I finally made it to the third game. And the third path of Fire Emblem Fates seems to be intended as the golden ending to the game. The true ending if you will. And I can attest that it is so. Combining all the characters you use in the first two routes and allowing you to keep almost all
This post is very late. I finished Fire Emblem Conquest roughly a week ago. But I will say with pride that I completed it. Birthright as I stated in an earlier post, did not feel challenging to me. The few deaths I dealt with (before making a hard reset as any Fire Emblem Veteran will) were a
As I have said in posts in the past, music is especially important to me. I listen to it while I write just about everything. It sets my mood when I am thinking. And as the context of the title of this post already hints at, it serves as queues for me when playing a video game. I recognize
I completed Fire Emblem Birthright and jumped right into Conquest. And I’ll admit, this game is far more enjoyable than the last. Most of all because of the amount of frustration it causes. Fire Emblem Birthright felt like Awakening in that it was too easy to power your way through the game and ignore strategy. Conquest will
So this post is a little delayed, but that is fair since I delayed in finishing the game. I completed Fire Emblem Fates Birthright. I’ll avoid spoilers in my review to the best of my ability. And although I knew going into the game that the difficulty was toned down for this path, I was a bit disappointed in