Shall I teach you the terrifying feeling of being unilaterally punched by a certain Gundam pilot? If that’s always on your mind, you might as well have cleared it.

A rebellion means it’s around the time when Ash-kun gets cloudy.
After that story ends, a relative of the blue student will cause a problem.

Who is the Gundam pilot…?

Has Minecraft started?
That’s the place where the scenarios and difficulty level go up a bit, making it more enjoyable.
It’s okay to freely change jobs related to magic based on the atmosphere.
If you talk to the support, you can somewhat grasp whether that character is suited for the frontline or the backline, so it’s good to follow that.

You can manage just fine depending on the difficulty, even without scouting.
If you scout, it might end up being toothless, which is lonely, and things will somehow work out even if you do it haphazardly.

SRPGs are good, right…?
More manufacturers should release products, even if it means risking red ink.

I don’t understand how to choose classes! I don’t understand the school structure! I don’t know which character’s affinity to raise! I don’t know the names of the characters!
I don’t understand anything!

If you delve too deeply into the training of this game, it can easily turn into a repetitive grind doing the same things over and over, so it might be better not to look at too many guides.
Basically, it’s fine to help students develop their strong skills.
I want to prioritize coolness, so let’s have them hold a sword and ride a horse, or even just go with the feeling.
There is no problem in delegating to the system that determines teaching skills.

To be honest, I think it’s enough to just tweak the course selection once you understand it.

It’s not so much that the axe is strong; it feels like the skills you learn from the axe-wielding class are strong.
The boredom of producing the same class of visuals endlessly.
It might actually be cool to go to the Dragon Legion.

I think it’s normal, but is it casual? Classic?

It’s okay to get along with characters that match your appearance or feelings.

While it’s important to get along during school life in scouting, if you overemphasize efficiency, it just becomes a task. So it’s better to role-play as you like and then scout only those you think could be a good fit.
Just to let you know, it might be useful to remember that you definitely cannot scout the class leaders and their deputies from other classes.

I’m sorry for being a useless teacher who can’t remember the students’ names…
Your name is, um… the child of the noble bow…

I thought about those guys from the empire.
Isn’t Koei a bit too fond of Legend of the Galactic Heroes?

It’s fine to raise them, but I don’t recommend recklessly scouting and letting them die in captivity.

Due to the deployment constraints, even if I scout, most of the time someone ends up being left out and unused.

This game doesn’t require crazy difficult strategies, so you can manage just fine on Normal Classic starting around the end of the year.

If a scout accidentally lets a student down, it’s fine to just think of it as getting one from somewhere else.
If you have a favorite character, you can flirt with them and make them your servant.
It’s a gentle game that you can play fairly casually, so especially on your first time, just do as you please.

Flying and horseback riding might be good to practice during class training as well.
Physical front line can increase during the scenario by hitting with training or broken weapons.

The maximum number of deployment slots is 12 people.
Since the teacher and the class leader are being forced to deploy, I think you should consider that only 10 people can choose freely.

It’s best to scout someone who has a lot of support conversations with the chosen faction’s students.

A level difference with the golden deer, huh?
I think Rafael and Ignatz are in trouble.

Normal mode is really easy in this game.
When the difficulty level increases, you’ll be pressured by the status and feel cramped.

I started it with my friends back then, and it was really fun.
We both have our favorite characters, right?

In the first week, you can scout at most a girl starting and about two blue-haired boys, right?

Heavy equipment has a nature that allows it to grow to some extent on its own if used correctly.
The archers often take on the削り role, which makes it hard to earn and tends to slow things down.

First, go fishing to increase your skill level and increase the number of actions you can take during free time.

I’ve really never seen someone play FE for the first time with Three Houses and immediately buy the DLC to raise Anna during their first playthrough.

This version of Anna doesn’t have any interesting traits to develop, so I wouldn’t recommend it unless you really like her.
It’s just that there’s no support from anyone…

In this game, Anna is completely a hobby character and not even the support conversation protagonist’s teacher, so if you don’t have any attachment to her, it’s better not to use her.

