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I just want you to know I'm going to start up a new Conquest run if this one fails to reach completion, and personally keep runs of other games on constant rotation if you don't let us finish this run. You're going to regret your actions today, gooner. You will never get a wifeposting thread again without me shitting in it.
Don't even think of celebrating, AI stocks are the only thing holding up the economy right now
You've got samefag fatigue. I've got anti-samefag fatigue.
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>There's more lore in three houses's fucking library than there's fucking text in the first generation of Genealogy.
You are literally making my case for me.
The game is a massive, windy lore dump lacking substance in the the central plot. If I want to PLAY the game and experience the STORY, I'm left with something pretty shallow, in the end. And I can't even experience it all at once - it's piecemeal across 4+ playthroughs. It's below average in this respect, quite literally.
Oh, but there's a library! So at least I can read up on how Lubreck von Schnortz, of House Schnortz, in the year 981 led the charge against the Delorians in the Battle of the Druigh-Scourge, in the Haute Couture Mountains. Exciting!
My endgame is simple: get back to what fucking matters in Fire Emblem. Cut out the hub shit, and the route shit, and the slice of life crap, and the nothing plots. Write a compact plot that tells a coherent, sensible story, rather than trying to break word count records. Is that really hard to understand?
>There's more lore in three houses's fucking library than there's fucking text in the first generation of Genealogy.
You are literally making my case for me.
The game is a massive, windy lore dump lacking substance in the the central plot. If I want to PLAY the game and experience the STORY, I'm left with something pretty shallow, in the end. And I can't even experience it all at once - it's piecemeal across 4+ playthroughs. It's below average in this respect, quite literally.
Oh, but there's a library! So at least I can read up on how Lubreck von Schnortz, of House Schnortz, in the year 981 led the charge against the Delorians in the Battle of the Druigh-Scourge, in the Haute Couture Mountains. Exciting!
My endgame is simple: get back to what fucking matters in Fire Emblem. Cut out the hub shit, and the route shit, and the slice of life crap, and the nothing plots. Write a compact plot that tells a coherent, sensible story, rather than trying to break word count records. Is that really hard to understand?