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I've heard the pair up AND support system essentially makes your characters broken (overpowered) on the easy and normal difficulties. As someone who's been watching a Let's Play of it on Youtube, I can visually agree with that. So, it should be fairly easy for beginners to jump straight into the game without any prior experience with the series. Plus, there's casual mode that takes out permadeath.

Hisagiluv wrote:I've heard the pair up AND support system essentially makes your characters broken (overpowered) on the easy and normal difficulties. As someone who's been watching a Let's Play of it on Youtube, I can visually agree with that. So, it should be fairly easy for beginners to jump straight into the game without any prior experience with the series. Plus, there's casual mode that takes out permadeath.

Thank you for your input. Can't wait for the release! :D

I'm going to be shamelessly doing my first playthrough on casual/easy and just mow everything down. On my further playthroughs I'll be bumping up the difficulties

^I'm totally going to do the same thing. Except I might not ever bump up the difficulty ^^;.

(Yeah I pretty much resolved to get the game. I hope it doesn't kick my butt though. I suck at these types of games D:)

I'm just glad I can play the game without sulking when someone dies. xD

Googaboga wrote:(Yeah I pretty much resolved to get the game. I hope it doesn't kick my butt though. I suck at these types of games D:)

Well, it's a learning process. There's always something new to be had each time one of your units dies/retreats c: One of them, you will find, is that the RNG Goddess can be loving and kind one turn and then spiteful and torturous the next.

A good tip in general is to place units on the very edge of an enemy's attack range (with a ranged unit behind them) rather than being gungho and running smack dab into the middle of it, because, most likely, another enemy unit's range will overlap with it. So, yeah, check the ranges of your enemies to make sure you don't get swarmed!

Of course, you also shouldn't rely too heavily on the prepromoted unit at the beginning of the game, aka the Jagen, aka Frederick in this game. A lot of newcomers fall for that since they're pretty powerful (and handy) in the beginning missions. Show your all units the beauty of experience points :>

Unless they have terrible growths. Chuck them out.

Thanks for the tips ^^. It still seems hard though. I am so much more comfortable managing only a few character, or better yet just one. But I will try my best to handle this game C:

When I first played FE, I was one of those people who relied on the promotes, and paid dearly for it late game.


I have learned from my mistakes.

Googaboga wrote:^I'm totally going to do the same thing. Except I might not ever bump up the difficulty ^^;.

(Yeah I pretty much resolved to get the game. I hope it doesn't kick my butt though. I suck at these types of games D:)

You're not the only one Goo. Since I'm a new player in the series and the only SRPG I played was Devil Survivor and so far I'm surviving.
I don't usually play this type of games because of lack of movement in towns and such.
Looking forward to this since I've been looking for a RPG for my 3DS to play. Is it just me or there's only a small library of RPG games in the 3DS?

cinnamon_yuki wrote: Is it just me or there's only a small library of RPG games in the 3DS?

In NA yes. In Japan heck no.


The localization of RPGs has kinda dwindled on 3DS. Its sad really. There are so many amazing RPGs in Japan for the 3DS that will probably never see the light of day over here in NA.

cinnamon_yuki wrote:

Googaboga wrote:^I'm totally going to do the same thing. Except I might not ever bump up the difficulty ^^;.

(Yeah I pretty much resolved to get the game. I hope it doesn't kick my butt though. I suck at these types of games D:)

You're not the only one Goo. Since I'm a new player in the series and the only SRPG I played was Devil Survivor and so far I'm surviving.
I don't usually play this type of games because of lack of movement in towns and such.
Looking forward to this since I've been looking for a RPG for my 3DS to play. Is it just me or there's only a small library of RPG games in the 3DS?

I'm glad to hear that C:. I want to get Devil Survivor too but I haven't gotten it for the same reason I was hesitant to get this game. Maybe after I play FE: A I'll be able to play that game too.

Bluie wrote:

cinnamon_yuki wrote: Is it just me or there's only a small library of RPG games in the 3DS?

In NA yes. In Japan heck no.


The localization of RPGs has kinda dwindled on 3DS. Its sad really. There are so many amazing RPGs in Japan for the 3DS that will probably never see the light of day over here in NA.

I'm hoping that they are still going to localize those RPG games.

cinnamon_yuki wrote:

Bluie wrote:

cinnamon_yuki wrote: Is it just me or there's only a small library of RPG games in the 3DS?

In NA yes. In Japan heck no.


The localization of RPGs has kinda dwindled on 3DS. Its sad really. There are so many amazing RPGs in Japan for the 3DS that will probably never see the light of day over here in NA.

I'm hoping that they are still going to localize those RPG games.

Ikr? I would kill to have Beyond the Labyrinth over here. Game's freaking gorgeous.

I'm super excited for this game! I've been wanting to make my own unit for a while and the previous games that allowed you to do so were never released in English and were supposedly not that great.

I think I want to be a dracoknight or maybe a myrmidon since I've always loved using those classes. As for who I'll pair with MU, I'm leaning towards Ronku or Krom but it's up in the air.

I can't wait until the demo, only a few more days!

I don't have Wifi so I'm going to be wandering around a staples with a pink 3DS waiting for my download of the Demo.

Wouldn't be the first time.