Subtle Sex Reference in Fire Emblem?

• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2011-01-03 22:57

  Quote from Pikablu;274836:

  Rofl'd. Then rofl'd some more when I remembered Roy can score 6 or 7 different wives.

  
  
  In Fire Emblem 7, there's Lyn, Hector and Eliwood
• Piko wrote on 2011-01-03 23:02

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;274842:

  In Fire Emblem 7, there's Lyn, Hector and Eliwood

  
  
  Eliwood gets the choice to marry 3 girls including Lyn while I'm not sure about Hector, but I do remember he can end up with Lyn too. Roy could have married a lot more girls, including his own teacher.
• Arsik wrote on 2011-01-03 23:10

  Quote from Pikablu;274858:

  Eliwood gets the choice to marry 3 girls including Lyn while I'm not sure about Hector, but I do remember he can end up with Lyn too. Roy could have married a lot more girls, including his own teacher.

  
  
  Hector also can get three wives. Lyn, Florina and Farina. Though, it's still nothing compared to the pimp that is better known as Roy.
• Roy Mustang wrote on 2011-01-03 23:12
  Jeez. Fire Emblem has some crazy stuff going on there with relationships.
  
  Are they a variety of Mormons or something?
• Piko wrote on 2011-01-03 23:22

  Quote from kingofrunes;274872:

  Jeez. Fire Emblem has some crazy stuff going on there with relationships.
  
  Are they a variety of Mormons or something?

  
  
  In recent Fire Emblems, there's only a few characters that can end up together with only once choice of bride, such as Boyd and Mist, and of course Micaiah and Sothe.
• Chockeh wrote on 2011-01-03 23:55
  Never knew Fire Emblem had such thing as a harem, maybe I should finish Radiant Dawn.
• User495 wrote on 2011-01-04 02:26

  Quote from Chockeh;274922:

  Never knew Fire Emblem had such thing as a harem, maybe I should finish Radiant Dawn.

  
  
  I don't think there's much going on in Radiant Dawn as previous games in terms of relationships
  
  I kinda thought that Sothe/Micaiah were like a brother/sister relationship (cause Micaiah doesn't age for some reason?)
  
  I really didn't notice much Boyd and Mist dialogue going on during Radiant Dawn xD
• Piko wrote on 2011-01-04 02:41

  Quote from Chockeh;274922:

  Never knew Fire Emblem had such thing as a harem, maybe I should finish Radiant Dawn.

  
  
  

  Quote from Pikablu;274883:

  In recent Fire Emblems, there's only a few characters that can end up together with only one choice of bride, such as Boyd and Mist, and of course Micaiah and Sothe.

  
  
  Nobody ever reads the last posts on a page nowadays.
• Shanghai wrote on 2011-01-04 02:48
  I really should finish that game as well, it's been rotting on Part 2. But then again I should really just New Game it all since I lost Volug to a Fire Mage. XD
• Piko wrote on 2011-01-04 02:55

  Quote from Shanghai;275173:

  But then again I should really just New Game it all since I lost Volug to a Fire Mage. XD

  
  
  New game. Now. Volug is one of the most reliable Laguz in the game. A well trained Volug can tank an entire barrage of enemies that aren't mages.
  
  Oh yeah, once you get Haar, train the f*ck out of him. One of the most overpowered characters in the game. My Haar could take 3 attacks from Thunder Spells (Which most of the time he'll dodge the f*ck out of) and survive that sh*t while tearing apart everything.
• User495 wrote on 2011-01-04 03:08

  Quote from Pikablu;275183:

  New game. Now. Volug is one of the most reliable Laguz in the game. A well trained Volug can tank an entire barrage of enemies that aren't mages.
  
  Oh yeah, once you get Haar, train the f*ck out of him. One of the most overpowered characters in the game. My Haar could take 3 attacks from Thunder Spells (Which most of the time he'll dodge the f*ck out of) and survive that sh*t while tearing apart everything.

  
  
  from passed Fire Emblem games, I always train the weaker ones cause I was under the impression that the ones that come strong would end up weaker later (cept Myrrh however you spell her name from Sacred Stones xD)
• Shanghai wrote on 2011-01-04 03:10

  Quote from Pikablu;275183:

  New game. Now. Volug is one of the most reliable Laguz in the game. A well trained Volug can tank an entire barrage of enemies that aren't mages.
  
  Oh yeah, once you get Haar, train the f*ck out of him. One of the most overpowered characters in the game. My Haar could take 3 attacks from Thunder Spells (Which most of the time he'll dodge the f*ck out of) and survive that sh*t while tearing apart everything.

  
  
  Oh right. I had another save file that I started a long time ago that I never continued. Are Archers good in any Fire Emblem Games? It's either that I don't train them or enemies are just too strong, but they're always dealing cruddy 5s or 6s to enemies. In like every Fire Emblem Game. Probably the reason why I favor Mages more, also because of their long-range magic and that they can actually counter-attack. >_>
• Piko wrote on 2011-01-04 03:33

  Quote from Shanghai;275203:

  Oh right. I had another save file that I started a long time ago that I never continued. Are Archers good in any Fire Emblem Games? It's either that I don't train them or enemies are just too strong, but they're always dealing cruddy 5s or 6s to enemies. In like every Fire Emblem Game. Probably the reason why I favor Mages more, also because of their long-range magic and that they can actually counter-attack. >_>

  
  
  Archers can be very reliable at times, especially when they become Marksman. Mages are also very powerful. I have an Arch Sage Ilyana and Soren and they bring the pain down on A LOT of enemies, but they rely a lot on dodging enemies to survive.
  
  The main thing that makes Archers so badass in Radiant Dawn are when they become Marksman. They get a one space larger range. Don't forget that Crossbows also allow Archers to counterattack against enemies. They're also VERY accurate and HIGHLY deadly, especially with their Deadeye skill. Deadeye in Radiant Dawn lets them do three times the damage. Archers already have high damage and accuracy to begin with, and if that didn't kill their target, it has a chance of putting the target to sleep. My Shinon activated Deadeye in battle so often it was almost a common thing.
  
  Marksman also should be able to take a hit or two and survive, as well as survive for a fair while since most archers tend to have good speed boosts.
  
  Personally though, my favorite unit is Mia. I made her so powerful that she's literally a beast in battle. In Path of Radiance, I got her to her second class two or three chapters after I obtained her. In end game, she did more damage than my Ike with Ragnell equipped and could one hit kill a dragon (Probably because I never gave a damn about Ike, but meh). In Radiant Dawn, she was able to solo maps. I gave her max support with Ilyana while combining that with max support from both games making them an unstoppable duo, with Mia breezing through close range and Ilyana covering long range.
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2011-01-04 03:45
  Shinon is the only good archer in Radiant Dawn
  
  and mages in Radiant Dawn are terrible
• Shanghai wrote on 2011-01-04 04:21

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;275241:

  Shinon is the only good archer in Radiant Dawn
  
  and mages in Radiant Dawn are terrible

  
  
  Iilyana's good, basically because she's the only Mage other than Micicah that's decently leveled from the start so she can become a Sage. :x Until you get that other Mage later on in Part 3.
  
  @Pika's post: So... it's probably wise for me to not train Leonardo then and save all the EXP he would earn for my other characters? Never heard of Crossbows ever in Fire Emblem. I liek how I found 3 Master Seals already though even though I don't think I'm ever going to use them(except for Clerics).