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Pairings really aren't a big enough deal in FE13 to warrant one.

Yeah, the early locations are hugely problematic for tough SpotPass battles. You can dismiss her and re-summon her if necessary to hopefully make her show up someplace else.

Yes, she can. Class inheritances are purely character-based; levels gained don't matter in any class.

Wireless menu from the world map. And yeah the game makes it convenient that way.

Or one week, rather. I hear they've just counted this as the start of "week 2".

Just think about it like this. A LV10 Fighter becoming a Barbarian keeps half of those 10 levels, so he's functionally LV6 instead of LV1. A LV20 Paladin becoming a Great Knight keeps half of those 40 levels (+2 since promoted), so she's functionally LV41 instead of LV21 (displayed as Great Knight LV1).

Yeah, it's all out of order. Sully's is the easiest at #8, while Olivia's is one of the toughest at #6.

No. My regular 3DS data - all those Ambassador games, and other awesome downloaded stuff like Crashmo and NSMB2.

Unfortunately, no.

The sidequests should become available in intervals of two weeks from the game's release date, and once available, they will be unlocked after completing Chapter 25 on a given file.

I've loosely modeled most of my Avatars after Berwick Saga characters, and I've thought about making a whole team out of them.

My Gamestop said a few days ago that they expect it Thursday. Who knows if it'll actually be available for purchase then, though... Regarding trade-ins, apparently they offer $70 if it's towards a new 3DS purchase, like this one. I'm doing the trade retroactively to get the data transfer first, which they say is okay as long as I keep the receipt.

FE13 Wrath is just bad.

It'll pop up when you load the Wireless menu.

Exactly 24 hours. And each new one has its time calculated from when you loaded the previous one. Yeah, it's kind of a mess.

http://serenesforest.net/fe13/char_max.html

No, because healers and archers don't get attacked in melee, because you're playing the game and don't let that happen.

Counter's use depends on how much damage you're taking and how much you need that extra damage. Galeforce's use depends on how often you're killing enemies and how far ahead you can get away with rushing into their ranks. So for the player, Galeforce is typically much better, with Counter only offering competition when fighting extremely tough foes; for the enemy, Counter is simply the best skill and Galeforce is worthless.

No.

Rally Spectrum is the best skill, period.

No. Just move faster than them.

Or can't reasonably get there without abuse. But yeah probably the biggest thing is not having those pesky level caps.

I would hesitate to say Sigurd/Seth levels. But better than any other FE character ever? Absolutely.