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Topic	Fire Emblem: Three Houses Topic 3: Mortal Savant is a Bad Class Edition
NeoElfboy 12/25/19 10:09:24 PM #470:	UltimaterializerX posted... Okay. The way this game tells its story is really off. When you play the other two routes, Edelgard is portrayed as a tyrant. In this route, Rhea is. The multiple choices are not handled well, because character personalities change too much. I actually think the characters are very consistent. The point is that who is a villain is a matter of perspective. (Rhea is always a tyrant whenever she has power, the only time she isn't one is when ~~she is a captive i.e. she has no power~~. For Edelgard, I think the key word there is <i>portrayed</i>, her behaviour is pretty darn similar regardless though, both the good and the bad.) Two chapters from the end of CF Maddening here! Alanna82 posted... That is why I don't really like Crimson Flower. It reads like fan fic to me. I have to strongly disagree, CF is an essential part of the game's experience. You can't really claim to understand Three Houses until you've played Crimson Flower and at least one other route; doing so is essential to understanding both Edelgard and Rhea who are arguably the two most important characters to the overall narrative. --- The RPG Duelling League: www.rpgdl.com An unparalleled source for RPG information and discussion <cite>NeoElfboy posted [p:932060228] in Fire Emble... [t:77983325]...</cite> <quote>UltimaterializerX posted... </cite> <quote>Okay. The way this game tells its story is really off. When you play the other two routes, Edelgard is portrayed as a tyrant. In this route, Rhea is. The multiple choices are not handled well, because character personalities change too much.</quote> I actually think the characters are very consistent. The point is that who is a villain is a matter of perspective. (Rhea is always a tyrant whenever she has power, the only time she isn't one is when she is a captive i.e. she has no power. For Edelgard, I think the key word there is <i>portrayed</i>, her behaviour is pretty darn similar regardless though, both the good and the bad.) Two chapters from the end of CF Maddening here! Alanna82 posted... </cite> <quote>That is why I don't really like Crimson Flower. It reads like fan fic to me.</quote> I have to strongly disagree, CF is an essential part of the game's experience. You can't really claim to understand Three Houses until you've played Crimson Flower and at least one other route; doing so is essential to understanding both Edelgard and Rhea who are arguably the two most important characters to the overall narrative. --- The RPG Duelling League: www.rpgdl.com An unparalleled source for RPG information and discussion</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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