Castle and Arena Guide for Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War!
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2024
- A Spoiler-Free guide to help new players make the most of the Arena and Castle features in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.
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Fe Elitist: I hate the new games because it has grinding unlike the older games
Fe4: nervous sweating
pairing mechanics ruined the series!
fe4 has left the chat
me: laughs in Ethlyn leveled up to lvl 20 in the Prologue and 300 turns of exploiting that one commander spawning brigands mechanic in chapter 1 to get a 90+kills on a iron blade amongst other things (I'm currentely at start of chapter 4)
Ced von Noish Arena abuse: Allow us to introduce ourselves
Jokes aside Fe4 does have grinding and yes it is optional but my comment is more of a Pot calling the Kettle black situation you can’t say you hate X game for Y reason when it has existed in previous entries
Blake Blast with that mindset no fire emblem game has Grinding if it’s an option?
Ced von Noish Fair enough
i just watched my thief do 1 damage per turn to a fighter with 40 hp and 0% hit rate. now that's strategy
I hope i don't disappoint anyone who expected this video to be super-edited like the main guide. My priority here was to get the information out ASAP for everyone that started playing this game because of my "Genealogy for Everyone!" video. I hope all the information provided helps you all make the most of whatever castle you be crashin' at! thank you so much! on to the next vid.
Hi Mekkkah!
I am locked in the basement of Agusty castle. Send aid
@@shanner Prisoners aren't allowed to talk smh. That's extra whippings for you.
Thanks for the vid! I went into chapter 1 and after trying out the arena I was starting to wonder what the catch was for using it, turns out there isn't one.
You are beyond awesome Chaz. 😎 I'd laugh, .. if it wasn't true ..... Squatala!! I hit it on the mark!!
Thank you for this Holyn recruitment guide!
Im guessing sleeping at a reasonable time is not one of the mechanic.
The short version is you're gonna spend like 60% of your playtime just faffing about with castle stuff.
“Arena showcases a unit’s performance before they head into battle”
Lex, after witnessing Deirdre clearing the entire gauntlet while still unable to win against Tiburon the Myrmidon after years of attempts: Am I a joke to this system?
I think that the "feature" I'll miss most from this game was having all the arena opponents have names. Made me get attached. Shine on, little gladiators.
I don't know what you mean,
My favourite punching bag named enemy unit is Ingrid.
tfw Xenon doubles your entire army
Thanks to you I have successfully "Yeeted myself into Jugdral." I'm midway thru Chapter 2 and loving every second of it. Thank you so much for the great guides Choopi Choosi!
Welcome to this guide on how to make a fantastic Fe video:
Step 1) be Chaz Aria LLC
I'm currently in the middle of Chapter 5 in my first Genealogy playthrough ever and I can't wait to watch this guide and discover how wrong I've been doing everything and how much better off I could be!
But hey, that's the fun of a blind playthrough. Thanks for this Chaz :)
I just finished chapter 5 a few weeks ago
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Finished it today! Hoping to start with 6 soon.
@@protontoad unrelated, but what are your pairings?
shytende aka Tamanoir
I’ll admit that I did look a fair bit into pairings so I’m not at all blind on that front (I knew a few things about this game beforehand).
Midir/Aideen
Lex/Ayra
Holyn/Bridget
Finn/Sylvia
Erin/Lewyn
Azel/Tailtiu
Lachesis/Beowulf
Sylvia and Finn literally got lover status on like turn 40 something of chapter 3 it was close lmao. It’s been fun strategizing around like- positioning my units so they get romance points each turn, especially with the crazy fe4 quad dancer thing.
@@protontoad Pairings is what makes this game so fun to replay.
On my second playthrough I did Lex/Tailtiu and Lachesis/Azel, and while not optimal at all, it was tons of fun.
_I like to imagine Byleth would have used Chaz's videos to teach her class-_
"I still have much to learn..."
Thanks for talking about the main game instead of the chess-like side mode
One of my favorite things to do in the arena is, if a unit seems like they can absolutely win the next fight, but for some reason (RNG) they lose, I can keep throwing them in at 1 HP, forcing RNG to conform to my needs, until they eventually dodge every attack and secure the win, netting them a gorgeous full HP bar!
So satisfying. So... naughty.
The guy on the bottom left of the thumbnail is the epitome of "When she says she wants to Genealogy and chill"
SBFH01 lol but like for real I laughed when I backed out of the video to check the thumbnail.
2:42
Ah, the true Alec experience!
