Fire Emblem: Raising an Army to Overrun the Heavens
火焰之纹章：暴兵横推诸天
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- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
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That's impressive. Opening a gift pack in public is such a brainless act. Are these the first three chapters, setting the intellectual ceiling for this book?
I don't even want to complain about trying to out-produce units against Skynet. What's the point of mass-producing units in front of Skynet? They'll just wait until you've mass-produced enough units, then drop a nuke and you're done for.
What's the point of massing troops in Fire Emblem? The lore tells you that high-stat characters can't be chipped away at by regular enemies. If they can't be damaged, they can't be damaged. And skilled players have built-in health and stamina regeneration; even if they run out of stamina, they'll just run away and you can't stop them. What's the point of massing troops?
Fire Emblem, childhood. The version that left the deepest impression on me was the spin-off: Sofia's Resurrection.
I'm currently playing the Emblem Monsters Arena (all hand-typed, no cheating), and I suddenly wondered if anyone writes Emblem fanfiction, but I haven't found many after searching for a while... It seems Emblem fanfiction is still a very niche genre. 😭
I first encountered Fire Emblem at the beginning of this century. In my personal opinion... It's called strategy, but it's just a game format. The world setting itself is actually a medium-magic world, close to high-magic, and the individual combat power is quite terrifying. From what I've seen, a character with decent max-level stats and some high-level equipment is basically unstoppable...
If it's about summoning an army, why does the summoner need to fight monsters to level up? Why not have subordinates fight monsters and then the summoner levels up? What's the point of having an army and heroes then? There's also the "resources" part. After reading so many chapters, I still don't understand what "resources" actually are.
Wait a minute! Since this is the universe, can't we go into the world of saints and demons?!
Summoner summons undead warriors
Is there a new book? Or have you changed your username? Did you end up in a factory?