Timely Rain

The first Castlevania. Short and sweet.

Easily Corrin. Just kidding, he's awful. I second Mark. I wish he had more of a role in the story, but I would rather he be irrelevant than too relevant. I hate the pandering of the player's character that other games indulge in.

The Simpsons, man, what a classic. The older seasons, at least. The ones they air on TV here these days are trash.

Unrealistic is fine on a narrative level, I'd say. The problem arises when it doesn't keep its internal consistency and contradicts itself, or if the characters don't have a reaction that makes sense for them. Realistic or not, doesn't really matter. What's important is to follow the rules you stablish.

Ok, boomer.

I don't remember, but getting back into the series, I kind of like Soren, he's a more realistic, gray character that is still good, but not shitty shonen anime protagonist sort of good.

I'm playing Total War Three Kingdoms since the latest DLC came out a few days ago. I'm actually having a lot of fun with it, but I need to get used to the new battle tweaks since it's been a while since I dived into the game. It's apparently a pretty buggy update, but I haven't encountered any issues so far.

What I find funny is that millennials are getting triggered over it lol

Several from conquest were pretty annoying. The one with the wind was pretty aggravating.

That could impact the entire economy, with higher prices both for businesses and consumers. A lot of things are made in China, and when they're not, China plays an important role in the manufacturing process with raw materials or just assembling products. A trade war benefits nobody. Trade deficit with China has but increased after the tariffs, so it's not a situation that can last for long.

If US stopped trading with China, both countries would be in very deep trouble, so that's not a good idea at all lmao.

It would be basically Water Margin.

I don't think it matters much, to be honest. These games don't have any continuity as a general rule, so it doesn't really matter what happens at the end: future games will likely not be related, so the story can go anywhere. As for your point about Fates, I don't agree. I think they split paths for a reason. If you wanted to play as a bad guy, you could always pick conquest and play that part of the conflict. Of course, the story is trash in that game and you didn't end up being the actual bad guy, but if they had a true ending, then the story would be set on a path that can't be changed. At that point, why even have so many versions if the true one makes your prefer choice non Canon anyway?

Hi. I might as well be new, because it's been 7 years since I last got online and barely posted at all, so, hello.

Radiant Dawn for me. I like the length, the different chapters and the characters, abd what the hell, the game was fun and the music... Well, I only remember 3 tracks, but they were awesome. My English was not as good back then so I found quite tiresome having to read through that text and I skipped it. I am going to replay it, most probably. I also like Shadow Dragon, but I can't say why. It was my first FE so it has a certain appeal. Now I'm playing genealogy of Holy War. I am on chapter 2, but the game has left a tood impression on me. Love the huge, lengthy maps, and the feeling of an epic battke, and seizing castles, although I can see why some people might find the maps overwhelmingly big. And the story is interesting too, so that's a plus.