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For those curious, you can bring up to 30 allies, against the army of 50 enemies. Really, that number of allies is just excessive. It's only approached by Ike's and Katarina's DLCs, each allowing 20. Hey, I just noticed that the SpotPass update actually concluded the Other team. Glad to see they actually did that properly, unlike in the Japanese version where they fucked it up so that you never automatically get them.

It's always 50 enemies, regardless of difficulty level. Can't go higher than that.

I guess it would be pretty near to see throwing knives show up as a sub-category of swords available to Thieves and Assassins. Could add some other options, as well. They really could've done more with the class-specific weapons. Like with magic. Make Naga available specifically to Clerics and War Clerics using their staff rank, like in FE9 and add a couple other spells as well to round it out. Even if they were weak, it'd be worth it as a bonus. Then, while keeping a single Tome tank, they could make wind/fire/thunder a bit more class-restricted to keep a bit more variety, something like this: Mage: Wind/Fire Dark Mage: Thunder/Dark Sage: Wind/Fire/Thunder Dark Knight: Wind/Thunder Sorcerer: Fire/Thunder/Dark Valkyrie: Wind/Fire Dark Flier: Fire/Thunder Dread Fighter: Fire

The problem is that the non-combat options aren't important enough in the first place. Since when must combat be the only way for characters to matter?

No. No matter what you do to a character's Move, they don't give extra bonuses that way.

Assassins, as a Myrmidon promotion, couldn't very well not have access to swords.

Why have knives in the first place?

I also needed to specifically tell it to update rather than it showing up automatically. Wonder what's up with that.

You underestimate how punishing this game is in terms of event triggers. All things considered, it's really not worth your time even testing it.

The menu is supposed to stay available regardless of that.

In other words, All Stats +2 gives you an extra 2% Sol activation rate and an extra 0.5% Lethality activation rate. Worrying about boosting Skl for the sake of activation rates is just a bad idea; the actual payoff from the individual bonuses is abysmal.

For the Sage with Luna+, is it possible that the enemy's AI didn't take the skill into account at all?

No. Weapons that grant skill effects actually contain that skill; there's no use in having it twice.

That's not how the RNG works.

Yeah, I remember even on the Japanese version, the timing was really confusing.

Yeah, if you're using any awesome rare/forged weapon, you're definitely going to want Armsthrift. Maybe not over Limit Breaker, Galeforce, or Rally Spectrum, but certainly over All Stats +2.

But, to be clear, they will have access to all the supports you've ever had an MU of that gender participate in.

Yeah, I'm curious if people particularly upset with Counter just aren't using enough ranged attacks. Virion is a beast.

It does seem to be a rather glitchy game. And not in the awesome way, like the Metroid games, but at least it doesn't seem to cause too many issues.

I've had multiple Avatars exist in the Logbook with the same name, but I think some differences in appearances. Definitely different best/worst stats.

Just send them to Vincent. You won't have much to do; most of not all of them should be easy to figure out from the R&R maps, since they cap their stats on higher difficulties and they use the same modifiers in DLC.

Anna merchants are mainly a factor because of Master Seals, since the number of those you buy drastically affects how fast you can promote your team.

If we're talking about TSON, I'm pretty sure there's a lot of Hawkeye there.

The bonus box weapons basically the same as getting any other item after a certain point in the story. I don't see any reason to ban them. On the other hand, the Anna shops can be seriously abused with stalling real-time, which is a hassle yet randomly effective. Personally, I use them when they're there, but for any competitive of "hardcore" purposes, I can see plenty of cause for banning them.

Someone said that, but they provided no data backing them up, so it's a safe bet that they were mistaken. That said, the wiki is managed by humans. It's not conclusive evidence about parts of the game editors haven't thoroughly investigated.