In the first half, you can’t obtain the Volganon of Flame A.
Once you become a margin knight, you can have Wind and Thunder up to B rank.
It’s enough to use the Elwind that Levin passed down.

Let’s sell fire magic!

The wind is light, but fire is heavy…

A flame that is just heavy without any change in power.

It’s quite tough to not be able to use anything other than Fire for a relatively long time.

The blood of Welthmar is crying.

I can understand that Elfire focuses on power, but Fire really has very little meaning in its usage.

When Chapter 2 starts, buy Thunder.
When Chapter 4 arrives, buy Wind.
Once Levin obtains Folseiti, he will receive Elwind.

Why did you make such clear distinctions between strong and weak?

The essence of Vertmar’s blood is not fire magic aptitude, but rather a growth rate modification.

Fara’s magical power adjustment is at the top among the 12 Holy Warriors…

Class change to riding a horse is too strong.

If Faraframe were light, no one could win.

Everything except the margin night limit is strong.

I think Azel is better than Finn for holding the speed ring in the prologue.

It’s amazing that there’s no correlation between weight and power at all.

It feels like Azer, not on a horse, can’t really do anything about the speed ring issue anymore.

The growth rate of magic power and speed is relatively high, and it has follow-up attacks.
Since you can’t obtain Flame A in the parent generation version, it’s better to throw away the image.

Anyway, we can’t start unless you ride a horse, and it tends to make you hold the elite ring.

I want to change classes before finishing chapter 3.

By the time we get to the blue flames, the wind has been weakened to the point that it feels excessive…
I don’t know if there are flight-type special effects or not.

I want to raise my level a bit before the pirate hunt, but it’s quite problematic how difficult it is to win in the arena.

Why is fire heavy?

A man who is constantly troubled by the weight of the fire and the low level of his skills.

Maybe it’s to make it easier to defeat when used by the enemy…

The axe is also finished, but Rex is strong.

Are you saying that being born under the flag of the “Roter Ritter” is like a punishment game?

If you play evaluation matches, having a speed ring can significantly increase your win rate up to chapter one in Ymir.
It’s impressive that there’s a decent chance of winning against the shark.

It’s nice that magic power and speed are steadily increasing, but my skills really aren’t improving.

Prioritize handing over the rings to get on the horse quickly.
Riding a horse while holding that makes it feel even stronger.

It’s true that there are a lot of games that feel like a punishment game from the moment you’re born…

Spear and flame are clearly weak.

The book of fire magic is about the size of a phone book, while the book of wind magic is about the size of a doujinshi, I wonder.

Azel has the strength to become an ace in the army.

It’s really amazing that there’s no advantage due to power in this rock-paper-scissors situation…! That’s how I felt back then.

The flame is considered a lower-tier weapon for the early game in terms of game balance, so it’s not really that unbalanced.

The axe was somewhat reassessed in Thracia, but it clearly started getting stronger from the Fire Emblem: Fates.

I wonder if a rock-paper-scissors was necessary.

It can also be said that only enemies that can be fought perfectly with either an axe or fire appear.

A sword is strong against an axe ← you can tell because of the agility difference.
A spear is strong against a sword ← You can tell because the reach is different.
An axe is strong against a spear←?

Magic types can have all three attributes up to B without any adjustments, so if you discard your fixation, it won’t be a problem.

In the social games I play, the order is Fire > Lightning > Water > Fire, so I had a hard time re-learning it.

I wish Azel would become female.

Thunder is quite heavy too, but even so, I feel a little touched when switching from Fire.

In the end, I end up using fire extensively.

If Azel takes on the role of giving birth, then I’ll have my son inherit Dozul and my daughter inherit Weltmer…

The fully grown Gonzales has just about the strength that is a little shy of Forseti.

When I take a good look at the face, it resembles Julius quite a bit, as expected from a relative.

Concubine’s child

The very beginning may give a bad impression because it’s the Axe country, but there’s still plenty of opportunity for the spear.

Rex becomes strong enough to be ignored by enemies if he levels up too much.

The enemy’s weaklings are wielding axes, so spears are generally at a disadvantage.

Once Fee is able to use a sword properly, it will be fine to use the sword, right?

Even if they say the axe is weak, I can only imagine Rex swinging the hero’s axe.
I don’t feel much weakness.

That said, there’s nothing I can do about the second half, Axe.

If the hero’s axe Rex is strong enough for it to be safe, then wouldn’t it make sense for the hero’s spear to also be strong enough to be accepted?

The hero-type weapons and Dime Thunder-type magic are a bit too lawless.

That said, Rex’s character rank differs quite a bit depending on whether he knows the hero’s axe.

If you can swing the hero’s axe against some enemies, then that’s definitely strong.

If you hit Johan with a spear, it’ll somehow work out, and it’s better since he’s on horseback.
Yoharva is too tough until you can use a bow.

The fact that Johan is almost Rex and Oife is almost Sigurd shows the difference in gameplay between the first and second halves quite well.

Rex can survive without the hero’s axe thanks to his elite skills, mobility, and resilience…

Starting on horseback and getting double experience points from the beginning is already a considerable advantage.

I used to use a spear normally, but I guess it was considered weak…

If it’s a unit that can use both spear and sword, it generally feels like they would mainly use the sword.

If you can skillfully differentiate between the slender spear and the hero’s spear, you’ll be strong enough.

The sword is too strong.

The spear is weak, or rather, the advantage of the sword is too strong, making it feel not much different from the axe.
Well, is that weak?

