I’m regretting now that I neglected free battles other than the side story… If I had known I could get ore, I would have done it more.

All the strong weapons require special ores, and it makes me very sad.

I’m trying to see if we can make Felix learn Assassin as well, and activate the extermination with the violent number of shooting stars as a romantic technique.

Asher has been returned to being a sniper, as mentioned in the previous thread.

I’m so happy that you’re the first among the members to reach Weapon Mastery S+.

Even if you equip the same skill, it doesn’t activate multiple times… right?

Next, I think I’ll have you become a barrier-breaking man by raising the baton.

It seems like we’re already quite far along in the story.

I am very curious that the backgrounds of the green-haired characters, including the protagonist, are still not revealed.

Will it become clear as we progress?

>>1

If you want to know about the green-haired people, I recommend taking the Silver Snow route.

Since Seteth and Flayn will primarily advance the conversation.

Yes

If you clear the branching route for all classes plus Ega-chan, you’ll pretty much understand it (smile).

It should have been clear.

…Huh? Was it depending on the route?

I forgot!

Basically, if it’s not revealed, you can understand most of the story by doing other routes or playing side stories that you haven’t seen.

To be honest, I don’t really understand those types of settings in the blue route.

The green hair will be touched upon a little bit in the DLC.

I might have increased the enjoyment for the next round by regretting it now!

Because I unknowingly defeated the mastermind while thinking it was a kingdom…

Dragon Ash is convenient!

The teacher’s upbringing is in the DLC, and the future is understood in red.

When you do red and blue, you can understand the setting, but the emotions get completely messed up, so it’s good to have a palate cleanser at the end with yellow, which has a strong sense of an extra chapter and moral righteousness.

I saw the thread and thought I’d give it a try after a long time, but I’m not sure how to develop it… What kind of development policy did you decide on?

>>11

The difficulty itself can be cultivated in various ways.

The foundation should be tailored to the student’s strengths and weaknesses.

The teacher will change depending on who they scout.

It is better to choose between training a specialized superhuman without scouting or struggling as a jack-of-all-trades in an effort to save everyone.

I see, it feels like training based on the final job image from a specialty.

>>14

There were skill values needed for scouting… Since this is practically the first round, I might give it a try.

Thank you for your reply!

Other routes and DLC, huh… It seems like it’ll take time, but I’m curious about it~~~

I’ll do my best to try… but first, I have to clear the current route.

I get recommended Dragon Ash a lot, but is it okay to switch to an intermediate class now?

Well, is it okay? I already have a weapon skill of S+ and my own Mastery.

It was an eye-opener.

>>11

I decided based on each person’s strengths, initial equipment, and personality, thinking, “Ah, this is how they recommend developing them.”

I think there might be other strong ways to raise it.

I think it’s a game that’s pretty much based on looping.

It’s more enjoyable not to scout!

The kingdom particularly has no touch on mysteries of that world or the various past events, right?

I feel like I want to do the beauty of nature again.

There are also limited side stories in the second division that can only be accessed by scouting, so it’s a dilemma.

I won’t say it’s impossible since it takes time, but…

If you started to like the prince after playing the kingdom route, I hope you’ll try the empire route too.

“Just do whatever you want in the first week normal.”

Yes!

The reason why Dragon Ash-kun is being promoted is that he has high mobility, making it convenient to open treasure boxes.

If we’re taking it easy and casually, then it’s the ants, but it’s not enough to change the training policy.

Basically, all dragons are strong.

The exceptions are those who can use special combat skills or magic, and the walls.

The yellow route was supposed to be the relatively open disclosure route.

>>23

That’s true, but the robot aunt around here is being quietly overlooked, so when I’m in a debate, I occasionally make mistakes.

Flying roles are convenient, but support units are limited, right?

If you like Ega-chan, I want you to do it in blue, and if you like the prince, I want you to do it in red!

Right now, I’m just having Ingrid and Tsirel run around with the keys.

While doing that, I return while taking down a few enemies that I lure in, so it’s too reliable…

To be honest, I don’t feel good about it because it strongly feels like the difficulty has been destroyed.