I always end up giving him the slim sword from chapter 1 instead of the steel sword. I find it works better on a speed-based build like Alec to have a lighter weapon like that. Noish gets the iron lance because it's not like he's going to be doubling anyway, so he might as well have more versatility.
@@Chaosdude7111 I actually love Alec in the first gen of FE4. His reliably good speed growth plus pursuit gives him a lot of benefit in stacking kills onto a weapon (usually a slim sword for trading around in ranked runs). While Noishe/Naoise is quite good as a father and once the brave sword comes around, I do find that Alec is more reliable before either of those things come around, despite his notable difficulties in the strength department.
Why am I watching these when fe4 is my favorite game in the series and I already know all this
For good fe4 content
This video is still edited better than most other channels on UA-cam
I personally find the arena to be one of the most fun parts of Fe4. There's something about manipulating RNG to your advantage to ensure that your weak units curb stomp the entire arena that is so unbelievably satisfying.
Agreed
Woah there, choop, what's the scoop?
So glad you're making these! I wish RD was only in Japanese so I could slowly reveal to all it's greatness
I have never touched this game and yet again I find new cool things about the game that Three Houses took inspiration from.
I started playing this game the day you uploaded the last guide video, i think I figured most of this out while playing from the few things I had seen/heard about this game, but this guide makes things more clear and you mentioned a few things I didn't know, so thanks! 👍
Btw currently on 'chapter 2 Disturbance in Agustria'
tfw none of your friends give you their extra weapons and you have to fight with a broken sword because they all make you buy their weapons from the pawn shop for full market value.
The continent of Ancapistan
@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast Mmmm… passing items between lovers? Not sure about that. Most of couples won't have correlating weapon proficiency, and thus the only thing you pass around would be that ring, or band, whatever it's translated as.
While lessening the strain of gold management, it would take away a good chunk of planning ahead. Without having to spend 40k each chapter, preparing items to pass off to offspring would be a breazer too.
Your voice is so relaxing and your videos are incredible my only wish is that you would make more of them. As a veteran player i feel like i always learn essential stuff from your content. Your three houses videos made the game 200x more fun for me
Thanks💚
Hot damn, this game needs either a release or remake on switch!!
How did you already heart this, I commented 15min ago! Anyways, love the content Chaz! Do you have a suggested emulator to use? I have a rom but the emulator I have likes to crash.
Snes9x
Wow didn't expect this to come out rn
I just started my run of Genealogy and I’m very grateful for this guide! Currently on Chapter 2 and was a little lost on the town mechanics. Thank you!
This is helpful. I've been anxious to progress from chapter 1 because I thought I'd need to backtrack to the first castle to use the pawnshop there (I sold the speed ring but needed the money from that thief kid to buy it back.. Whoops), but now I know that I can just enter whichever castle. That's good to know.
Honestly my biggest complaint about this game is that you can't choose how much gold you give. It would be a heckuva lot easier for Dew to get levels if he didn't have to give all of his gold away every time he uses the command :/
This should be a series. Just a big playlist of video guides on Genealogy! I’d love that.
As someone who only in the last 2 weeks started playing FE4, and having already reset after getting to Chapter 7 and realizing I wanted to do things differently with a much better understanding of the game, It's really cool to see a video like this that's explaining mechanics I discovered myself. Plus helping me out with some strategy and mechanic abuse is never unwelcome. The Arena is probably my favorite part of FE4's baseline mechanics simply because of how it functions as an indicator. If you can't do well in the Arena against a certain enemy, you know you need to watch for those specific enemy types, but if you absolutely dominate an enemy, you know you can deal with them with little effort.
Thanks for spreading the good word of FE4 Chaz! You're what finally made me decide to play it when I stumbled across an old video of yours. It's become up there as my currently 2nd favorite but could very easily become my favorite FE game with just 1 more insanely fun to use unit which I imagine I will get in Ares.
I just love that free grind before almost every chapter especially for the healers.
Good stuff as usual. You're the main reason why I gave Genealogy another try. I'm on Chapter 8 now and really enjoying the game.
I never knew how to re-roll the rng, so this was really helpful, thanks so much!
I made a comment several weeks ago about how this guide helped me in my first playthrough. Well, I just finished a 2nd playthrough of the game, and it’s MUCH better on repeat playthroughs due to foreknowledge. As a result, I can safely say that FE4 is now my 3rd-favorite FE game behind PoR & RD.
