Is it really that tight on normal mode?

You can see the enemy’s attack range, so first check how far you can go before getting hit.

If it’s normal, I can at least level up on the free map and become unstoppable.

If that’s the case in normal mode, isn’t the way the character is being moved fundamentally wrong?

It’ll be okay.
Good luck!

The golden deer might be quite tough at the beginning.
Actually, in the first mock battle, the enemy like Dudu that appears is quite tough.

Use the recovery medicine.
Don’t stand out too much.
Physical type enemies are those that have strong defense or high evasion.
The magic type is soft, so from a distance with bows or Pegasi (magic is somewhat expensive).
Alternatively, defeat them in one hit with something physically strong.
If you are careful around here, won’t it be quite easier?

To be honest, with the class president and the protagonist, we can clear it.

If you see a red line coming from the enemy, it’s a sign that you’ll get hit by them.

The first mock battle is quite tough, isn’t it?
Being a lunatic is regarded as a taboo.

Well, it’s just a simulation, so you won’t die.

I mean, you can just casually have fun, right?

Because we can confirm the line where the enemy’s attack can reach.
That might be the most important thing.

“Every series has fans who start with that work.”
Even if the veterans think it’s too late for a beginner tutorial, it is what it is.

In the early stages, it’s not easy to notice advantages or disadvantages due to the speed difference.
Careful play is important.

It’s important to lure the enemy out little by little.

Attack power minus defense power is damage, so if you can do basic math, you basically won’t die.

It seems like they’re ignoring even the rock-paper-scissors.

I’m in the middle of trial and error and having fun… and I can’t help but smile like an old man.

What’s the deal with air players coming to the beginner thread?

It’s good to think of and move a role that lures the enemy.
Let’s aim to catch one or two people at a time.

This game is way too easy for SRPG veterans, but I wonder if it’s challenging enough for someone playing it for the first time.

Use a high-durability character to lure the enemy out and gang up on them.
Defeat them after whittling them down so that they can’t retaliate with bows or magic.
Brigand

You can be at ease because there is none.
For now, calm down and enter the enemy’s attack range one by one.
You didn’t just storm through the left fence, did you?

Basically, the enemy targets the one who can deal the most damage within their attack range.
If the paper defense character enters the attack range of multiple enemies, they will be overwhelmed.

Cover the soft allies with hard units so that they are not exposed to enemy attacks.

This battle is for training, so even if you become incapacitated, you can still deploy to the next battle.

Why is there no rock-paper-scissors in Kazahana?
Although it’s in the engagement…

Let’s display the attack range.

Isn’t it the case that sometimes in class competitions or in the tutorial for Lumiel in Engage, if you die there, you really die?!

In FE, as death is heavy, if you minimize damage taken, you can somehow manage.

I’m going to change to normal casual and start from now.
Seriously, it’s a hassle to play classic because I’m an old-timer.

…Well, there aren’t any “hard units” in the Golden Deer, so it’s a bit troublesome.
I wonder what the selection process for members is like.

Let’s lure in Raphael and then gang up on him together.

The enemy’s aim is displayed by a line, so let’s pay attention to that when positioning.

In normal mode, you can win just by mindlessly moving your favorite character around.
You’re purposely sending them to their deaths, aren’t you, anonymous poster?

Well, there will be a really convenient element starting from the next deployment, so it’s okay.

If you mess up, you can use the time rewind.
Casually

At high difficulty, each unit has specific advantages, resulting in a situation similar to a rock-paper-scissors. However, in normal mode, there aren’t any weaknesses other than flying archers.

I think it will be fine since we can rewind the turn.

If time manipulation is unlocked, beginners will be able to manage somehow, so feel free to proceed without worry.

It shows the target you aim for with the red arrow, but…
That’s why there’s no obvious leniency from a low-difficulty AI…

On the contrary, hitting a hard enemy with magic will make it go smoothly.

Characters with high defense are intentionally designed to be weak against magic in the game.
It’s about choosing the right one.
If there’s magic, it’s fine to snipe with archery skills.

The golden deer is cute, and there are a lot of girls, which is great.

The basic theory is for frontline characters like the teacher, Raphael, and Hilda to lure enemies to the edge of their attack range and gradually take them out.

