It's a moba, almost all of them have shit communities.

Like 1 out of 5 games I play have some dude who is feeding intentionally, flaming others, or other toxic crap.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

i see.... so i guess i wasn't that bad after all.
I just figured because every lil' shit's boasting about completing it on hard on classic mode, while i'm over there struggeling on normal on easy mode.....

But yeah, thanks for the tip! I'll also remember to reclass my lockpicker to something decent

Don't listen to the people who brag. They're annoying in any games' community.

As long as you have one or two people that you use with the lockpick ability, you'll be fine for chests. Abilities aren't class based, so go nuts. Just remember that once you reclass they won't be perfectly suited for the role you changed them too. Just get a few levels after every reclass and everything'll be fine.

Reeking boxes are your god. That's really all you need to beat the game. FE:Awakening really lets you mess around with how you win.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

Well, i always had my way of getting past a challenge as long as i could pick my troops.

I usually went about likes this:
I had a few "shock troops" that went in, did damage, then got out again behind a defense of rather tanky things. Back i usually had 2 warmonks to heal or teleport troops out of danger, or annoying NPC that seem to love hugging danger and if i could afford, a few of those units, forgot their names, who could use both swords and bows on horseback? usually for special occasions, like attacking over a wall or some shite. I also had my avatar reclassed to.. i'm not sure what the name is, the class that can learn the counter skill, paired with the skill that lets me do another round when i kill someone.
I usually just sent him to divide their forced, so he can't divert a few to himself and keep them busy.


I don't think i'm doing bad at the game, but i get the feeling i didn't really use the game to its fullest? I barely used any flying units, only early on to transport tanks. nor did i really get into the dancers, or tricksters.

Anything that can pick locks is bad at anything else unless you train them. So tricksters and such aren't really your fault.

Flying troops are bad early because bows will wreck them and you have no real way of stopping that.

The units you're thinking of are bow knights. Useful, but I always liked mages more than archers. It's really just preference.
The way I get through the game is by turning my Avatar into a one-man army.
After reclassing a few times, his skills are Aegis and Pavise Two skills that reduce damage by half with %skill activation. One is bows/tomes/dragonstones and stuff and the other is melee wepons(More or less), Pass Lets the unit move through enemy units , ignis, and lifetaker. Which heals a unit for 50% of their hp if they kill a unit on your turn. Sol can switch with this one but Lifetaker is better once your character is almost unkillable.
I couldn't use Galeforce Moving again after you kill a unit because my character was male. It's an amazing ability though.

Basically just mess around with different skills and you'll do fine. There's no real need to tryhard unless you want too.

i see.... so i guess i wasn't that bad after all.
I just figured because every lil' shit's boasting about completing it on hard on classic mode, while i'm over there struggeling on normal on easy mode.....

But yeah, thanks for the tip! I'll also remember to reclass my lockpicker to something decent

Don't listen to the people who brag. They're annoying in any games' community.

As long as you have one or two people that you use with the lockpick ability, you'll be fine for chests. Abilities aren't class based, so go nuts. Just remember that once you reclass they won't be perfectly suited for the role you changed them too. Just get a few levels after every reclass and everything'll be fine.

Reeking boxes are your god. That's really all you need to beat the game. FE:Awakening really lets you mess around with how you win.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

I think it's more fun not using him early. It's the only part of the game were you can take stupid risks and not have to worry about dying.

For a first play through I can understand though. There's always one unit it every FE game who can carry hard early. Only Seth FE: Sacred Stones is worth anything later on though. Seth is stupidly strong at any time.

I do the same thing for Sumia, but I put some effort into Olivia. All the units are useful with time, so pairs are basically preference or if you care about it, child stat makers. But who the fuck cares about that when there are ships to sail.
I never liked Frederick, because he can be too much of a crutch early on if you use him and he uses up alot of xp gains that the other units could use early. Also his stat gains are bad and he should feel bad.

I think it's more fun not using him early. It's the only part of the game were you can take stupid risks and not have to worry about dying.

For a first play through I can understand though. There's always one unit it every FE game who can carry hard early. Only Seth FE: Sacred Stones is worth anything later on though. Seth is stupidly strong at any time.

My man!

I realize I'm being cocky by saying that as you probably know all those things, but if you have any questions I can give you tips/tell you things. There's alot you can do with all the reclassing.

Well, i always had my way of getting past a challenge as long as i could pick my troops.

