Knife Posted March 15, 2016 Share Posted March 15, 2016 (edited) WTF is this place? Why are there like no regular people? Why are islands floatings? Also from wiki: After the death of Anankos in Revelation, the original Valla is sealed away with the final and permanent closing of its portals, but the kingdom is not forgotten as before. Hoshido and Nohr cede land from their northern territories, as well as a third of their combined population, to form a restored Valla. The Avatar is then crowned as ruler of the new kingdom. Why do they close the portals permanently? As a result, it's not forgotten (I though it would be the other way around)? Why did Hoshido/Nohr cede land and how did they even cede land if its in a different dimension? Seriously, this Valla place is either the most mysterious place in the series or the most half- baked ideas. Edited March 15, 2016 by Knife Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Roflolxp54 Posted March 15, 2016 Share Posted March 15, 2016 (edited) WTF is this place? Why are there like no regular people? Why are islands floatings? Also from wiki: Why do they close the portals permanently? As a result, it's not forgotten (I though it would be the other way around)? Why did Hoshido/Nohr cede land and how did they even cede land if its in a different dimension? Seriously, this Valla place is either the most mysterious place in the series or the most half- baked ideas. Valla is basically another world. How about you actually play Revelation and read the dialogue (even though Revelation's story still isn't the best)? The portal closing is explained early on in Revelation. The closing could have been made permanent by Anankos being dead. Hoshido and Nohr can simply, you know, give land? Like mark off borders for a new kingdom since the original land of the kingdom is ruined, has a giant dragon-god corpse, and is sealed off? Or is something like the Lousiana Purchase alien to you? Edited March 15, 2016 by Roflolxp54 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tsuky Posted March 15, 2016 Share Posted March 15, 2016 Ah, don't think too hard about Revelation. It's just there to deliver fan service for the characters of the other two routes. Therefore, no regular Valla people really need to exist :P Oh, I didn't know about the ceding land/population part (haven't played through Revelation in whole yet). The "how" I can deal with, but the "why" sounds stupid. I can understand land, but population too? So now this group of Nohrians and Hoshidans is just supposed to mesh their identities and cultures together without a problem and live together happily? Cuz that would totally work without a hitch, like in Africa -____- Xander and Ryoma, get yo sh*ts together Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Knife Posted March 16, 2016 Author Share Posted March 16, 2016 Valla is basically another world. How about you actually play Revelation and read the dialogue (even though Revelation's story still isn't the best)? The portal closing is explained early on in Revelation. The closing could have been made permanent by Anankos being dead. Hoshido and Nohr can simply, you know, give land? Like mark off borders for a new kingdom since the original land of the kingdom is ruined, has a giant dragon-god corpse, and is sealed off? Or is something like the Lousiana Purchase alien to you? Don't be a sarcastic ass. There's a reason why people ask questions. Thanks though. Wait, they literally chop off land and give it to Valla, wtf. How does that work if its a different world? Ah, don't think too hard about Revelation. It's just there to deliver fan service for the characters of the other two routes. Therefore, no regular Valla people really need to exist :P Oh, I didn't know about the ceding land/population part (haven't played through Revelation in whole yet). The "how" I can deal with, but the "why" sounds stupid. I can understand land, but population too? So now this group of Nohrians and Hoshidans is just supposed to mesh their identities and cultures together without a problem and live together happily? Cuz that would totally work without a hitch, like in Africa -____- Xander and Ryoma, get yo sh*ts together Yeah, Fire Emblem has really been slacking when it comes to bringing life to locations. Like I remember back in Tellius where we had unique cultures/races for every continent. That's never come back sadly. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Original Alear Posted March 16, 2016 Share Posted March 16, 2016 (edited) Don't be a sarcastic ass. There's a reason why people ask questions. Thanks though. Wait, they literally chop off land and give it to Valla, wtf. How does that work if its a different world? No offense, but you could at least read your own quoted text. After the death of Anankos in Revelation, the original Valla is sealed away with the final and permanent closing of its portals, but the kingdom is not forgotten as before. Hoshido and Nohr cede land from their northern territories, as well as a third of their combined population, to form a restored Valla. The Avatar is then crowned as ruler of the new kingdom. It seems pretty obvious that the people of valla leave the old one and move to the new lands. So it's not like the ceded land goes into another dimension or something. EDIT-It's still half-baked. Edited March 16, 2016 by Sane Young Dog Man Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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