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Conegamer said:
lestatdark said:
Conegamer said:
lestatdark said:


@Conegamer - Well a lot of good games have been released for the 3DS in the past month, so my FE time has been downgraded to a couple of missions per day (mostly for supports). I've already gotten all the Infinite Regalia and i'm just waiting for new DLC to come out.


I must say, until my Lunatic playthrough begins next week, I probably won't touch the game at all. It smacks of "been there, done that" now, and there's not much left in the save for me.

I paused my Lunatic playthrough on Chapter 8. The problem with Lunatic is that if you don't grind on the DLC, it becomes a repetitive mess of using your most powerful units, paired up to overcome the massive odds against you. Got a bit bored with it.

Perhaps the problem is that, we as a whole are just slightly too good at the game? 

I think that it's mostly what Rol said a couple of pages ago. There are some inbalances in the game and on Lunatic they show their ugly faces a lot more often. For example, the Pair Up mechanic is too OP as it essentially makes your character an unstoppable force, especially if you have S-Support. But on Lunatic, if you don't pair up then you don't get to be on par with the enemies and you're easily overwhelmed. 

So you end up not wanting to use Pair Up, but you have to in order to survive, unless you grind all your characters to be at least on par with the stats of the enemies (which is almost impossible as the enemies get too strong very fast, and skirmishes are nigh impossible) and that can't be done unless you have access to the paid DLC maps. 

I think Hard is the best balance between difficulty/challenge/fun in the game. Lunatic is just frustrating at the start and then becomes boring. I don't think i'll ever touch Lunatic+.



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