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[Andreyas]

If rotation you mean having the lower levels go first in battle, that's what I do. Otherwise, not sure what you mean.

[Thor Odinson]

It's a specific type of playthrough where you must deploy your lowest-levelled units (promoted count as 20+n) by ascending order. Higher level units, such as prepromotes, would not see deployment until late in the game.

Edited by Luminescent Blade, 26 March 2012 - 11:18 AM.

[Andreyas]

It's a specific type of playthrough where you must deploy your lowest-levelled units (promoted count as 20+n) by ascending order. Higher level units, such as prepromotes, would not see deployment until late in the game.

Oh yeah, I did that once in Sacred Stones.

Do you have Trainees go first at all times?

[CrashGordon94]

Bahhh I wouldn't worry about it bro. I'm sure you'll plan for at least 6 months after it gets released, getting as many testamonials from as many people as possible before wading into the murky waters of "strategizing in a strategy game". Then after getting a bad RNG roll and actually being hit by an enemy, you'll take many moons to repent of the error in your intense calculations, eventually leading you to a timid second attempt, which will also result in less than perfection, soon repeated many times over until eventually you give in to the despair of all those who foolishly try to play a strategy game and use actual strategy. I have no doubt though... within the next four years, you may eventually beat the game at least once, maybe getting at least to the 70% mark, but only time shall tell.

No, cram it. Seriously.

[Thor Odinson]

Oh yeah, I did that once in Sacred Stones.

Do you have Trainees go first at all times?

I personally don't play LLR since I dislike most underleveled characters, but in theory, not sure what you mean by going first. If you mean deployment, they have first priority. If you mean actually going in battle, whoever is deployed is all fair game.

[Andreyas]

I see. Interesting idea. I'll have to try that with another one, maybe Blazing or Radiant Dawn.

[Caladbolg]

if there's hopless units, like meg then no :P

Meg is good :o

I think I'll use every character. I don't have the patience for Pokemon grinding, but FE grinding is awesome.

[Rewjeo]

Meg is good :o

Meg has bad bases and bad caps with growths that fit horrendously into those caps. Also, many people think she's ugly.

I'll probably try and use all of the classes over the first couple runs, but not all the units unless the game is better balanced than past FEs.

Edited by Rewjeo, 26 March 2012 - 03:50 PM.

[Klok]

Brom loves Meg. Therefore, Meg is a beautiful goddess from the sky.

[Shroom]

I probably will. I feel like there are a lot less recruit-able characters in this game. Though, of course, that's only what we've seen so far.
I don't use character guides or anything so I probably will try to use everyone, unless they're obviously a bad archtype.

[Bee]

I will probably try to use them and see if I like them or not. If I don't, they will get no further than a few chapters before the bench becomes their new home (Or I see their growths and it turns out they were terribly RNG screwed so I give them a second chance).

[Naglfar]

I draft, so I'll probably end up using everyone at some point.

Maybe I'll have my first playthrough be a low-level run on easy mode.