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Mike321 said:
Cloudman said:

Hmm, that is def true. I have suffering that issue with many characters. There are other characters I want to use, but I already have that class type covered, like Sakura, Hana, Orochi, and Kaze. I really wish I could use more units. I have so many I want to use...

Oh god the "same class" struggle, I have that same problem and it really sucks but I use some units for the sidequests and other for the story missions, that the best way to utilize all units and develope support between them.

Yeah, I do the same too, though I really wish I could use all my favorites in the main story missions. And now there are just too many characters for me, which I end up leaving some of them behind and underleveled... T_T



 

              

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Cloudman said:
Mike321 said:

Oh god the "same class" struggle, I have that same problem and it really sucks but I use some units for the sidequests and other for the story missions, that the best way to utilize all units and develope support between them.

Yeah, I do the same too, though I really wish I could use all my favorites in the main story missions. And now there are just too many characters for me, which I end up leaving some of them behind and underleveled... T_T

Haha that's right the "underleveled" struggle, now that I think about it I struggle with a lot of things in this game . There are a quite some cons of having so many great characters



                                                                                     

Mike321 said:
Cloudman said:

Yeah, I do the same too, though I really wish I could use all my favorites in the main story missions. And now there are just too many characters for me, which I end up leaving some of them behind and underleveled... T_T

Haha that's right the "underleveled" struggle, now that I think about it I struggle with a lot of things in this game . There are a quite some cons of having so many great characters

Yeah, I feel the same... Well, except for Hayato : X



 

              

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Cloudman said:
Ssenkahdavic said:
The game makes me feel really bad.

Easily the toughest game I have played since Demon's Souls.

Other than that, its great.

How does it make you feel bad? If it's sad due to having to pick a side, I totally feel you. I was set to go Hoshido 1st, but after getting to chapter 6. I was having second thoughts. I didn't want to pick a side, haha...

If you mean tough, then I feel ya too. I was getting beat so much in the beginning and had to restart several times. It started breaking my heart losing units so many times... T_T

I'm certain I saw lunatic on there, but not +. I think that is unlocked after you beat the game or something...

Bad as In "Damn, I must really suck at video games"  Not really sure Im all that sad though, I like how things are progressing (both the bad and the good). 

When its my turn to go, its always "What can I do not to die when its no longer my turn"  hehe, I love it.



Ssenkahdavic said:
Cloudman said:

How does it make you feel bad? If it's sad due to having to pick a side, I totally feel you. I was set to go Hoshido 1st, but after getting to chapter 6. I was having second thoughts. I didn't want to pick a side, haha...

If you mean tough, then I feel ya too. I was getting beat so much in the beginning and had to restart several times. It started breaking my heart losing units so many times... T_T

I'm certain I saw lunatic on there, but not +. I think that is unlocked after you beat the game or something...

Bad as In "Damn, I must really suck at video games"  Not really sure Im all that sad though, I like how things are progressing (both the bad and the good). 

When its my turn to go, its always "What can I do not to die when its no longer my turn"  hehe, I love it.

Yeah, I was feeling the same with this game. I've played a most of the FE games, so when I started this one, I felt "Am I losing my touch..?" T_T

And that is how I'm feeling when I play the game. I slowly go through each turn, fearing that one of my units just might die. It's stressful and pretty great xD



 

              

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gergroy said:
Loving the game... But I am kinda annoyed by the DLC strategy... Why delay revelations clear until March 10? Also, these dlc maps are already made, why do I have to wait for them to trickle out one at a time. I bought the freaking pass, just let me play the maps!!! I hate not having all the content available when I'm playing through a game for the first time...

Yeah, that is true. The DLC practices are rather terrible here, expecially when they old extra classes which could have been included in the game already... : / I feel like some of the dlc maps could have been included in the game from the start...