I did all new pairings in my 2nd playthrough, and it made the gameplay of Gen 2 so different and refreshing. While my 1st playthrough involved the conventional popular pairings and produced the expected Lewyn!Ced with Forseti, my 2nd playthrough had highlights such as Lewyn!Arthur (with Forseti on a horse) and Lex!Patty (the tankiest thief ever). I even learned how Miracle works, so arena-cheesing became much easier to manipulate for Silvia/Lene & Lachesis/Nanna. Once again, thank you for this guide as FE4 has many fun mechanics to exploit/min-max.
On another note, I’m also impressed that the story held up well upon scrutiny. People talk about Gen 2 not being as complex as Gen 1, but I actually like Gen 2’s story since it’s surprisingly competent. The characters’ actions all make sense, and it thankfully doesn’t rely on tired tropes or people acting stupid for the plot (which happens a lot in other FE games).
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Wow, such a great guide, but however how about i give all my kills to Lewyn instead.
This was a short but sweet video detailing basically all you need to know about the arena, castle item management and it’s underling and useful mechanics. I’m hopeful that people will be able to take advantage of the arena and it’s extreme usefulness with help from this guide. Something small to his credit that Chaz didn’t mention is that he ended up beating the entire first generation without the arena so you really shouldn’t worry too much about being unable to clear it with every unit. Don’t forget as well that other units you recruit during a chapter can still utilize the arena, the return staff helps get those units back to the castle and does wonders to save you time. Remember, because you can save at the start of every turn, you can kinda save scum a bit with multiple arena units after their recruitment if you want (a.k.a you can take a chance and not do the arena with a few units until the chapter’s end or at the point where you have new recruits and try save scumming to get through with the more recent units if you want). Also important to note, when units visit a captured castle (not the starting castle) they can make use of the rest of their movement like canto. If you visit (enter command) from outside the main castle (starting castle) your units turn will end, bear in mind that if you use the return staff to send a unit home and the sent unit hasn’t used their turn, they will be able to interact with the castle’s utilities and move out of it on the same turn. Just a few more tips for ya if you really want them. Great video as usual Chaz!
You are quickly becomming my favorite fe youtuber.
This has skyrocketed to my favorite fire emblem channel. You're hilarious and helpful lol
chaz his chilled since his first videos the graphic designs are still the best on youtube
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Honestly speaking these guides are really helpful, Chaz! It is pushing me to pick up back Genealogy after the disaster that was Ayra vs Arden and Quan 😅
Damn the content I need for my sleepless nights 😌
I was very pleased to see that Choopi made another amazing video that I actually really found helpful.
Chaz , I was planning to sleep tonight. Thanks for the best guides!
After yeeting into jugdral myself off the back of the last video, this game already has the most engaging story in the series I've played so far. And I'm only at chapter 3 (granted, I have already been spoiled on a certain event)
Chapter 2 was rough though, with Raquesis' simp brigade to protect and villages to rush to. But maybe the problem is I've been using disturbance in agustria as study music for months already, and it just reminds me of work now, haha
So basically, thanks for getting me to play it!
throwback to me starting chapter 1 with all of my units on 1 hp from sending the arena on my first playthrough...
The castle and arena system is a really great mechanic in FE4. You can spend so much time preparing without the turn running out. Arena gives money and exp to buy those items you want, so it's part of this feedback loop that really can't be changed without changing the whole system.
I finished this game twice but still learned new things from this video nice vid bro
Ty!
Holy shit, I had no idea the equip option in the arena continued the same battle! That's awesome
As always, I love your edits and the explanations on getting into FE4 helps even to someone like me who has already played a bit of the game. Fantastic work.
I'm definitely YEETing myself into Jugdral soon. Going through Archanea atm so I don't want to have too much FE on my plate, but this is so going to be next! Thanks for the basic tips. Looking forward to experiencing greatness.
Beautiful editing as always Chaz
Ah yes the classic 2 AM infodump. My favourite way to spend the wee hours of the morning.
You forgot the 5th way to earn gold: Have your thief or your thief sword hit the enemy.
The enemy got hit by those will have all their gold transferred into the attacker's gold pocket.
This is also the only way to get 100% gold from villages. Because each time the bandit burn the village down, he takes away 500 gold from that village. Steal his gold and you will have all what he take.
Bandit doesn't take gold from village. Each bandit and pirate carry 5,000 gold on them by default. Precisely the reason why chapter 3 is a gold mine, and pivotal in ranked runs.
