Katters

If you, my coworker, message me "are you available?" and aren't ready to call me immediately when I say "yes", then I don't want to be dramatic, but you have to understand that every moment that passes until you call me is like 5,000 hot needles directly into my eyeballs, and I hate you

As I'm wrapping up my 4th path in Fortune's Weave (Leda's), and have already completed part 2 twice, I think I can share my overall opinion on this game. It's really really good but it has some pretty severe flaws that I don't understand.

I really think IS needs to take a hint from the last 3 games receiving consistent feedback from players: less downtime, please.

As I'm wrapping up my 4th path in Fortune's Weave (Leda's), and have already completed part 2 twice, I think I can share my overall opinion on this game. It's really really good but it has some pretty severe flaws that I don't understand.

It's bad to have a suite of "generic" characters who are better than the flashy recruits AND available in every path. Guzran and Noctula stealing the show every time feels like a compromise. I just don't like them that much! Why isn't Seteth allowed to kill things? I worked so hard to get him.

As I'm wrapping up my 4th path in Fortune's Weave (Leda's), and have already completed part 2 twice, I think I can share my overall opinion on this game. It's really really good but it has some pretty severe flaws that I don't understand.

The combat gameplay is just fine. Map design is more creative than in 3H but it does start feeling a bit diluted when you go through so much of it, and many of the maps are reused from route to route. I would say this is neither a positive nor a negative, it feels like average FE.

As I'm wrapping up my 4th path in Fortune's Weave (Leda's), and have already completed part 2 twice, I think I can share my overall opinion on this game. It's really really good but it has some pretty severe flaws that I don't understand.

Today's brain worms: Fire Emblem TTRPG? But how does it work? Every player would need to control a small squad, at least... You could build that concept from the "Lord + 2 retainers" formula from the 3DS games Combat isn't hard to imagine, the video games have simple enough maths and strategy.

Finally, I'd include rules for recruitment, permadeath, and replenishing your lost troops. It's not Fire Emblem if you don't lose your favorite unit after extending them a little too far.

Today's brain worms: Fire Emblem TTRPG? But how does it work? Every player would need to control a small squad, at least... You could build that concept from the "Lord + 2 retainers" formula from the 3DS games Combat isn't hard to imagine, the video games have simple enough maths and strategy.

As for exploration and roleplay... there might be something to take from the 3H/FW downtime systems but those are more of a forced inconvenience than something you really wanna play with. I think I'd focus the game on the macro angle; supplying your army, negociating with NPCs, and espionage.

I just watched Hellraiser for the first time and I'm obsessed with this protagonist who was so down bad and bored that she got on board with serial sex murders as if it was any old Tuesday. We support women's wrongs in this household

There's a few games I don't really like and yet have played for hundreds of hours. Vicious cycle: this game seems cool -> i don't really enjoy it -> i stop halfway -> it goes back in the backlog -> enough time passes -> i never saw the ending, what if I gave it another try?

Minor Leda spoilers ahead Ive enjoyed every other path so far in FW, but I have to admit I'm having trouble with Leda's. It's hard to enjoy a revenge arc when it starts at "everybody tries to stop her from self-destructing" and stays at that level the whole time. Nowhere to go until the finale

It's been a few weeks now. Can we talk about how hilariously cringe Iliana is? Solel my man, your wife is gooning in public, she's scaring the little children, and she keeps talking about the end of the world, PLEASE do something

There is something intriguing about the way gods are written in FW. They appear to be flawed and mostly mortal, although their abilities and lifespans are higher than a human's. They feel like eccentric caged birds, more than like people with agency. Excited to see if the plot follows on those ideas

This meme was made before the game came out and I think it's beautiful how spot-on it was