 

 

Paatar said:

I got the special edition, I am absolutely loving this game. More than Awakening. (Although if you know me you'd know that I'm not that fond of Awakening)

The only thing I dislike is the map... I loved the walking around and stuff instead of just choosing an option.
Although it is better than the Radiant games where there basically isn't a map at all. (Though I still love those games)

Currently on chapter 22 of Birthright with almost 19 hours in and I plan to play through Conquest and Revelation as soon as I'm done. :D

Awakening I thought was a solid made game... except for the story. That was pretty terrible. Though my favorite remains to be PoR x )

Not sure what you mean about the map thing, but glad you are enjoying it. You are getting thru it fast o_o



 

              

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IkePoR said:

Which of the 2 did you buy? (Or did you get the special edition?)

I got the SE, playing Birthright first.

What do you think of the game so far? Any positive/negative things to say about it?

The story is interesting and I like most of the characters.  I really appreciate how they've worked to make the skills and weapons balanced, adding quite the bit of depth to the strategy.However, the positives stop there.

Most of my issues are with the writing.  The talk between siblings is quite cringy, with all the "big brother/sister" remarks.  Worse though, is how the avatar is treated like God(see MU's death quote for a reference).  Voice acting is bad at best.  The sin that is unforgivable though is that you can marry your own blood relatives.    Like, wtf?

It's alright but I'm 10 chapters in and I'm not really enjoying it.

Yeah, I have to agree on the 'big brother' thing. It got old fast, and creepy as well. The thought of marrying relatived is weird as well... >_>;

I thought the voice acting as pretty good myself, minus a couple characters, haha..



 

              

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Cloudman said:
IkePoR said:

Which of the 2 did you buy? (Or did you get the special edition?)

I got the SE, playing Birthright first.

What do you think of the game so far? Any positive/negative things to say about it?

The story is interesting and I like most of the characters.  I really appreciate how they've worked to make the skills and weapons balanced, adding quite the bit of depth to the strategy.However, the positives stop there.

Most of my issues are with the writing.  The talk between siblings is quite cringy, with all the "big brother/sister" remarks.  Worse though, is how the avatar is treated like God(see MU's death quote for a reference).  Voice acting is bad at best.  The sin that is unforgivable though is that you can marry your own blood relatives.    Like, wtf?

It's alright but I'm 10 chapters in and I'm not really enjoying it.

Yeah, I have to agree on the 'big brother' thing. It got old fast, and creepy as well. The thought of marrying relatived is weird as well... >_>;

I thought the voice acting as pretty good myself, minus a couple characters, haha..

Right let me rephrase.  The acting is good, the writing and voices themselves are what's bad.



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Just finished Birthright on hard.

Positives

-MyCastle is a great new feature that allows for a lot more interaction with units. I'd like to see it get expanded on in the future, but as it stands, it's a really nice addition that serves as a good in-between mission distraction.

-Minor characters tend to fall back on one annoying personality trait a lot less than they did in Awakening.

-Enemy and map variety are both really enjoyable. I like the contrasting styles of weapons between Hoshido and Nohr.

-Pairing units up got nerfed big time, which I think was a necessity considering how OP it could get in Awakening. Encourages thoughtful unit placing.

-Towards the end, the story pulled out a few major twists that really got to me.

Negatives

-A lot of my complaints with Awakening went unaddressed or were made even worse. Enemies spawn in with no warning all the time, and can really screw you over on some occasions.

-Despite minor characters being less stereotypical, the main characters aren't anywhere near as well fleshed out or as memorable as Awakening's main cast.

-The ending feels somewhat sequel baitish (or in this case, DLC baitish) at the end, with a lot of questions left unanswered. Also, some major plot threads go absolutely nowhere (like Corrin's dragon powers).

-Some minor nitpicky things, but the explanation for kids (and even their inclusion in the game) is really questionable and makes for some terrible parents. I'm also not a fan of how everyone in the game simply "retires," even those who aren't plot vital.

Overall, Birthright's a good game, but I don't think it's quite as good as Awakening was. Perhaps playing Conquest and Revelation will make me reconsider my position on the entire product as a whole, but Birthright feels like 90% or so of a complete game with the story threads left hanging.