Been playing this recently with a friend who's new to FE. Thnx for the tips, choopi. Missin your streams and I hope you're doing well despite everything that's happened recently.
Thanks for these videos. I love TRPGs though I never finish them. Your suggestion to savescum the long battles over several sittings is really relaxing and lowers the barrier of entry. Interesting that the game uses a turn-based PRNG, that's good to know how to get different results. I'll pick the rest of the numbers up later if I need it.
I absolutly love your fe4 guides!
Chaz these videos actually made me yeet into Jugdral yesterday!
Now please stop waiting outside my house and reminding me every day, I’m actually playing it please go home my neighbors are getting weirded out.
"your total units in your army can go into the 20s."
Me who just played shadow dragon and new Mystery: haha, yeah so many units.
Beaten the game a few times over but man's voice so slick I just gotta watch
Thank you choops, these vids have driven me to commit to finally go play genealogy. Once I finish engage anyways.
At least I can go too sleep listening too Chaz's smooth voice.
You make it sound like Dew doesn't need all of his money to not die in the arena. Regardless of Dew being Dew, great guide Choopi, kudos.
I always say I'm gonna do these things listed. Start new play thru. Drink beers and forget. My latest save files got trashed cause my computer took a shit. I have holy wars on my modded snes mini. I still didn't finish this game yet. But took me 3 years to beat echoes, and just finally beat that 9 days ago I just work alot. Thanks for all these holy war vids. It's my 2nd favorite game in the series behind gaiden
Genealogy fans: oh boy 1 am!
Tbh I watched to make sure there weren't any spelling mistakes.
There were none I could find. Good job Choopi 👍🏼
Mario and Luigi will always be the best arena enemies and you cant change my mind
Yes, part two of this lovely game and smooth voice
I needed a guide like that, I had doubts about what to do in the castle, but also ... I need a guide on how to make the pairings for the second generation and how to inherit the weapons
Castle management is fun and I enjoy it and NOBODY can stop me!
Even though I've played Genealogy twice, I still loved this guide! The tips on passing around weapons were things I had never considered before!
One more thing--can you give any advice on the bug that makes the game run out of of RNs during long arena battles? Is it anything to be concerned about, or does it only happen during exceptionally long fights?
I like how you can exploit the arena to gain the specific stats you need
Even though I am on my second run of fe4 this is really helpful!
About a year ago, I tried playing FE4 blind, but I got absolutely bodied by the game’s unique mechanics and ended up dropping the game around Chapter 2. During that time, I played other FE games, but knowing the glowing praise this game has received, I felt obligated to give the game another chance one day. Fast-forward to June 2021, and I decided to start fresh and try the game again with a different mindset.
Instead of treating this like a typical FE game where each map is a singular puzzle meant to be completed in one sitting, I treated the game more like an arena-sim RPG marathon. I compare each map to an RPG overworld where you save and prepare between the different skirmishes you encounter. With inventory management and preparation being a major part of the game, I watched your guides multiple times to understand the Home Castle’s mechanics better.
I’ll be honest when I say I arena-abused the hell out of my team in Chapters 1 & 2 to finally get past the infamous Chapter 2. I also looked up the secret events like Lex’s Brave Axe and Arden’s Pursuit Ring. Anyways, once I got to Chapter 3 (which was new territory for me), the game’s positive qualities really started to shine. I engaged in Paragon Ring trading strats to promote most of my team, and I really liked the design of Chapter 3’s pirate arc (where the map structure felt more like traditional FE).
Gen 2 genuinely surprised me with how fun it was. I did the conventional pairings of Midir-Edain, Lex-Ayra, Beowolf-Lachesis, Lewyn-Erinys, Azelle-Tailtiu, & Dew-Brigid, and I accidentally paired Silvia with Alec. The kids were absolutely busted and fun to play with, so even in Chapter 6, I enjoyed training them since they get 4-5 stats per level-up on average. Ares with Mystletainn was incredibly fun as a Res-tank Crit machine, Master Knight Leif with Light Brand became my physical tank, and Forseti Ced became my boss-killer due his 100+ Avo.
I eventually finished the game by August, and I want to thank you for putting this guide out there. FE4 is a game whose qualities shine more with foreknowledge, but considering it was a ‘90s game, it lacked many features that usually help blind players such as in-game tutorials. Without this guide, I wouldn’t have ever figured out tactics like trading low-durability weapons to save money and cheese the arena.
