Gaming Fire Emblem Hype Thread

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I can't pick that many characters dude. Can only pick 8. I'm thinking of just skipping this challenge.
ok, so.
chrom,main,sully,virion,lissa,kellam,frederick and sumia.
put chrom,main,kellam,sully and frederick on the main row and leave the others as support shielding them.
but if you want to skip, the choice is yours
i usually complete the challenges to level up my characters.
 
There's so many enemies though. There's like at least 20 of them. My units aren't that strong. I left my one range dude (bow) on my side and I put my heavies up front.

Once you get to chapter 4 you could buy the Exponential EXP map and grind your party or use avatar cards to grind and get items
 
Yeah, sadly the archer class gets outclassed pretty quick, although I do like the accuracy +20 bonus you get from one of the advanced class.
 
Excluding DLC/Spotpass characters, the number of playable characters is far less compared to fe10. Cousre that game had parts, so you can fininalize who u like or who u hate.
 
Okay, so I started playing this game on Normal difficulty, Classic mode. This is my first Fire Emblem game. I have questions that may or may not be answered in the last 13 pages, so I'll ask here:

- Why is Sumia absolutely worthless? Seriously, that bitch gets killed if she gets poked, and it's been this way since she entered my party. I can't even put her in battle because she's too weak to deliver a finishing blow of more than 4 damage to most enemies. As it stands, Pegasus w/e is currently my least favorite class. No defense with a shit attack adds up to a very poor class. Regardless of what she can become, it will make no difference if I can't get her beyond square one. Before I lost somebody I actually wanted to keep in my last battle, I was about ready just to let her stay dead so that I wouldn't have to worry about her taking up space in my party anymore.

- How am I supposed to level up weaker party members? They either get swarmed because the enemy knows they're weak (suddenly the Avatar's ability to size enemies up at a glance isn't very impressive), or they just don't get much experience because they aren't strong enough to get the finishing blow, but are strong enough to duke it out for a turn or two before they need to either be healed or pull back (which is worth very little experience when compared to actually killing an enemy). Using Reeking Boxes or w/e only gives me enemies on par with essentially my strongest party members, and I refuse to buy maps with actual money just to play the level up game.

- Gold. How do I get lots of it? I accidentally and stupidly bought out one of the not so impressive leaders from one of the groups within the Bonus Box. That spent nearly all of the gold I started with, and I saved on reflex, losing a large portion of my gold. I can do Reeking Box battles to slowly gain gold (it seems Silver Boullions aren't all that uncommon), but that only gives me about a 500g profit on an average run when considering another Box has to be purchased to keep the cycle going. With my weapons slowly getting beat down, I'm going to start running out of options very quickly. Once again, I have a strong aversion to spending actual money. If it will be too hard for me to recover, I can start over. I'm only on Chapter 5 right now anyways.

- How do I weapons? I get weapons have a durability and do break once that runs out. I get that weapons can be upgraded for a price at the forge. What I don't get is how to manage my weapons so that I don't run into issues. With my already large number of party members, it's overwhelming for me as someone new to the series to try to organize so many inventories simultaneously while managing best weapons for people and the like. I get Crom is pretty much set with his Falchion, since if all else fails, that weapon will just keep on working. Everybody else is very dependent on temporary weaponry though, and I just don't really know where to begin.

Basically, I need to learn how to play a Fire Emblem game and have fun with it. Currently, the game is all kinds of work, trying to manage so many party members, organize them so that they'll survive, and figuring out how to level up low level members without them being totally worthless. I want to enjoy it, but I'm rather close to just popping in another game and never opening this one again.
 
1. Train Sumia asap then, Pegasus Knight's are always weak in the begin.
2. Once you can't access the wireless menu, go to bonuses, and train trough those characters you can summon on your map. OR use DLC.
3. DLC, progressing trough the game
4. By buying them.
 
Okay, so I started playing this game on Normal difficulty, Classic mode. This is my first Fire Emblem game. I have questions that may or may not be answered in the last 13 pages, so I'll ask here:

- Why is Sumia absolutely worthless? Seriously, that bitch gets killed if she gets poked, and it's been this way since she entered my party. I can't even put her in battle because she's too weak to deliver a finishing blow of more than 4 damage to most enemies. As it stands, Pegasus w/e is currently my least favorite class. No defense with a shit attack adds up to a very poor class. Regardless of what she can become, it will make no difference if I can't get her beyond square one. Before I lost somebody I actually wanted to keep in my last battle, I was about ready just to let her stay dead so that I wouldn't have to worry about her taking up space in my party anymore.

