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What would your stat growth be if you were in a Fire Emblem game?


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I'd consider myself Omega as well, archetype-wise.

There's this one fictional book about wolves I read (vaguely like a watership down for wolves) where the super weak wolfy in the pack was called an omega. He was also known as a sikla.

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There's this one fictional book about wolves I read (vaguely like a watership down for wolves) where the super weak wolfy in the pack was called an omega. He was also known as a sikla.

Hmmm. That's very different from the usage I've heard.

In the usages I'm used to, there are three main types:

Alpha, the one who takes charge of a group in a social setting.

Beta, the one who follows an alpha in a social setting.

Omega, the one who makes their own way without leading or following.

The Omega is often weak due to lack of social support but they are decidedly not with a pack.

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Hmmm. That's very different from the usage I've heard.

In the usages I'm used to, there are three main types:

Alpha, the one who takes charge of a group in a social setting.

Beta, the one who follows an alpha in a social setting.

Omega, the one who makes their own way without leading or following.

The Omega is often weak due to lack of social support but they are decidedly not with a pack.

When I think of omega I usually think of "I am alpha, I am omega." Anyway, it was just a novel, so I wouldn't be surprised if the meaning was adulterated.

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I'll start by saying BMI is a pile of horseshit. It does not take your muscle and bone mass into consideration (they weigh substantially more than body fat), and considers you to be made of nothing but body fat. According to this bullshit mass indicator, the fittest and leanest rugby players in the world are "obese" because they weigh a lot more than your thin, no-muscle person of the same height.

It doesn't really take anything into account. It's literally just a measure of your weight to your height. Anyone who lends it much credence beyond the simplest of rules of thumb is cuhrazy.

Anyways, autism ahead I'm going to assume that 50% is the average growth rate.

HP: 40%

STR: 60%

SKL: 40%

SPD: 65%

LUK: 50%

DEF: 35%

RES: 30%

So does that mean my end stat gains would probably look like this?

HP: 16

STR: 24

SKL: 16

SPD: 26

LUK: 20

DEF: 14

RES: 12

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It doesn't really take anything into account. It's literally just a measure of your weight to your height. Anyone who lends it much credence beyond the simplest of rules of thumb is cuhrazy.

Anyways, autism ahead I'm going to assume that 50% is the average growth rate.

HP: 40%

STR: 60%

SKL: 40%

SPD: 65%

LUK: 50%

DEF: 35%

RES: 30%

So does that mean my end stat gains would probably look like this?

HP: 16

STR: 24

SKL: 16

SPD: 26

LUK: 20

DEF: 14

RES: 12

Yes... Very close, actually. Not counting promotion gains and such and assuming you start with 1 in each stat.

Mine:

HP: 14

Str/Mag: 12

Skill: 21

Spd: 18

Luck: 6

Def: 27

Res: 27

Still no idea for a class. High defense Bishop?

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maybe you started as a priest/cleric, went to bishop, and class changed into the knight path?

just looking at the stat increases you got and forgetting what your actual growths are.

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