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I've generally been keeping on top of things, but I suppose I'll ask: Does anybody think there's something missing from the OP, or that there's anything that should be changed?
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chiasaur11 posted:Gets you better loot at the end. I figured, but what's the loot itself?
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Justin_Brett posted:Does saving all the villagers in Gerome's stage get you anything? If it's gold or some crap the game can go gently caress itself. Give Maribelle a Rescue staff and move them to the starting island. Anyway, got a question. Giving a Dark Flier who has +1 movement Boots to make her movement 11. Good idea or bad idea?
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Cake Attack posted:I've generally been keeping on top of things, but I suppose I'll ask: A few frequently asked questions near the top would help, I think. When the DLC is accessible, how reclassing and promotion work, where everybody's feet is, that sort of thing.
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Lareine posted:Anyway, got a question. Giving a Dark Flier who has +1 movement Boots to make her movement 11. Good idea or bad idea? I wouldn't. Between the class's already high movement and Galeforce, you'll be able to zip across maps in a turn or two without further assistance. Boots are better used on slower-moving characters to help them keep up with the rest of the squad: if you're planning to use any Generals in your final lineup, they should be your first priority for embootenment. If you really want excessively high movement on a flier, there are easier ways to get it, like the Griffon Rider's Deliverer skill.
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Cake Attack posted:I've generally been keeping on top of things, but I suppose I'll ask: Always have a rescue staff on hand just in case some suicidal dumbass needs saving.
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Lareine posted:Anyway, got a question. Giving a Dark Flier who has +1 movement Boots to make her movement 11. Good idea or bad idea? It doesn't really matter. The general idea in FE is to give Boots either to your Dancer so that they can refresh people further away, or your Lord so that they can get to seize points more quickly. Obviously the latter doesn't really apply to this game. If you're not giving it to your Dancer, I think it's usually smart to give it to somebody durable enough to take on tons of enemies so that they can actually make use of that extra movement, or to a staff user so that they effectively have a larger larger staff range, but really you can just give it to whoever you like, like with any other stat boost. If you wanna make a unit with ridiculous movement, go for it. Plus giving Boots to someone with Galeforce means they effectively get +4 movement per turn instead of +2.
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Give the Boots to your favorite character.
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Mar 31, 2013 05:42
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Justin_Brett posted:I figured, but what's the loot itself? Nothing super major. The biggest prize was an Angelic Robe. I think I also got an Arms Scroll? The rest is just filler. Nothing to worry yourself over.
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Give the Boots to anyone who has access to Movement+1, Galeforce, and Deliverer. Pair them with a partner who also has Galeforce. I think somebody designed a 48 Movement-per-turn Severa on Serenes Forest or something.
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KnoxZone posted:Nothing super major. The biggest prize was an Angelic Robe. I think I also got an Arms Scroll? The rest is just filler. Nothing to worry yourself over. Villagers in this game would have a longer life expectancy if they were capable of offering anything of substantial value.
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Nakar posted:Give the Boots to anyone who has access to Movement+1, Galeforce, and Deliverer. Pair them with a partner who also has Galeforce. I would only want to do this if the engine couldn't take that many movement points and made Severa walk off the map and crash the game.
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KataraniSword posted:I would only want to do this if the engine couldn't take that many movement points and made Severa walk off the map and crash the game. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that. I just did some calculations of my own, and with two characters paired up, both being a Bow Knight, Griffon Rider or Dark Knight (base 8 movement, grants +1 move when paired up), both with Deliverer (+2 move when paired up), Movement +1, both getting Boots, and a boost from Rally Movement and Rally Heart, that gives both characters 16 Move when paired up. Giving both Galeforce means you can move one 16 squares, kill someone, move 16 squares, switch to the other person and kill someone, then move a final 16 squares for a total of 48 squares of movement.
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KataraniSword posted:I would only want to do this if the engine couldn't take that many movement points and made Severa walk off the map and crash the game. Am I missing something? Forget walking off the map and breaking the game, how does the game completely misinterpret the movement? How does that just happen? Is it breaking some sort of stack or variable, or what? 
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His movement is so high that the pathfinding algorithm just gives up and give the player the finger.
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Should I be grinding with these stinky wizard boxes that summon risen? Because I'm doing that and it's more fun than following plot.
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You can do whatever you want in life.
