I mostly gravitate towards my favs based on their designs. but in Fire Emblem, the Real favs choose me. I'll recruit a random 48 y/o man to fill a niche & his literal 1st attack happens to be a 5% crit into a perfect level-up, instantly promoting him to Honorary Babygirl Status
@syvvycity@TheRealLinkKing The actual content is probably not ready and they want to strike while the iron is hot and there’s an active fanbase.
Having some “content” on day one guarantees that Nintendo delivered on part of their promise, which means no returns.
Would the most “canon”route be Bertrand since he wins the tournament without Eshmel and Fortuna’s interference?
How do you justify Bertrand being level one at the beginning? He got nerfed after his loss to Cruiadin?
PoR excelled at timing their support conversations in reaction to ongoing events in the story, but other FE games prefer their supports to be viewed at any moment within the story, at the players’ pace.
I just saw this today and I was also thinking why wasn’t this a support conversation, either, and I think it would’ve been in Tellius era, but it’s something that’s indirectly related to their upcoming match so it can’t be part of their support chain as it’s time-limited.
Wow what a beautiful scene
I have 3 questions though
1. Why is this not a support
2. Why is this a MISSABLE EVENT
3. They should make out
That last one isnt a question
@ghostwander@vampyprince@venom_cipher@sunshineglade Seems like house names in Dagda are bestowed by gods like Kala did with Cohen’s descendants, so only families who had contact with gods have them (or some traditionally noble families).
@ghostwander@vampyprince@venom_cipher@sunshineglade While there are some cultures that transformed from patronymics to patronymic surnames (Scandinavia except for Iceland, which still actively uses patronymics), that’s not happening here. Cai and Esmeralda only have their fathers’ names, while Leda, a highborn, has a house name.