Are you looking at the students’ strong skills?
Ignatz is good at archery, just as his appearance suggests, and his personal skills are also suited for it.

The key to training units in FE is to narrow down the育成 characters and concentrate experience points, so if you scout too much, it becomes problematic to increase the bench warmers.

If it’s the nameless one I saw before, I’m glad to see they’re enjoying themselves.
For now, as long as you raise them, you won’t lose easily, so if you’re scared, it’s fine to raise them for free.
The top priority is to clear the game without killing our friends, so let’s not overthink it and enjoy our school life!

Anna from Fugahana isn’t as cute compared to Anna from the previous work and the next work.

Choosing a golden deer means you’re a perverted guy, huh?

Hehehe… Hilmari is quite nice…

In the support conversation menu, you can see which character has a support relationship with whom and how much support effect is currently applied.

It might be better to think of additional characters as a way to fill the gaps left by dropped units when deploying them.
If it’s a high difficulty, I might use it sometimes, but if it’s normal, I’ll just let it play unless I have a favorite or some other reason.

Marianne is great, isn’t she!
I think it’s cute too!

If you use a strategy to stop the enemy’s advance, you can dominate even against a boss-class opponent!

Magic, huh… It doesn’t seem like my magical power is growing much.
There is a super genius named Lisithea in magic, you know.

For now, let’s close the thread and go clear it.

You can use the bow as much as you want.

Lady Edelgard… please take hold of Fódlan…

Isn’t this dance pretty powerful?

Let’s try playing Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Kongming’s Story.

It’s difficult to deal with Ignatz-kun on the first encounter, isn’t it?
No, Claude and the bow are overlapping, right?

Because I had a Super Robot Wars mindset, I was misunderstanding the conditions for support effects a bit.

The dance is seriously strong, but in the vast map of Fódlan, it’s not as dominant as in previous titles.

In the first place, this game support itself isn’t very strong for most people except for a small number of those with power adjustments.

The sword evasion granted by the dancer class is very strong, so if you make Felix and Petra pass and turn them into Assassins, it becomes very powerful.

The dancing is strong, but it’s not good that we have to assign a student who originally has a different role to be in charge of dancing.
Thanks to that, it tends to become a class that only learns sword evasion.

Dorothea’s voice is also sexy…

If you befriend a certain excellent and noble nobleman, you’ll receive an item to strengthen Lisithea by helping him solve his problems.

In the first time, I was a dancer with the Thunder Sword, Marianne.

The golden deer is at the top in terms of maximum, average, and minimum bust sizes…

If you ask me whether I need to clear the sword dodge, I don’t really need it, so it’s completely fine to just let me dance normally.

I’m sorry if you already knew this, but if you select Menu → Support Info and choose a character, you can see which characters can have support (conversations) with that character.
For example, when I look at Anna, there are blanks.
If you have the luxury, it might be good to aim for scouting Claude and other characters from support classes.

Every turn, as I kept making Marianne dance, she became the top level among the group and her stats reached abnormal values.

The golden deer class has an image of having the most suitable units for dancers.

It’s strong enough just to be able to dance, so you don’t have to worry too much.

If Anna is here, does that mean you’re using the DLC?
The members of the Abyss Gray Wolf class need to clear a certain number of chapters in the DLC scenario “Darkness” to be able to join you, so be careful.

Which dancer are you talking about!?
I checked the official classes, but there aren’t any jobs like that!

At first, I didn’t understand the appeal at the command level, but the stat bonuses from strong knights are amazing, aren’t they?

Rhea benefits quite a bit from the system where class changes and the like provide a minimum guarantee for defense.
The one with sharp growth is strong.

Wasn’t Anna a free update instead of a DLC?

I was watching a video of someone clearing the final chapter on Lunatic without initial level carryover or scouting, and the dedication of the hardcore players is amazing.

It is difficult for men to become capable of flying inevitably late.

In the first week, you can just have a meal with your own students.
It’s important to improve abilities.

I will have Lorentz-Hermann-Großthal do a dance as he is troubled with how to put his skills to use.