I usually went about likes this:
I had a few "shock troops" that went in, did damage, then got out again behind a defense of rather tanky things. Back i usually had 2 warmonks to heal or teleport troops out of danger, or annoying NPC that seem to love hugging danger and if i could afford, a few of those units, forgot their names, who could use both swords and bows on horseback? usually for special occasions, like attacking over a wall or some shite. I also had my avatar reclassed to.. i'm not sure what the name is, the class that can learn the counter skill, paired with the skill that lets me do another round when i kill someone.
I usually just sent him to divide their forced, so he can't divert a few to himself and keep them busy.


I don't think i'm doing bad at the game, but i get the feeling i didn't really use the game to its fullest? I barely used any flying units, only early on to transport tanks. nor did i really get into the dancers, or tricksters.

Anything that can pick locks is bad at anything else unless you train them. So tricksters and such aren't really your fault.

Flying troops are bad early because bows will wreck them and you have no real way of stopping that.

The units you're thinking of are bow knights. Useful, but I always liked mages more than archers. It's really just preference.
The way I get through the game is by turning my Avatar into a one-man army.
After reclassing a few times, his skills are Aegis and Pavise Two skills that reduce damage by half with %skill activation. One is bows/tomes/dragonstones and stuff and the other is melee wepons(More or less), Pass Lets the unit move through enemy units , ignis, and lifetaker. Which heals a unit for 50% of their hp if they kill a unit on your turn. Sol can switch with this one but Lifetaker is better once your character is almost unkillable.
I couldn't use Galeforce Moving again after you kill a unit because my character was male. It's an amazing ability though.

Basically just mess around with different skills and you'll do fine. There's no real need to tryhard unless you want too.

i see.... so i guess i wasn't that bad after all.
I just figured because every lil' shit's boasting about completing it on hard on classic mode, while i'm over there struggeling on normal on easy mode.....

But yeah, thanks for the tip! I'll also remember to reclass my lockpicker to something decent

Don't listen to the people who brag. They're annoying in any games' community.

As long as you have one or two people that you use with the lockpick ability, you'll be fine for chests. Abilities aren't class based, so go nuts. Just remember that once you reclass they won't be perfectly suited for the role you changed them too. Just get a few levels after every reclass and everything'll be fine.

Reeking boxes are your god. That's really all you need to beat the game. FE:Awakening really lets you mess around with how you win.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

So basically, for scrubs, its safer to reclass her?

Its kinda hard to have her out of harm's way, use her dance, and still manage to keep the troops holding the line without endangering her.
At least with my healers they can heal over a certain range

I guess I should have mentioned that Sol heals a unit for half the damage they deal, with the activation being your skill. Ex: 20 skill = 20% chance.

She's generally more useful reclassed, but as long as you use the unit you danced for to kill any threats, she's not bad as a dancer.
She can become pretty strong in her dancer class, but her caps in it are lower than her other routes and either way you'll have to take a bit of time to train her before you can send her out without fear, dancer or not.

Also for healers I recommend grinding them up then advancing them as soon as possible, so that they're not helpless in a fight and you don't have to use anything rarer than mend or heal. When they class up they get alot stronger and can take hits.
I didn't need healers much though, as I gave everyone who would take some hits Sol The ability a unit gets for getting to level 5 as a Hero. It gets much better later on. and also armsthrift so I didn't have to waste durability. Which is given to a unit if they reclass into a mercenary.

TL;DR:
Reclassing is amazing and makes the game pretty easy once you start hoarding abilities. That is if you don't mind grinding. Which you will do alot of if you reclass alot.
And honestly, you don't have to reclass, just make sure that Chrom/Avatar/Donnel are reasonably leveled, and you won't have to worry too much.

My man!

I realize I'm being cocky by saying that as you probably know all those things, but if you have any questions I can give you tips/tell you things. There's alot you can do with all the reclassing.

Well, i always had my way of getting past a challenge as long as i could pick my troops.

I usually went about likes this:
I had a few "shock troops" that went in, did damage, then got out again behind a defense of rather tanky things. Back i usually had 2 warmonks to heal or teleport troops out of danger, or annoying NPC that seem to love hugging danger and if i could afford, a few of those units, forgot their names, who could use both swords and bows on horseback? usually for special occasions, like attacking over a wall or some shite. I also had my avatar reclassed to.. i'm not sure what the name is, the class that can learn the counter skill, paired with the skill that lets me do another round when i kill someone.
I usually just sent him to divide their forced, so he can't divert a few to himself and keep them busy.


