Strange FE Facts

[Ercdouken]

Something about the maps in FE4

In the First Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during the day time.

In the Second Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during night,

[luigi bros]

Something about the maps in FE4

In the First Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during the day time.

In the Second Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during night,

Which ones are you talking about?

[TheEnd]

Something about the maps in FE4

In the First Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during the day time.

In the Second Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during night,

Actually, that's innacurate. FE4 chapters don't last a single day, since they have ENTIRE COUNTRIES as the battlefield.

I'd guess the terrain differences are seasonal.

[Killer Poleax]

You never get to see Phoenicis or Kilvas besides the castle shots, probably since they're never visited.

Parts 1, 2, and 4 in RD take place in one country each except two chapters in part 1 being in a desert between Daein and Hatari. The beginning of part 4 (when you're choosing your teams) takes place in Daein. The rest takes place in Begnion.

In PoR, some Daein enemies are red on the field but are black in the battle scenes (most noticably soldiers and wyvern riders).

In PoR, Jill is part of the Daein army but wears bright pink armor as opposed to black (maybe cause she's recruitable). Similarly, in RD Aran wears blue armor instead of red (colour of Begnion), probably for the same reasons as Jill.

Most of the time the enemies will attack any character in their range, even if they end up dying or are ganged up on in the next turn.

Ally units are usually significantly weaker than your team and have similar "tactics" as the enemies.

Edited January 14, 2009 by KSFF2150

[luigi bros]

The enemies will always attack any character in their range, even if they end up dying or are ganged up on in the next turn.

I remember in FE3 I used codes to make marth max everything and the enemies refused to attack him, so that's wrong.

Edited January 14, 2009 by luigi bros

[Killer Poleax]

I remember in FE3 I used codes to make marth max everything and the enemies refused to attack him, so that's wrong.

Oh ok, I'll change it to "most of the time" then. I wish the enemies were like that in more recent games.

[luigi bros]

Oh ok, I'll change it to "most of the time" then. I wish the enemies were like that in more recent games.

Not to ruin your fun but I made Eliwood a female sage (it was very funny) with 48 in every stat and 96 HP and enemies wouldn't attack him/her. (not sure which)

[Icon of Sin]

In PoR, some Daein enemies are red on the field but are black in the battle scenes (most noticably soldiers and wyvern riders).

Actually they're just darker. The enemy Halberdiers and Wyvern Lords in Trial maps are definitely red.

In PoR, Jill is part of the Daein army but wears bright pink armor as opposed to black (maybe cause she's recruitable). Similarly, in RD Aran wears blue armor instead of red (colour of Begnion), probably for the same reasons as Jill.

You forgot Tauroneo.

Also to add to the first thing: Myrmidons, Fighters and their promotions are always red ( or in that one chapter, whitish yellow), but never black.

[Rei Rei]

Also to add to the first thing: Myrmidons, Fighters and their promotions are always red ( or in that one chapter, whitish yellow), but never black.

I don't think that Swordmasters/Heroes were red in FE4/5.

[Herr Wozzeck]

not really, since you can recruit Zihark and Jill from the Dawn Brigade to the Greil Mercenaries.

Yeah, but most people don't do that since the DB is kind of terrible...

Something about the maps in FE4

In the First Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during the day time.

In the Second Gen, all chapters(except one) took place during night,

Explain how they'd traverse entire countries and sieze four or five castles in the span of one day and night. ;)

[Icon of Sin]

I don't think that Swordmasters/Heroes were red in FE4/5.

In FE 9...

[Rei Rei]

In FE 9...

Oh yeah, my mistake. '^^

Though it applies to FE6~8, too, 'cept bosses.

[Steven Tyler]

Yeah, but most people don't do that since the DB is kind of terrible...

Explain how they'd traverse entire countries and sieze four or five castles in the span of one day and night. ;)

Teleportation, dragons and Pegasuses.

I do wonder how they actually did that one a day seeing how each map take place either in one large country.

[Herr Wozzeck]

Teleportation, dragons and Pegasuses.

I do wonder how they actually did that one a day seeing how each map take place either in one large country.

But even those can't seem to move very fast; IIRC the only thing they have over the others is that they can fly right over mountain ranges.

[Killer Poleax]

Actually they're just darker. The enemy Halberdiers and Wyvern Lords in Trial maps are definitely red.

You forgot Tauroneo.

Aren't the actual wyverns (from wyvern riders not lords) red on the field and black in the battles? About Tauroneo, didn't Sothe say something in RD about how only certain generals were allowed to wear that kind of armor? Then again, it is kinda weird that he's wearing white armor in PoR when he's not a general.

Not to ruin your fun but I made Eliwood a female sage (it was very funny) with 48 in every stat and 96 HP and enemies wouldn't attack him/her. (not sure which)

Maybe they're not attacking cause you're hacking the game or maybe the enemies are actually smarter in those games.

Edited January 14, 2009 by KSFF2150

[luigi bros]

Maybe they're not attacking cause you're hacking the game or maybe the enemies are actually smarter in those games.

It was weird because he/she (what should I call Eliwood) was surrounded by an army but no one would attack him/her.

Edited January 14, 2009 by luigi bros

[Herr Wozzeck]

It wasweird because he/she (what should I call Eliwood) was surrounded by an army but no one would attack him/her.

That's strange. Why weren't they impaling themselves in him?

[Killer Poleax]

Begnion is the only country on Tellius that has pegasus knights in its army. Except Elincia and Marcia in Crimea though Marcia is originally from Begnion and I believe Elincia's grandmother was from Begnion as well.

All the lords in FEs 7-DS wear blue on some part of their clothes except maybe Eirika but she has blue hair.

Edited January 14, 2009 by KSFF2150

[luigi bros]

Begnion is the only country on Tellius that has pegasus knights in its army. Except Elincia and Marcia in Crimea though

It was like that in FE4/FE5 and FE6/7. In FE4/5 Silesia was the only country and in FE6/7 Illia was the only country exept they don't have a army.

[Herr Wozzeck]

It was like that in FE4/FE5 and FE6/7. In FE4/5 Silesia was the only country and in FE6/7 Illia was the only country exept they don't have a army.

There was also that paradigm with Wyvern Knights, although I'm not sure if it's in FE9/10 as well. (But for the rest of the games, there's Thracia in FE4/FE5 and Bern in FE6/FE7.)

Edited January 15, 2009 by Edgard Varése

[luigi bros]

There was also that paradigm with Wyvern Knights, although I'm not sure if it's in FE9/10 as well. (But for the rest of the games, there's Thracia in FE4/FE5 and Bern in FE6/FE7.)

It was Macedonia in FE1/3/11, and Daein and maybe Begnion in F9/10. I think Grado in FE8.

[Lord Raven]

Basically: it's almost always the enemy nation. FE4 had Thracia as the Wyverns, though.

[Herr Wozzeck]

It was Macedonia in FE1/3/11, and Daein and maybe Begnion in F9/10. I think Grado in FE8.

I was also thinking Daien in FE9/10, but I wasn't sure since the majority of them turn up in Begnion in FE10...

[luigi bros]

Basically: it's almost always the enemy nation. FE4 had Thracia as the Wyverns, though.

Thracia wasn't the major enemy but it was an enemy.

[Edorian]

About the color or the armors, I don't know if this has been said before but it really bothered me that in FE9 Daein had red armors and in FE10 Begnion now had red armors, I understand that it's for game purpose that the enemy army is always red but still I would have liked it better if they sticked with the original armor colors.