, then ignorance causes tragedy. Another point is the "suffering" , from my point of view It is completely intrinsic of human nature. There is no suffering outside of man. In consequence, it is born from us. Natural phenomena (defining phenomena as all possible occurrences within its own axis that intersects the plane of time, creating the actual events that happens in existence) can not be considered as cause for our suffering, nor blessings from a divine entity. They are void of human meaning and only are what they are. In that context death is just a natural phenomena and can not cause suffering, but humans beget poverty , so it could be considered a real cause. Moreover I interpret suffer as the metaphysical feeling that brings spiritual or moral pain, not of flesh. Finally, "tragedy" defined by Nietzsche is the child begotten by Apollinian and Dionysian art.

My favorite has to be 3-E from RD. I found it a good chapter to end part 3

I just finished reading "The birth of tragedy" by F. Nietzsche and one thing that picked my interest is his quote of Socrates about the real cause of all the tragedies in our life is ignorance. I thought about it for a moment and completely agree with Socrates. The tragedies in our lives are the consequence of our ignorance, and thinking that part of the human essence is it as part of our imperfection, we are destined to suffer. Although we can strive to overcome our ignorance to some extent , it is a path that takes all our lifespan, a path of personal growth were there is no end. Maybe one day the tragedies that plague humanity like poverty and discrimination will be things of the past as we achieve harmony in our collective existence. So what do you think about the origin of all tragedies? Do you agree or think about other causes? Please share your thoughts about the matter.

Nothing special, I just liked that sword. ??? I just finished 4-P in my RD run. I should not have problems with the rest of the game. So, how is FE 5?. Considering I do not do LTC .

If this is true then Naesala having a coin in 4-P is no coincidence . Both map and unit have dark affinity

Hello SF. I am new playing Fire Emblem and I like this series a lot. I already played 4, 6-11 and currently playing 10 on hard. Next I will try 5. I do not think I can complete a draft, but maybe I will try one someday. Nice to meet you and hope we can get along.