- How am I supposed to level up weaker party members? They either get swarmed because the enemy knows they're weak (suddenly the Avatar's ability to size enemies up at a glance isn't very impressive), or they just don't get much experience because they aren't strong enough to get the finishing blow, but are strong enough to duke it out for a turn or two before they need to either be healed or pull back (which is worth very little experience when compared to actually killing an enemy). Using Reeking Boxes or w/e only gives me enemies on par with essentially my strongest party members, and I refuse to buy maps with actual money just to play the level up game.

- Gold. How do I get lots of it? I accidentally and stupidly bought out one of the not so impressive leaders from one of the groups within the Bonus Box. That spent nearly all of the gold I started with, and I saved on reflex, losing a large portion of my gold. I can do Reeking Box battles to slowly gain gold (it seems Silver Boullions aren't all that uncommon), but that only gives me about a 500g profit on an average run when considering another Box has to be purchased to keep the cycle going. With my weapons slowly getting beat down, I'm going to start running out of options very quickly. Once again, I have a strong aversion to spending actual money. If it will be too hard for me to recover, I can start over. I'm only on Chapter 5 right now anyways.

- How do I weapons? I get weapons have a durability and do break once that runs out. I get that weapons can be upgraded for a price at the forge. What I don't get is how to manage my weapons so that I don't run into issues. With my already large number of party members, it's overwhelming for me as someone new to the series to try to organize so many inventories simultaneously while managing best weapons for people and the like. I get Crom is pretty much set with his Falchion, since if all else fails, that weapon will just keep on working. Everybody else is very dependent on temporary weaponry though, and I just don't really know where to begin.

Basically, I need to learn how to play a Fire Emblem game and have fun with it. Currently, the game is all kinds of work, trying to manage so many party members, organize them so that they'll survive, and figuring out how to level up low level members without them being totally worthless. I want to enjoy it, but I'm rather close to just popping in another game and never opening this one again.

Told you the game does a shit job of explaining things, even the manual.

For gold, it's actually not that hard. Over time you'll get better weapons, either by finding them or buying them, then just sell your old stuff. You also get items from enemies that are worth 1000 gold or 5000 gold, i forget what they're called though.

Also Sumia isn't that bad. For me to level up my weakest guys, I would say use an archer that I know won't kill the enemy, but take off enough health to have the lower class finish them off. Sumia for me is level 6 or something. But as you guessed, don't use her against archers.
 
Sumia was my most powerful unit for a while. I guess the way everyone uses their units really changes opinions on characters, huh. Sumia as a dark flier with galeforce, oh my.
 
Galeforce is insane on here. I have my avatar kid with galeforce, aether, astra, wrath, and vantage. She won't die, ever. Trying to make room for limit breaker though, she doesn't need it, but she'd kill faster with it. I kinda love astra, which is an understatement, but that's the only place I'd put it.
 
Yeah, sadly the archer class gets outclassed pretty quick, although I do like the accuracy +20 bonus you get from one of the advanced class.
plus, assassin kinda replaces it, use a bow to kill a flying unit then galeforce back to sword. Archers cant counter attack, whihc in a game like this where 60% of your kills are in the enemy phase, pretty bad.
 
I've never had to sell weapons, I just farm for bullions and sell. And then when the money DLC came out it was easy mode (money-wise) from then on :P

On normal difficulty, each Reeking Box encounter gives at least one bullion most of the time, making a small profit each time. Hard mode and up the boxes are too expensive for anything other than exp training.
 
I've never messed around with it, but can someone tell me what the Bonus Teams thing is in the Wireless thing from the menu? I don't want to mess around with it.
 
Basically a group led by a known fire emblem character from past game pop up on the map. A shop opens up where you can buy items they carry, with restrictions sadly, or fight them. If you win you can get the leader to join you, or bribe them altogether.
 
Are the skills transferred to a child after you marry or when you start the extra chapter?

Nv mind, found it already.
 

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