@WingedFish - Okay. First that old man just puts random relationships together every time you leave and come back with a different save.
Now as for leaving, one trick is to use the bookmark and then hit continue erasing the bookmark and putting you before the battle. It is useful for when your start and select buttons are junk.... but still work
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Is it me or... is this game harder than most in the series?!
Awakening is kicking my butt more than nearly any Fire Emblem ever has...
I would agree. My reluctance to use Frederick has gotten my killed more times then I care to admit and I'm still barely past the point of the demo. No more of that crap as old Freddy boy will start to get some action!
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If I was only ever able to have Monster Hunter and EO games in the future, I would be a happy man.
I kinda expect him to turn on me or something. For some reason, giving this old crazy guy the power of ancient legendary warriors doesn't seem smart...
My SD Card with the game on it is just as physical as your cartridge with the game on it.
I love Nintendo, that's why I criticize them so harshly.
I went over to my local Walmart today and they had this game!! They had like six or seven copies and the lady who got out for me said that it just came in today!! So far I am loving it can't wait to play more on my new 3DS XL which I also got today.
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I am starting to get the hang of pairing. It definitely makes this entry stand out without making it overly complex. I like that sometimes a unit will jump in to help even when not paired. Adds a sense of story to the action, for me.
Actually unless there's an odd number of troops in my ranks, I always pair them. It's easier to move everyone around and if one unit in a pair is low on health or otherwise is ineffective against a certain enemy, I just switch around to the other person.
Really! I will have to try that. I feel like I am usually better off getting multiple attacks, and with fewer units (considering a pair one unit), it is harder to protect the healer or a weak ranged unit. I am probably blind to how important it is due to how I expect it to play from past games. I will have to give that a shot.
Out of curiosity, what difficulty level are you on? I'm on the middle difficulty (Hard / Classic I think), and have probably restarted the first side quest twenty times now, though admittedly I consider it a failure not only if anyone dies but also if the thief escapes with the Killer Lance, which happened once or twice because my current strategy for leveling the villager is surrounding an enemy archer and letting him poke the archer turn after turn until it dies since it can't move away or shoot anything...
I feel really terrible when I imagine how this would work in real life, three guys holding an archer to the ground and shouting at some villager holding a pointy stick to stab him again, that's the only way you're going to get better.
I just need $5 more! At this point I'll just ask someone for cash and get the game by the weekend! Although, I am debating taking some money I was saving for this and buying a Valentine's gift for someone.
I am starting to get the hang of pairing. It definitely makes this entry stand out without making it overly complex. I like that sometimes a unit will jump in to help even when not paired. Adds a sense of story to the action, for me.
Actually unless there's an odd number of troops in my ranks, I always pair them. It's easier to move everyone around and if one unit in a pair is low on health or otherwise is ineffective against a certain enemy, I just switch around to the other person.
Really! I will have to try that. I feel like I am usually better off getting multiple attacks, and with fewer units (considering a pair one unit), it is harder to protect the healer or a weak ranged unit. I am probably blind to how important it is due to how I expect it to play from past games. I will have to give that a shot.
Out of curiosity, what difficulty level are you on? I'm on the middle difficulty (Hard / Classic I think), and have probably restarted the first side quest twenty times now, though admittedly I consider it a failure not only if anyone dies but also if the thief escapes with the Killer Lance, which happened once or twice because my current strategy for leveling the villager is surrounding an enemy archer and letting him poke the archer turn after turn until it dies since it can't move away or shoot anything...
I feel really terrible when I imagine how this would work in real life, three guys holding an archer to the ground and shouting at some villager holding a pointy stick to stab him again, that's the only way you're going to get better.
I'm going on Normal (but still Classic). Even then things are getting challenging not having anybody die (I refuse to let that happen, the likable personalities everyone has just makes it too difficult to do so). I actually thought to myself earlier that I hadn't needed to reset as many times as I normally do in Pikmin 2. I've quickly changed my mind since then...
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I kinda expect him to turn on me or something. For some reason, giving this old crazy guy the power of ancient legendary warriors doesn't seem smart...
No, he just reminds me of that old man in one of the Pokemon games, who stares into an all girl gym... Ew.
Ugh, so I live in the southern part of the Philippines. Apparently the local retailer is prioritizing demand in the capital before they ship the games to other cities. This is so frustrating. I really want a hard copy and I've been waiting so long. I wish there were more alternatives from which I can buy my games. I'm very dissatisfied with this store right now.
Man, I wish there was a way to block out words on these forums, because the things I want to talk about right now are uber spoilerish.
But to those of you who've gotten a ways into the game, what marriages have you made if any yet? My first was Fredrick and Sully, then Chrom and Sumia, and finally "me" and Cordelia (yes, I was serious when I said before that I had a virtual crush on her). Funny thing is, there was even a special screenshot after Wingfish (the avatar's name, weird I know) proposed. Also I'm about to have Lon'qu and Panne hitched. Odd couple there. And this brings up a question; how do kids come around? Does it just happen whenever, or is there an item to use?
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Man, I wish there was a way to block out words on these forums, because the things I want to talk about right now are uber spoilerish.
But to those of you who've gotten a ways into the game, what marriages have you made if any yet? My first was Fredrick and Sully, then Chrom and Sumia, and finally "me" and Cordelia (yes, I was serious when I said before that I had a virtual crush on her). Funny thing is, there was even a special screenshot after Wingfish (the avatar's name, weird I know) proposed. Also I'm about to have Lon'qu and Panne hitched. Odd couple there. And this brings up a question; how do kids come around? Does it just happen whenever, or is there an item to use?
I just got Chrom and Sumia married today, and "I" (the Avatar) just found my daughter Morgan ("I" married Olivia).
To get the kids you have to find them in their level, like Disowned by Time is Morgan's level.
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