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Mezzanon posted:Should I be grinding with these stinky wizard boxes that summon risen? Because I'm doing that and it's more fun than following plot. It's not going to hurt your game, unless you're playing on hard and run out of money. Otherwise keep doing it if it's fun.
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Mezzanon posted:Should I be grinding with these stinky wizard boxes that summon risen? Because I'm doing that and it's more fun than following plot. Honestly I found the early risen map encounters more fun than a lot of the main chapters. Though maybe that's because they decided to stick the best music in the optional grinding part of the game.
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Mezzanon posted:Should I be grinding with these stinky wizard boxes that summon risen? Because I'm doing that and it's more fun than following plot.
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Endorph posted:If you grind I will literally come to your house and eat your 3DS. Jokes on you I'm a transient!  
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KataraniSword posted:I would only want to do this if the engine couldn't take that many movement points and made Severa walk off the map and crash the game.  Perfect Potato posted:Honestly I found the early risen map encounters more fun than a lot of the main chapters. Though maybe that's because they decided to stick the best music in the optional grinding part of the game. Agreed, Conquest (Ablaze) is easily my favourite track that I've heard in the game so far. Mezzanon posted:Should I be grinding with these stinky wizard boxes that summon risen? Because I'm doing that and it's more fun than following plot. My favourite Risen encounters are when you end up with two Risen on the same location, or when you get an Anna and a Risen on the same location and you get a reward for guarding her. It's a shame that the Risen boxes don't let you summon two Risen on the same location.
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I ended up kind of grinding just because I was having fun fighting Risen. Then I got the grinding map and went a little crazy. Took until the last story chapter for things to even get slightly difficult again. OF course, the recent DLC is still pretty rough.
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Bishop Rodan posted:My favourite Risen encounters are when you end up with two Risen on the same location Those are the best fights. Though I wish they happened more often.
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I had one where I was trying to build a support, and I ran through 2 bronze weapons on both units, and got like 2 weapon ranks to go with them. I love those battles.
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The danger of grinding is that the main missions are generally more fun when they're harder, but their difficulty doesn't scale to you if you're overleveled.
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Bongo Bill posted:The danger of grinding is that the main missions are generally more fun when they're harder, but their difficulty doesn't scale to you if you're overleveled. On the other hand, doing Chapter 14 after all the children's paralogues is hilarious as hell.
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Dammit I accidentally bought the map pack with the stupid bride class instead of the awesome Dread Fighter class. Goddammit. These things are way too expensive. 
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:Dammit I accidentally bought the map pack with the stupid bride class instead of the awesome Dread Fighter class. Goddammit. At least you can enjoy the prettiness of the bride class  . That and having a class that uses lances that also has no weaknesses outside of the weapons triangle.
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ChaosArgate posted:At least you can enjoy the prettiness of the bride class Why are there no Soldiers in this game, I swear.
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Yeah, of everything, I kind of expected the Soldier>Halberdier tree to make a return from Tellius.
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:Yeah, of everything, I kind of expected the Soldier>Halberdier tree to make a return from Tellius. My dream for the next Fire Emblem would be like, Soldier > Captain to have a class who's specality is buffs, instead of making custom buff bot Morgan.
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What would a Soldier's abilities be, anyway? Unless they get something broken like a Halberdier lvl 15 ability to turn all Lances into 1-2 range.alcharagia posted:Why are there no Soldiers in this game, I swear. Villagers are basically Soldiers
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Tae posted:What would a Soldier's abilities be, anyway? Unless they get something broken like a Halberdier lvl 15 ability to turn all Lances into 1-2 range. Give them Lancefaire and Love Rally (re-name it). Give FalconKnights Adept or Canto or something cool from the Tellius games.
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I leveled Panne the Taguel to level 20 and used a Second Seal to make her a Wyvern Rider, and now she can't equip any weapons... It says she has E proficiency with axes but she won't equip them. Did I gently caress up?
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ZoMBiePiGGy posted:I leveled Panne the Taguel to level 20 and used a Second Seal to make her a Wyvern Rider, and now she can't equip any weapons... It says she has E proficiency with axes but she won't equip them. Did I gently caress up? You can only use Bronze weapons with an E rank (or ladles!). Forge her a maxed MT Bronze Axe, and let her go to town.
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Cake Attack posted:You can only use Bronze weapons with an E rank (or ladles!). Glass weapons too, if memory serves. Which, if you have armsthrift and a lot of luck, is basically as good as silver weapons.
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