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Tyranthraxus posted...

Just because you're playing on casual doesn't mean you're willing to sacrifice characters. That's your choice. Resetting is dodging the limitations classic imposes on you. You want consequences but then don't want to accept those consequences. You're as casual as it gets and playing "classic" doesn't change that.

The only difference that I can think of is whether or not you're committed to having to reset or living with a character missing.

Playing on Casual would be the equivalent of saying you're playing Diablo on Hardcore, except you're not, and you just say you'll delete your character if you die.

So a Casual Player and a Normal Player enter a mission, and this mission is particularly hard to win w/o losing anyone. The Normal Player is gonna have a hard time, trying different strategies, playing carefully. The Casual Player can just get frustrated and brute force it. Because Fire Emblem is actually really easy if your only goal is to not lose everyone important to the plot, Casual is basically having a "Level Skip Option". The Penalty for not resetting is removed.

That being said, I misread your original comment and I reiterate my apology.
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