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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 268: Hope & Change
xp1337 02/14/20 7:06:11 PM #265:	LordoftheMorons posted... In FE (not sure if this is true in all of the games, but it definitely was in the GBA games) everything is deterministic, so if you reload the exact same thing will happen. It's true in Three Houses as well. Level-ups are rolled at mission start so if your main character's next level up is a bad level up, rewinding time won't help you. It's also true in a general sense. If you rewind time then play out the exact set of actions the outcome will not change. However as I noted, if you alter a few actions so that the various rolls are being used differently you can end up on a different place on the table when you get back to the spot you revert from and possibly get a new result. On the same front, if you understand what rolls are occurring and can keep track of how many are being used/how many you rewound you can tell where that particular roll was and plan around it. Though again, level-ups are in their own area and you can't game them this way (but you can in FE7!) --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out? <cite>xp1337 posted [p:934387883] in Politics C... [t:78403764]...</cite> <quote>LordoftheMorons posted... </cite> <quote>In FE (not sure if this is true in all of the games, but it definitely was in the GBA games) everything is deterministic, so if you reload the exact same thing will happen.</quote>It's true in Three Houses as well. Level-ups are rolled at mission start so if your main character's next level up is a bad level up, rewinding time won't help you. It's also true in a general sense. If you rewind time then play out the exact set of actions the outcome will not change. However as I noted, if you alter a few actions so that the various rolls are being used differently you can end up on a different place on the table when you get back to the spot you revert from and possibly get a new result. On the same front, if you understand what rolls are occurring and can keep track of how many are being used/how many you rewound you can tell where that particular roll was and plan around it. Though again, level-ups are in their own area and you can't game them this way (but you can in FE7!) --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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