It might be said that it’s too late to say anything after bringing it down to normal.

>>27

I don’t know who Ega-chan is, but I really like you after you recovered, Prince… I also like Dudu…

>>28

E (del) Gar (t) chan

>>32

I see! Thank you!

If we’re going to do the second week, let’s try the red class route…

I have a faint feeling that the story about that dagger and the overall atmosphere might be somewhat humid.

Well then, if I were to do the second week, I’d try going for the Red Class route…

>>34

It will probably unfold differently than you imagine.

I’m never bored at all.

>>27

When we were enemies, it was too much of a joke, and then when we circle back and become homeroom teachers, it honestly gets really sad.

Basically, if the teacher isn’t there, all the class leaders will be no good.

The blue route has the prince run over the mastermind of this war without realizing they are the mastermind.

I am finishing the remaining Aoyama class with a legacy on Lunatic.

The man has settled into War Masters, and the woman into Falcon Knights.

I don’t care about lock picking!

Ash will also take down the opponent with the Kirana Knuckle+!

High difficulty relies too much on the accuracy of the bow class.

The Ega-chan route is slightly shorter than the others, so it might be easier for a second playthrough.

It’s not the scenario that gets boring, it’s school life…

>>38

I’m already getting tired of eating a lot of rice to boost my motivation, training skills, and doing free battles on Demon Exorcism Day.

That being said, if you leave it to the recommendations, they’ll give you terrible guidance, so you have to do it yourself.

Very difficult

>>40

At high difficulty, it’s tough if you don’t rotate through free battles to increase even a little experience and proficiency.

The killing was harder than I thought, and I only made it through one round.

When mastering Brigand, the skills you learn that are physical types are essential, so it’s recommended to also learn flying and spears in that flow to become Dragon Ash.

In other words, all physical-type jobs are via Brigand.

>>41

The eccentric’s strike is too strong…

Blue represents a kingdom opposing the invading empire, so it follows the classical color scheme of FE, which makes the story good, but I don’t understand the setting at all.

Blue → Silver → Red → Yellow

It’s good to follow the settings too.

I don’t really understand, but it’s certain that it will be quite a while before I break down the engagement I’ve stacked up for what I’ll do next!

>>45

Of course, each faction can progress, and since you can have physical characters use magic or magic characters use physical attacks, there are various ways to play, allowing for endless grinding.

What you can do with the DLC will increase even more.

It’s okay to train the prince to become the strongest and aim for max damage.

There are elements of inheritance, so the runs themselves are fairly easy.

Let’s make sure we don’t become like that unnamed Mr. Teacher who only plays Luna without any handovers, like me!

>>46

When I do successive playthroughs, there are parts that feel empty, but if the goal is to complete the playthroughs, it’s better to carry over your progress…

There are some elements that can be inferred by piecing together information from clearing each route, but there are also a few settings that are not explicitly stated in the work.

It’s not something you need to understand to the core, but it’s just a part of it.

When you take over, you can get some long-range counterattack accessories and doping items, so it will go smoothly.

It’s a hassle that I can’t skip the school parts during the Wind Blossom route!

>>51

That’s important in terms of supportive conversation.

What kind of story unfolds in other classes, while the current blue route is a straightforward, classic fantasy?

I’m really concerned about it, so it’s been decided for another 2 weeks and one more week, right?

Nevertheless, to think that voice recording and animation production are being done for 8 routes with 2 main characters, 3 classes, and an additional one is, to put it mildly, insane.

I got tired after 2 laps.

>>54

I was satisfied to have a sweet moment with Ega-chan.

In the second playthrough, I progressed through the silver snow because I could be with Ega-chan for a while, but it became tough, and after spending a long time, I finally managed to defeat Ega-chan.

I’ve gone through multiple rounds of engagement, but the desire to go through the current game again is very important.

By the way, it’s really something unimportant, but I quite like the gatekeeper brother, no, I like him a lot.

>>57

It turns out that a surprisingly playable character has been added in FEH.

You can raise it as much as you want!