Yellow doesn’t have a straightforward, solid counterpart like red or blue…

By looking at the stats, you can understand the character’s tendencies to a certain extent, so let’s think about how to move them.

I’m lost in the school right now.

Real beginners tend to charge Lysithea right into the enemy’s territory.

That said, the Gold Deer has a lot of strong characters overall.

FE uses the Alterios formula, so damage calculation is easy.

The beginning is the hardest.
Basically, don’t think about fighting one-on-one; just overwhelm them with numbers.

In SRPGs like Super Robot Wars, you generally advance vigorously and scatter the enemies as you move forward…
In FE, it’s more about placing units right at the edge of the enemy’s attack range, taking the enemy’s hits, and then taking them all out at once.

It seems like they are increasing the difficulty by self-restricting without using available features.

It seems difficult for people who are not used to games, as they might not see the hit numbers or forget what they learned in the tutorial during the next battle.

Isn’t the type of weapon currently equipped displayed at the top right of the unit?
You can tell what equipment they have just by looking at the map graphics, so those who are unarmed will hit you with magic attacks.

Weak characters get taken out quickly, leading to a skewed level-up among the students…

There are questions on Yahoo Answers about not understanding the meaning of not being able to win in mock battles.
I wonder what the barrier is for true beginners.

I keep failing because I can’t remember the characters’ faces, names, or personalities at all, like with a suggestion box-type question.

In Super Robot Wars, there are abilities like Indomitable, Iron Wall, Focus, and Insight, so there are places where you can charge in…

In the yellow mock battle, is it Dorothea and Hubert along with the two teachers?
When I think about it this way, my opponent has a pretty good amount of magic for the early game.

Well, now that I think about it, I do remember that being the most difficult part.
I can’t mess with anything over here.

Here, the already-played ones are also making a fuss.
I think it’s a game where being just a little bit skilled might not make much of a difference.
Take your time to understand it as you go.
The goal is to clear it without killing any students! Good luck!

I just thought, are there any characters that are easily defeated by the Golden Deer?

The initial mock battles in Luna Club and such are quite tough.

The beginning when weapons and combat skills are in a terrible state might be the toughest.

Since I’m going to hit the deployment limit anyway, I can just remove the units that haven’t leveled up.
Well, if someone doesn’t recruit someone, it’ll barely fill the remaining spots with just the class president and students.

I heard that the Fire Emblem series has a low difficulty level, so I bought it, but before it was difficult, I couldn’t even understand what I should be doing…
I’m completely clueless about the classes and the rankings, so I’m just picking randomly…

Why is it that the teacher’s teacher can behave like a master of consideration, but the gray one is a devil who doesn’t understand people’s hearts?

Well, that’s because there’s a lot to do, or in other words, there’s a high degree of freedom, Kazahana.

If a student is defeated in battle, will they permanently disappear like in FF Tactics?

Even when I’ve been playing FE for a while, Three Houses feels quite free in terms of freedom.

The durability of my weapon is getting really low, when will it recover?
I couldn’t recover the weapons I used in the mock battle, and the next battle has already begun! Is this monastery stupid or what?

As you can tell from the class division, there are at least 3 routes, so let’s do a total of 3 laps.
In that case, it’s okay to start with the lowest difficulty level, Casual, in the first week.

I am a hopeless teacher who can’t even remember the names, let alone the faces, of my cute students…
Everyone is a handsome man or beautiful woman… They all look the same…

It’s a game where you die properly when you die, so just keep that in mind.

Let’s buy new weapons at the store!

Since you can’t rewind or strengthen characters, it often becomes challenging in the early stages.
Normal casual is fine!

Enjoy your school life, first-timer!

All the students are such good guys… it’s a great game that allows you to feel that way…

It’s quicker to pick up weapons at the monastery or buy them in a store.
It’s quicker to reforge it through refinement than to repair it.
Only a few weapons can be repaired, so let’s repair them.

Since it’s a game where interaction with characters is important, I do not recommend progressing while having lost them.

Once you start the second playthrough, the classes and exploration parts become tedious, but if it’s your first time, it might be fun from the second round onward.

There are 4 routes, so honestly, the minimum difficulty is fine!