I don't think i'm doing bad at the game, but i get the feeling i didn't really use the game to its fullest? I barely used any flying units, only early on to transport tanks. nor did i really get into the dancers, or tricksters.

Anything that can pick locks is bad at anything else unless you train them. So tricksters and such aren't really your fault.

Flying troops are bad early because bows will wreck them and you have no real way of stopping that.

The units you're thinking of are bow knights. Useful, but I always liked mages more than archers. It's really just preference.
The way I get through the game is by turning my Avatar into a one-man army.
After reclassing a few times, his skills are Aegis and Pavise Two skills that reduce damage by half with %skill activation. One is bows/tomes/dragonstones and stuff and the other is melee wepons(More or less), Pass Lets the unit move through enemy units , ignis, and lifetaker. Which heals a unit for 50% of their hp if they kill a unit on your turn. Sol can switch with this one but Lifetaker is better once your character is almost unkillable.
I couldn't use Galeforce Moving again after you kill a unit because my character was male. It's an amazing ability though.

Basically just mess around with different skills and you'll do fine. There's no real need to tryhard unless you want too.

i see.... so i guess i wasn't that bad after all.
I just figured because every lil' shit's boasting about completing it on hard on classic mode, while i'm over there struggeling on normal on easy mode.....

But yeah, thanks for the tip! I'll also remember to reclass my lockpicker to something decent

Don't listen to the people who brag. They're annoying in any games' community.

As long as you have one or two people that you use with the lockpick ability, you'll be fine for chests. Abilities aren't class based, so go nuts. Just remember that once you reclass they won't be perfectly suited for the role you changed them too. Just get a few levels after every reclass and everything'll be fine.

Reeking boxes are your god. That's really all you need to beat the game. FE:Awakening really lets you mess around with how you win.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

anons right on souce name

Oh my bad then, thanks.

That's because the two of them are inherently awful. They're really good with training, but unless you put extra effort into them, they won't be useful like the other units.

I do the same thing for Sumia, but I put some effort into Olivia. All the units are useful with time, so pairs are basically preference or if you care about it, child stat makers. But who the fuck cares about that when there are ships to sail.
I never liked Frederick, because he can be too much of a crutch early on if you use him and he uses up alot of xp gains that the other units could use early. Also his stat gains are bad and he should feel bad.

I think it's more fun not using him early. It's the only part of the game were you can take stupid risks and not have to worry about dying.

For a first play through I can understand though. There's always one unit it every FE game who can carry hard early. Only Seth FE: Sacred Stones is worth anything later on though. Seth is stupidly strong at any time.

I never got how to use Olivia effectively.
Whenever i send her somewhere to dance she dies on the next enemy turn.

but i'm probably just fundamentaly playing it wrong, i suck ass

So basically, for scrubs, its safer to reclass her?

Its kinda hard to have her out of harm's way, use her dance, and still manage to keep the troops holding the line without endangering her.
At least with my healers they can heal over a certain range

I guess I should have mentioned that Sol heals a unit for half the damage they deal, with the activation being your skill. Ex: 20 skill = 20% chance.

She's generally more useful reclassed, but as long as you use the unit you danced for to kill any threats, she's not bad as a dancer.
She can become pretty strong in her dancer class, but her caps in it are lower than her other routes and either way you'll have to take a bit of time to train her before you can send her out without fear, dancer or not.

Also for healers I recommend grinding them up then advancing them as soon as possible, so that they're not helpless in a fight and you don't have to use anything rarer than mend or heal. When they class up they get alot stronger and can take hits.
I didn't need healers much though, as I gave everyone who would take some hits Sol The ability a unit gets for getting to level 5 as a Hero. It gets much better later on. and also armsthrift so I didn't have to waste durability. Which is given to a unit if they reclass into a mercenary.

TL;DR:
Reclassing is amazing and makes the game pretty easy once you start hoarding abilities. That is if you don't mind grinding. Which you will do alot of if you reclass alot.
And honestly, you don't have to reclass, just make sure that Chrom/Avatar/Donnel are reasonably leveled, and you won't have to worry too much.

My man!

I realize I'm being cocky by saying that as you probably know all those things, but if you have any questions I can give you tips/tell you things. There's alot you can do with all the reclassing.