Ignatz is mediocre at easy difficulty, but suddenly becomes excellent when it turns to Lunatic.

Even with a handover, it was still somewhat difficult for Luna.
There were many situations where getting hit would be game over, so I hardly used recovery at all.

My first play was a game where a gorilla prince throws a spear.

Ignatz’s personal skills being applicable to strategy is too lawless.

Ignatz is not an attractive child…

After doing a full round and developing attachment, the second week on a different route feels like the real thing.

So I keep inviting Ignatz for tea.

This is not something to be happy about…

Ignatz is a tough and good guy!

Golden Deer has a low map difficulty, and even if you don’t understand the scout, you have a complete set for the strongest Lysithea.
Above all, her beautiful girl power is so strong that she’s truly perfect for a first impression.

As the difficulty increases, Ignatz’s glasses shine more.

It’s only Claude who has something hidden in his belly like a golden deer…

Lunaigunats ended up becoming a strategy-focused character without any firepower, didn’t she?

After clearing it for the first time and sharing my thoughts, I was criticized and ended up quitting the game.

Whoa, what is that guy going to do… and then the cavalry charge magic just smoothly takes effect.

All routes recommend scouting, and even though the player loves Lorenz-kun, who is also a noble, he somehow has low charm…

I often feel like touching it.

It seems like it’s my turn.

Hehehe… The Edelgard route with the Edelgard ending is the best…

The initial charm value is that Lorenz is at the bottom tier with the Gold Deer, but in terms of growth rates, the commoner male group and Lysithea have the lowest values, which is a bit frustrating…

Hilda is strong because she supplements the statuses that the player lacks.
In a pattern where you don’t do anything, attacks seriously don’t hit.

I can only think that you were disliked because of your attitude of suddenly speaking of resentment in an unrelated thread.
The person who brings up a conversation from a different thread and says “I only did this” is usually like this.

I just remembered that during the initial explanation, it was said that the Yellow class has “a lot of bows.”
…Well, isn’t it just Claude, Ignatz, and Leonie? Is that a lot?

A mysterious man named Hubert who resembles an Oberstein-like character but is not disliked by users.

I revisited a route in the stream for the first time in a while, but the characters from the other routes…
It’s nice how you can’t grasp the reality at all unless you touch it.

Compared to the blue group, the characteristics of the other two groups are still recognizable.

It’s not that Cyril is specifically a character from the Gold Deer, but since he tends to smoothly join the Gold Deer story, I feel like it gives players the impression that there are even more archers.
It feels like Shamir is closest to the Golden Deer among the three houses.

The Blue Knight is not meant to refer to knights who predominantly ride horses in terms of its setting.
If there are many melee jobs, then it’s suitable for the game.

Red has a surprisingly good impression of being well-balanced.
It feels like there isn’t an extremely strong force.

It’s a game with the worst player behavior, and many people get really angry about killing in the war discussion.

FE is basically a war story, after all…

I didn’t really think about the class job balance because I could just poach everyone except for the worst leader and their close aides.

The Duskar people, who have a sense of sorrow among the oppressed ethnic groups that are often found in other games, don’t do much wrong in the story.

“The blue tries to hit everyone with weapons.”
Anette also tries to hit with an axe.
Even Mercedes comes with a bow in hand.

If you pull characters out too much, the story becomes bland.
There are hidden scenarios with almost impossible combinations that can only be encountered on specific routes for the first time.

It feels like there was some kind of change in direction due to game mechanics, as Dimitri himself is good at cavalry, but Social is a complete disaster and in five years his exclusive class is infantry.

I like struggling with low stats during the school exploration part because it gets annoying when you have to go around in circles.

The attitude of trying to push this into player bashing no matter what proves that this guy was also driven out of the previous thread like this, and there’s no need to prove it…

I like the three foolish nobles Ferdinand-kun, Sylvan, and Lorenz-kun.

There seems to be a strong image among fans of Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Legend of the Galactic Heroes, which are the inspirations for Fuhana Setsugekka, that many of them are bloodthirsty and enjoy warfare.

Only burn the bell, okay?