Now that I’ve had a month to sit on the game, FE4 has grown to be one of my higher-ranked FE games. I’d still rank both Tellius games ahead of FE4 for sure, but I now love the world of Jugdral. If I ever replay the game again, a lot of my early gripes won’t become a problem anymore now that I know I can beat the game. Thanks, dude.
np and I'm glad u had a good time! one part of the game I love especially is how the arena is meant to be exploited. it should feel like squeezing youre every last drop of money and exp out of your crew.
@@Choops6969 Yeah, exploiting the arena is actually a major highlight for me. Personally, FE4 is growing on me the way _Xenoblade Chronicles 2_ & _Final Fantasy VIII_ did for me over time. Both of those games were ones with unique mechanics that aren’t necessarily that intuitive at first glance, but once you figure out how to exploit them, you have an amazing time.
Funny enough, I actually started a 2nd playthrough of FE4 about 7 hours ago just to see if my current feelings on the game were genuine. Well, I’m about 2/3 of the way done with Chapter 1, and I’m having a blast now that I’m familiar with the whole game! Chapter 1 was a grind during my 1st playthrough, but now that I know what to expect, I’m blazing through Verdane. I felt particularly clever when I burned RNs by having Azelle intentionally lose to the Myrmidon in the arena (thus allowing me to give extra levels to the others).
Even with all the tips you gave, I still find joy in figuring out new arena strategies. During my first playthrough, I really enjoyed trading around the Paragon Ring for the arena (starting in Chapter 3) because it was a strat I discovered on my own. Arena earnings total 17,500G per chapter, so it’s actually very cost-efficient to trade around the Paragon Ring since buying it (-40,000G), clearing the arena (+17,500G), and selling the ring (+20,000G) results in double EXP all for a small cost of 2,500G (not counting weapon repair costs).
This particular playthrough will probably be an on-and-off thing (since that 1st playthrough was a major time investment), but even so, theory-crafting new pairings is fun. While pairings in the later games gave you child units through optional paralogues, the pairings in FE4 fundamentally change the gameplay of the entire 2nd half, thus creating lots of variety in each playthrough. It’s much better than my experience with FE6 this year where I have no real interest in doing a 2nd playthrough (with FE6’s gameplay being much less versatile).
Good job Chaz
Its worth mentioning that if an arena battle goes on for too long it will run out of RN’s and start burning level up RN’s. So if a unit is about to level up, end the fight and restart it right before the last hit. If you dont units will likely get terrible level ups. Even Sigurd who has over 100% hp growth can get a blank level upw
My favorite part was when Chaz was arguing with a guy on discord about the map design of FE4.
Thats usually how my tuesdays go
castles were why I loved fe:4. It’s the main reason why I wanted to Yeet into Jugdral.
Even though I've completed the game three times so far, I can't resist some tasty fe4 content
@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast Randomized fe4 is amazing. I'm currently on chapter 10 of my randomized run.
Is that an HD Gheb?
@@joshuagabrielcatindig7607 yeah, just Google "Gheb fanart" and you'll find it
@@ninenineninenine407 Gheb is daddy
Aaand, it's about time I subscribed.
I'm on the second chapter of gen 2 and only now realizing that trading weapons for the arena might be a good idea... Instead of, ya know, letting Sigurd end Gen 1 with more weapons and fancy jewelry than he knew what to do with because selling things when he was at the gold cap gave me frugal anxiety.
That's amazing! I never knew you could change weapons mid arena battle. I'm the type of guy that would save slot right before the battle and then reloaded if my character failed that way I'm not suck with 1HP.
Hey, I just beat prologue and your guide helps
The overall passion of this channel seems really... passionate. Super quality content i would say. Love the Visualisations of the Game. // So, is there a longer development plan for this channel? that is open to share? Some vague insights what the future might bring? (i personally prefer some healty quality content over "unhealty" quantity and have a large focus on SNES gaming)
I got a new video ive been working on for a few months coming out this week. Either wed or thurs ill post something more specific in the community tab soon.
@@Choops6969 Nice, looking forward.
Taco Meat daddy don't tease me with just the tip; I want the whole game. Shove it all in my video until it smack my time limit. Pound my subscription with your massive series.
Ahwoo!
Imma pretend like I ain't even see that
Me studying for the GRE right now? Helpful.
Me studying Chaz's guide and spanking that nut button? IMPERATIVE
You could also mention setting up "rng burner", but maybe that's just for rank runs… It is tedious, and not needed in casual, fun run.