Well, i always had my way of getting past a challenge as long as i could pick my troops.

I usually went about likes this:
I had a few "shock troops" that went in, did damage, then got out again behind a defense of rather tanky things. Back i usually had 2 warmonks to heal or teleport troops out of danger, or annoying NPC that seem to love hugging danger and if i could afford, a few of those units, forgot their names, who could use both swords and bows on horseback? usually for special occasions, like attacking over a wall or some shite. I also had my avatar reclassed to.. i'm not sure what the name is, the class that can learn the counter skill, paired with the skill that lets me do another round when i kill someone.
I usually just sent him to divide their forced, so he can't divert a few to himself and keep them busy.


I don't think i'm doing bad at the game, but i get the feeling i didn't really use the game to its fullest? I barely used any flying units, only early on to transport tanks. nor did i really get into the dancers, or tricksters.

Anything that can pick locks is bad at anything else unless you train them. So tricksters and such aren't really your fault.

Flying troops are bad early because bows will wreck them and you have no real way of stopping that.

The units you're thinking of are bow knights. Useful, but I always liked mages more than archers. It's really just preference.
The way I get through the game is by turning my Avatar into a one-man army.
After reclassing a few times, his skills are Aegis and Pavise Two skills that reduce damage by half with %skill activation. One is bows/tomes/dragonstones and stuff and the other is melee wepons(More or less), Pass Lets the unit move through enemy units , ignis, and lifetaker. Which heals a unit for 50% of their hp if they kill a unit on your turn. Sol can switch with this one but Lifetaker is better once your character is almost unkillable.
I couldn't use Galeforce Moving again after you kill a unit because my character was male. It's an amazing ability though.

Basically just mess around with different skills and you'll do fine. There's no real need to tryhard unless you want too.

i see.... so i guess i wasn't that bad after all.
I just figured because every lil' shit's boasting about completing it on hard on classic mode, while i'm over there struggeling on normal on easy mode.....

But yeah, thanks for the tip! I'll also remember to reclass my lockpicker to something decent

Don't listen to the people who brag. They're annoying in any games' community.

As long as you have one or two people that you use with the lockpick ability, you'll be fine for chests. Abilities aren't class based, so go nuts. Just remember that once you reclass they won't be perfectly suited for the role you changed them too. Just get a few levels after every reclass and everything'll be fine.

Reeking boxes are your god. That's really all you need to beat the game. FE:Awakening really lets you mess around with how you win.

I see.... i never actually used them, but i can see what for. It was weird having my avatar be like a god descending on earth while everything else was just average.

Hey, thanks a lot man!

Reeking boxes will give you a profit no matter where you use them. There's always at least one enemy with a bullion and using them on later chapters will give harder enemies and more bullions per go.

Donnel, if you got him in the first prolouge, can give you an easy win. After you get him out of villager, his 20% per level bonuses really add up.

No problem man, have a good one.

Yeah, i used to think "summon more enemies.... to wreck my gear even faster? yeah.... no."

and everyone sais donnel is good, but really..... i just don't like his character~
I do like the child he produces with his delicious skill~

That's why I got armsthrift. (Luck x 2)% chance to not use durability? In pairups you can get almost 100% chance. Sign me up.

He's a useless prick when you get him. He dies in one fight and does almost no damage. But if you struggle through he'll carry your team all on his own.
His caps are about the same as everyone else, but he'll get there much faster. About 20% to be exact.

The best child for me was always Morgan. Since my avatar was so strong, she gained all his bonuses.
Second best was Lucina. If you can get her Chrom's skills and relief from Sumia, She can do alot by herself. And having an unbreakable weapon that is also a vulnerary doesn't hurt.

i especially went for her, just to have inigo as my son. hes my favourite character of all. so yes, olivia is definitely best waifu.

When They Cry

Don't write the # manually. Just go >>[number]. Like this >>#5

>>#3, >>#1, you click the comment number when you reply, and thanks for clearing that up

I have no idea how to do the number things.

Don't write the # manually. Just go >>[number]. Like this >>#5

>>#3, >>#1, you click the comment number when you reply, and thanks for clearing that up

The reporting system in league is actually awful. You have to get reported alot before anything actually happens. I agree that it's toxic as hell, but with how many players league has, it's the only way too punish people who troll, by joining games then afking or something like that.

Yeah, I only get mad like 1 game out of ten and even then, I'm not very toxic. Don't wanna get banned and miss the season rewards