Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War music that has been extended to play for almost an hour. Composer: Yuka Tsujiyoko Developer: Intelligent Systems Publisher: Nintendo
@@Dani-fl7hp i like that. I personally thought that FE Echoes: Flames of Jugdral would be better since it follows SoVs naming convention but maybe that's a bit... on the nose
17 years later, the enemies have grown weaker, Oifay grows a Mustache, Seliph Fails to be as strong as his daddy, Julia Exists, Lewyn Lives, 2 guys hit on Larcei.
Bob Schloavington For Seliph he needs to inherit a Paragon Ring and whack a boss that can heal on a castle and he'll gain so much experience he won't need to move on foot any longer and he'll be as strong daddy if not, better and a leg ring (optional) to make him more mobile and useful. I did this on my playthrough and it works great and is very convenient.
Iirc at the end of part 1 says that Arvis's empire at the beginning wasn't the best, but it was pretty good. Only after Julius was born things got bad.
'I promised my sword to King Seliph. It's a promise I intend to keep.' - Shannan: Wielder of Astra 'I am Altena, the daughter of Quan of Leonster.' - Altena: Luminous Rider 'My name is Ced. I was defending Meath and now I'm here.' Ced: Hero on the Wind 'I've trained plenty. Let me in on some real fighting already!' Larcei: Keen Kin Coming to Fire Emblem Heroes on January 9th. And in a few days later, Travant: King of Thracia as well.
Light Inheritors, to me at least, is a sort of expression of both Sigurd and Deirdre merged together. Sigurd sounds triumphant and loud, while Deirdre sounds soft and melodic, coming together around 0:38 to form a sort of harmony.
Darth Revan I noticed that this theme sounds much like chapter 1 where Sigurd meets Deidre the first time. Oddly enough, Seliph meets his half sister, Julia in this chapter.
The chapter where if you want anyone to get experience, you have to try to hold back Larcei and Ulster to prevent them from clearing the entire map on their own, Delmud shows how much of a liability he is, Lester has to be fed kills unless he inherits the brave bow and power ring, Oifey eats a brave axe, and Julia becomes a healbot.
If we get an Echoes remake of this, I want the music to be in a similar genre. Just clearer thanks to modern hardware and without having to rely on a limited sound-font. This nice in-between of 90's modern music and a war orchestra. It'd make the game stand out from other Fire Emblem games for not just having a generic orchestra, and given how well Three Houses' soundtrack worked out, I think this can work just as well.
This is the chapter where you realize Seliph with the Paragon Ring and the Slim Sword vs. Danann is free EXP. Unlike other boss abuse situations which rely on luck and become tedious (like trying to grind up Arden & Dew), Seliph has 100 Hit and only takes about 10 Hit in return with Diarmuid nearby. As a result, he can attack on both player phase and enemy phase for about 75 EXP per turn. Plus, his constant level-ups in HP give free heals for Julia & Lana. Usually, most games would heavily reduce EXP gain in order to disincentivize boss abusing, but Danann is a promoted enemy who lacks a ranged weapon and has terrible Hit vs. any sword character, so he’s the easiest boss to grind EXP off of.
@Farkluspeak for yourself, that game was tricky ony blind playthrough. Anf im a pussy bitch that restarts for characters, ans j still ended up loosing some of them late into the maps amd not resetting
I just reached this chapter today and I love how broken Larcei and Ulst are. Seliph isn't quite like Sigurd yet but I have a feeling he's gonna be better than him eventually. Nobody will quite compare to the massive glow-up of Lachesis' promotion though, not till Leif gets there.
I also like Radney. I like how she is not OP as Larcei but is still a good unit. Also, I prefer Radney's design. She looks more gorgeous imo. Plus she is the first female Hero in the series.
I played with the substitutes in the 2nd generation. Rodolban and Radney are good substitutes (I know their official names are Dalvin and Creidne but I don't care 'Rodolban' is such a cooler name) Radney is the best of the two. She is not as OP as Larcei but she becomes strong and I prefer her design. Also, Radney is the first female Hero in the series (awesome) Dimna (Deimne) is not very impressive at first because he only starts with an Iron Bow but his growths are not bad and his special event helps him a lot. He ended becoming a good 'machine gun guy'. I prefer him than Lester tbh. Mana is cuter than Lana. She heals, that's all. Now Tristan, this is one of my favorites substitutes and playable character in FE4 Train him is hard because he starts only with Critical Skill so he won't be able to make two hits and he only starts with an Iron Sword but his growths are good (he is the only substitute with a over 100% HP growth) and when you gave him a Brave Sword he will become very capable. In my Substitutes Run, my Tristan (with Brave Sword and Power Ring) was able to kill Ishtar in one turn
Tbh Gen 2's start felt more like the start of an FE game to me. Idk why it just does, despite the christmas cavs being replaced by two myrms. Two really good myrms tho, so no complains.
Ulster and Larcei are honestly kind of terrible just because they lack a mount. In combat, they're usually outclassed by other foot units with holy weapons (Shanan, Faval, maybe Ced)
Seliph the new. lord Lana the cute one Larcei the OP chick Ulster the badass son of a bitch Oifey the beginner of his own archetype Lester the Awesome bow guy Dermott. the useless guy