Some of the best weapons and accessories to pass around are the Brave weapons and the Paragon Band (for that juicy double exp)
Love your channel dude!
Really enjoy all your videos, Chaz. I wish I had these back when I was playing FE4 last summer xD but it's ok I made it through and Genealogy became my favorite FE game too.
I actually have a question for ya tho. Idk if this is necessarily a video worthy topic but I'd like to know your thoughts on the FE4 saving process vs things like Mila's turnwheel or Divine pulse. If you can save at the start of any turn, with multiple files available to restart back to when something goes wrong, then how is this mechanic better or worse than the option to rewind turns via Divine pulse? Personally I loved having the ability to save every turn and potentially restart a turn again (especially since I was playing the game semi blind and didn't know much about seizing castles when I played, or how they trigger certain events when I wasn't ready yet to proceed etc). But I've heard people diss Divine pulse and Mila's turnwheel as being too cheap. Why is the saving at the start of every turn mechanic necessarily viewed upon more favorably by those who dislike the turnwheel mechanic? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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@@Choops6969
Very interesting video! Personally my favorite mechanic was FE4 saves (but as you said, it highly encourages save scum) and the SD + NM saves on the map (limited uses but require careful planning).
Now that Three Houses has been released and I've played it so many times, the entire game was built around semi cheap mechanics which is why Divine pulse was necessary. I've played maddening mode twice and I don't think I would have survived with my sanity without Divine pulse having 10+ charges. Ambush spawns aren't fun. But obviously maddening mode isn't balanced at all so that's kinda the fault of the mode itself.
Honestly I think a good in between solution is what they did with the sword of the creator: you can rest to restore a few durability uses. But NOT the full durability; you'd still need umbral steel to restore the full durability back. Rest is a mechanic that forces you to pick between weekly activity: rest, explore, battle and seminar. Most players won't rest at the beginning of the month or the 2nd week (usually they explore once and battle the next week). But they might be willing to rest on week 3 or 4 if the sword of the creator is low on durability and they need a few more uses. That's a finite resource and it forces you to choose between resources (waste a potential week resting) but it also helps with refreshing motivation of students too. So if that mechanic would have restored Divine pulse charges in the same way, it would be perfect for those who want to limit uses. That way casual players can fully recharge pulse by spending precious forging material (which is also resource management) and experienced veterans can have the limited pulse charges per map if they aren't willing to waste a weekly activity resting.
Thanks for making this video! FE 3 Houses was my introduction and these guides have convinced me to play Genealogy! I'm surprised how similar the two games are. I'm curious to see the difficulty ramp. I thought 3H was pretty difficult (finished Hard Classic VW and Maddening Classic Regular No New Game Plus AM) but then again I'm new to the series. I have a feeling this game is going to be alot harder haha.
This game is way easier than maddening. Youll be fine.
If this game ever gets a remake, they should balance the Arena. The Arena's only used for units that need to play catch-up in terms of levels. And yeah, if you know what you're doing, you'll fly through the arena matches no sweat. This is from my own experience especially with my YT playthrough of FE4.
Well, you can also burn RNG by designating a unit sentenced to lose (since winning is too unlikely) and be sourse of healer exp and re-entering arena on 1HP after your powerful units complete the arena. Sure, it wastes more money than burning RNG on successful rounds (since you waste weapon durability) but can be good if we really want to push f.e. axe unit over an arena myrmidon, knowing he's hampered by weapon triangle and will breeze by other arena opponents.
So these two videos convinced me that FE4 isn't as scary and hard as everyone made it out to be.
On chapter 1, and so far I'm loving the dynamic maps.
since the Arena always leaves you with 1 hp if you lose you can continue to enter and fight until you get favourable RNG. especially useful for units with the Miracle skill as they are granted higher evasion at low HP
Miracle does not activate if u enter an arena battle with 1 hp
@@Choops6969 Miracle is not a good example but there are abilities that activate at low hp that could make it such that entering arena at 1hp being more favourable than full health
I'm playing through fe4 for the first time and I find I have a hard time letting go when units (namely silvia and dew) can't quite get through an arena level. Granted, I just beat chapter 4, everybody is promoted and married, I got the shield sword, and since I'm aware of the impending doom, I may finally be able to relax a bit for ch5 (apart from worrying about not having enough gold to rebuy certain rings before its too late)
Good old passing around weapons for the arena. The hero sword doesn't cost money; it MAKES money.