Well, there are a lot of passionate fans gathered here (probably from different classes).
It feels like everyone is trying to explain things well but is unable to do so due to a lack of information.

I think it should be provided by the school.
All the students’ weapons and tools will be paid for by the teacher’s salary.

In the first half of this game, we can replenish allies, so it’s not too bad.

Most people who play classic games probably just reset when they die, so losing doesn’t really mean much.

These guys drop their belongings way too much.
Why do I have to pick it up and deliver it?
It can’t be helped.

You can manage with just the initial equipment, and it’s not impossible to restart your character’s development, so feel free to play without worry, seriously.
I’ll be able to do things like “I’ll wait just like in board games!”
Unless you deliberately aim to cause it, losing a character in Normal mode won’t happen easily.

Let’s pull out the students who came to the penis!

During school life, characters that retreat with HP 0 are treated as lost, so be careful!

Since the blacksmith’s release is delayed for some reason, let’s buy supplies when we run out!

When Leonie is placed next to a male, she takes -2 damage, so when you keep that in mind, she is quite sturdy.

Who thought of playing hide and seek in this monastery!

I really hope they don’t remove the lost elements because the no-reset restriction will come into play.
Well, since it’s one of the selling points, they probably have no intention of removing it.

I don’t think I’m the only player who noticed the second floor of the dormitory late.

Ugh, noooo…

It’s sad for students to die, so I suppose they’re just injured enough that they can never stand on the battlefield again…

I wonder if they could improve loading times and heat generation with Switch2…

Kazahana has a particularly high tendency to revel in the joy of tearing apart the friendship of her friends and making them kill each other under the influence of the dark teacher.

Teacher ♡

There are quite a few people who say Phoenix is soft, but I’ve hardly ever seen anyone say gears are soft.
Except for some madmen, it’s all based on resets.

I don’t think I will understand the necessity of the classes until I change jobs.

A shambles of a first playthrough.
I think it’s good.

If it’s a deer route, then it’s Ignatz! Can’t you hear me?

When Grit-chan gets lost as a student, I like that she gets kidnapped by a kidnapper.
I am a hardcore FE fan who likes Linda and Marita.

Characters that use magic are weak when they get hit.
Flying units are extremely weak against bows.
A rough understanding like that is perfectly fine.

It’s fine to be casual about how to raise students because they will grow anyway.
Whether it’s Armoryshetea or Grappler Lorenz, it’s fine.

One of the things that first-time players find most confusing might be that growth during level-ups can change based on probability.

Ignatz, stop being the voice of the first part in the second part.

Teacher 🧡
Teacher ♥

With the blue, just placing the prince who was ambushed in anger basically ends almost everything, so it was easy.
Short-term invincibility at a level rarely seen even in FEH.

Armory Lechete has enough potential to be adopted if it’s just about securing defense.
I’ll return it later.

I still don’t remember any of the character names, but I thought Manuela is a wonderful person.

The weapon is fine for training use!

I don’t even remember how many times I died and reset in Chapter 7 of the GBA version, so I want you to cherish that kind of thing.

A broken spear is convenient because it can’t be broken any further.

Giving everyone a training bow will improve coordination.
I really think it’s a ridiculous specification.

The Musou fan disk is also feeling great and fun!

It’s a good game because it’s designed so even complete beginners can clear it, like in this thread.

It’s too easy on normal.
Luna is tough.
The balance is good, like that of DLC.

The fist is a strong weapon, so all the men were just fighting.

Be careful because it’s hard to get axe and heavy armor skills during your student years.

DLC, the recovery personnel need to try a little harder.
Reinhardt is going to die from overwork.

In the beginning, everyone was a noble (commoner), and while there were differences in the weapons they possessed, isn’t the difference in strength just within the margin of error except for the extremely weak or strong?

If you move skillfully and efficiently, you’ll end up with a style like Sakata Gintoki, who is loaded with training wooden swords and bows while communicating a lot.

The prince, wielding a spear, was a berserker who destroyed everything he touched.
But magic is just convenient.

I have memories of struggling and defeating enemies one by one on hard mode because I’m not good at DLC.

The system is heavily focused on development.
It’s a unique work within the series, isn’t it?