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I just noticed that the generation 1 characters in FE4 all face to the left (their right), and all the generation 2 characters face to the right (their left) in there portraits. I'm just wondering if anyone else noticed this.

I feel like they should remake without changing much just like Shadows of Valentia. Gaiden map design is terrible, and people thought the game would be terrible as well. Genealogy just needs support conversations and a faster pace.

Project Naga is really the best. Gharnef's translation is alright and does its job, but I have a hard time with the font. I always use project Naga because of the font and the stability of the patch.

You're right. My bad. That ought to do it. I think I might do this with GBA games and possible supports next, but those might be a little more messy.

Let me know if I made any mistakes here, because there is always the chance I did.

I started playing FE5 for the first time, and I knew that units supported each other when they were nearby, and it bothered me that I couldn't find a diagram that shows what characters supported who. And I would have to look up each individual character to find out supports. So I just said screw it and made this for everyone's convenience. Might do it for other games like FE3 too.

Not really sure about this one. Only messed with hex tables to mess with the translation in those games. But honestly you can just use save states in those games if you are going as far as to try to make a casual mode. I think someone succeeded in doing it in FE8 though. Good luck with SNES and NES games.

I want it to be real. That's all I really have to say. I think this could be a really cool take on Fire Emblem, so I want it to be real.

PVP can work if they do fog of war. Maybe even allowing the player that moves more to be able to see more.

I was messing around with Sibelius, and thought I would share this with everyone. Together We Ride For Jazz.mp3

My internet is slow like crazy, so I accidentally submitted my last topic twice so I just have to find out how to delete this

Guys, Yee is confirmed to be in echoes

Guys, Yee is confirmed to be in echoes

Every time I hear Judah's Translated name of Jedah, I can only think of this

I say make him a merc. Pretty much he makes a good dread fighter because everyone makes a good dread fighter. Either that or be patient and get an archer. I don't know what is witth the people that want to make him a cavalier because in my opinion the only good horsed units in the game are Zeke and Mycen. Clive and Mathilda will always fall behind. Mathilda will be great at first, but at least for me, she drops off in the middle of chapter 4. Not counting pegusus knights that is.

How about the scene where Alm pulls out the Falchion, and Juda screems after seeing the light?

I like Conrad, but I feel like he is out of place. It doesn't explain why Celica gets the throne instead of him. Did he just give it up for her and Alm? Was it just because Celica married Alm? Does Alm getting the throne with Celica mean Rigel technically won the war? Isn't that what Alm stood against the entire game? If Conrad got married, who would be king, Alm or Conrad?

Should heroes be put in the timeline at all? Should it be considered a "canon" game that is coexisting in the same way as every other game in the series?

Okay, okay, I think I'm a little lost with this. Help me out where I am wrong here: Duma and Mila were on Archanea under Naga long before the game Duma always argued with Naga, so Naga banished him after giving him the Falchion? Duma traveled West and Mila followed, and they made Valentia They argued how to set up basically the government in this new land, so they split it off giving two royal families divine dragon blood Mila sealed off the Falchion in order to protect her brother Rudolf posed as a destroyer to get a rise of Valentian heroes to rise from the turmoil to eliminate out Duma and Mila.. If it is how I think it is, someone answer me these questions: Why didn't Rudolf eliminate Duma himself if he had the royal blood to wield the Falchion, and was able to ward off Mila anyway? How did the Falchion get to Archanea for Marth to use in FE1/11 if it was always in Valentia? How did it get back to Archanea for FE 3/12?\ How did Mercurius, Gradivus, and Parthia get to Valentia? How did they get back? Who wrote the Valentian Revelations? Why does Alm go to Archanea for Chapter 6? The war was over, and foreign affairs shouldn't be strongly addressed after a war. When Mila says she sealed the Falchion, did she mean when she took a hit from Rudolf? How did Rudolf get the Falchion? Did Duma give it to him? If so, why did Duma want to break the god's pact?

I don't like his character, I love it. I spent a while myself trying to think of how you could possibly fit his character in the plot, and this is honestly a million times better than I ever could have come up with. I don't know how I feel about Alm randomly being able survive the mirror with a plot device, but that is on Alm's character and not Berkut's.

Gaiden's single RNG was absolutely unforgiving...what do you think they are going to do for the remake?

You know, I asked myself that question for the past few days, and that is the best idea I have heard for the reason it raises avoid so much.

I mean...4 mages, and one sucks at hitting. The only other mages on Celica's side are Sonia and Nomah, and the only one that needs to fight graves is Sonia. And that's only for one map. But I just thought this was a funny comparison considering how dodgy Ryoma is.

Well, I mean screenshots and gameplay show a 60 in the top left of the screen when the cursor is on graves, plus it was like that in Gaiden so I think the assumption is safe. And sure you have a full team of mages...like 3 of them not counting Genny.

At base at chapter 13 Birthright and 16 Revelation, with the Raijinto, Ryoma has 56 avoid. You think it's fair that graves give 4 more avoid than that? This game's going to be so balanced, right?