It’s the fault of Gae Bolg not being impressive.

What was your name again?
For example, a princess knight who can use any weapon.
I have a memory of holding surplus silver arrows and a silver axe.

Yoharva casually farms the arena, picks up the citizens of Seti, levels them up to 20, and equips them with Killer Bow, which is hassle-free and great.
Let the hero’s axe pass directly to Leaf.

A spear that has a bad reputation for struggling against mountain bandits in a three-way standoff.

It’s heavy, but not as much as an axe, and the accuracy isn’t as bad as an axe either.
Axes that can take advantage of the sword and turn the situation in their favor are treated like trash.
A spear is essentially something that has no disadvantages.
After the proper time, the axe is just too scary.

If Kyuan had a pursuit, my impression of the spear would probably have been better.

Well, the balance adjustments are all over the place, but if you ask if it’s a bad game, it’s still interesting, so it’s really a strange game.

I like crazy guys like Johan.

They’re good guys, so Johan Yoharva doesn’t die in any manga version.

When you’re doing a holy war, it makes you realize that it’s not necessary to balance the weapons, right?
As expected, let’s lighten the fire.

I think it’s not just unreasonable, but rather intentional to make the swords stronger and gather them on our side.
We have three sword artifacts, and they’re all for our army.
So, the troops unable to wield swords are at a disadvantage.

It’s easy to understand that the first enemy is the axe army.

It’s terrible that being heavy doesn’t necessarily mean it has great power.

Though Johan dies, love does not die…

The drone is quite powerful relative to its weight and almost certainly has usable units, making it strong.

The axe has high power when it reaches silver, even if it doesn’t hit directly.
Magic is standardized in power, so fire is inevitably…

Yoharva is a valuable ally crab-walking unit.

I think the system is meant to use various units in a balanced way for the rock-paper-scissors mechanic, but it hasn’t been utilized at all.
While vividly cutting down bandits with a sword, it contributes to creating a flavor of a battle that is on par with swords and spears.
I think that’s fine in the game called Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.

If necessary, by rolling a critical hit, it could become a good partner for Leaf or Lachesis, you know, with the axe.
In the case of Lachesis, you need at least 50 stars.

I’ve been playing it on Switch lately, but isn’t it really hard to do multiple rounds without any rewinds?

Seriously, CCC.
Specialized Magic Type B
Was that correct?

Tiltyu starts as a Thunder Mage, so she can use Throe from the lower tiers.
Tiny can’t be used because it’s a merge.

I want double speed rather than rewind.
The holy war really has a long enemy turn.

You had to do 16 laps to see all the OP demos because they changed with each lap…

You can save at the turn head even with this, so it’s quite lenient.

Even though there’s no rewind, I used to reset while carefully assessing the growth of the units, and I often think about how I did that.

The dirty blood of Freeji is diluted by Levin.

I’ve been playing again recently, and the rewind feature is way too convenient for avoiding the bug where you don’t progress in the arena.

There is still an undeniable charm in slowly developing characters and weapons.
The distance between castles is roughly long, and the lack of automatic movement is gradually becoming difficult.

I actually quite like moving people who can’t keep up with the horses.

⭐︎ I really like the system, but it’s disappointing that it hasn’t been carried over to the subsequent works.

Leveling up and finding a partner is really tough.
Leveling up breaks my spirit more than the main game.

Even if there are star systems, the skill of a finishing move itself doesn’t go to waste, so it’s a good system.
The well-balanced nature of Leaf’s continuous pursuit and special moves.

But pirate hunting is fun…
The pleasure of having more powerful weapons increases…

Mr. Johan has said many times, but I believe that if it wasn’t an ambush, there was a higher possibility of being chosen for combat strength compared to Va.
If it were a special move or anger, it would have been considerably strong.

For now, if it turns into a match where the level goes up in the arena, I’ll just press B repeatedly to reset.

Playing as a commoner tends to rely on the sleep sword glitch when defeating certain boss characters.

The image of Bolganon is held quite a bit by the castle bosses.

I have to raise a silver sword that has sucked the blood of pirates for Lady Ceris…

The fighting emperor Daichi’s Ken Bun Bun is trash.

The motion is also long, Bolganon.
Is it the Zeus from the arena? Do you have it?

Bolgannon has an image of a queen.

The delay of the large shield is really frustrating.

The high-mobility decisive weapon called Forluther.

Before being weak, if you have no mobility, you will be eliminated…
If I had known in advance, I could have managed it somehow with waiting or rearranging.

Azelake
For Arthur
Balsetti

The second Chagall also had a Bolganon.

Hilda is about Alvis’s cousin, right?

I remember that the leaf itself had a strength like a divine artifact.

The Master Knight is too stingy.

Nanna can just wave her staff around…

The rescue warp and various other functions can all be used on horseback, which is a bug.

Nanna works regardless of who her parents are.

Leaf is strong just by being able to use rescue with that mobility.

Moonlight Patty turned out to be quite active, contrary to what I thought was just a hobby.

Finn and Eidin are great.
Chapter 6 is about the iron bow, and chapter 7 is about the steel bow, but all four family members are healthy and happy.

Aira is so strong that she struggles with who to pair up with.

In Chapter 2, we both had some free time, so we tried doing Dewey-Ira.
Well, the money of the younger generation will become saturated, right?

Furthermore, becoming an infantryman with a greater role makes the Ayra × Claude combination quite enjoyable.