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⌈ Secret Post #2619 ⌋

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[Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes]

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[Pushing Daisies]

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[Dallas Buyers Club]

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[Bravely Default]

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[Fake & Kuroko no Basuke]

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[Warehouse 13]

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[Willem Dafoe]

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[Dexter]

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[Rooster Teeth]

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[Lost Girl]

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I've been alternating rpgs with visual novel/puzzle games like Layton/Ace Attorney. It's a nice change of pace.

There's so much content in FE:A it's unreal. Not just the game, which I plan to play through again with different pairings and on a harder level than the easy-peasy beginners one I have now. But all the supports, and the DLC (I love the scramble DLCs for extra comedy convos) and the dozens of past characters you can battle.

(At 292 hours, I still haven't beat the game once totally. That's appalling, isn't it?)

I don't want it to end but now I'm ridiculously overlevelled from when I went for all the kids' support convos. I think it might be better to leave that save slot as it is and begin again on normal hardness level/classic insta-death for the full story effect.

I have Ghost Trick on my phone (I don't like buying things via iOS normally, but it was only a buck for the whole game) and Trials and Tribulations to finish on the DS, so I think I'll switch to those if I get tired after all. But your file sounds truly intense, and I wish you luck in beating the game! I need to get back to the DLCs when I've gone through my current list of games for sure.

Oooh, thanks! I just got given an old iphone so I'll be able to buy Ghost Trick for it if they sell it in the UK. Thanks for the tip, I had no idea. I blagged the iphone mostly so I could play the original AA trilogy.

You have no idea about my crazy intensive FE:A playstyle. I started keeping a whole exercise book of notes about who should marry who and what skills to pass onto the kids and what skills I wanted. Excessive.

I was enabled slightly in my overkill by blue on tumblr, who has whole marriage ref grids based on what pretty hair colour she wants her super-sprogs to have. (Red always best, in my opinion. My Gerome is red.)

http://acetactician.tumblr.com/

My first playthrough, I married Frederick the super tank. First love, awww. But not such a good long term option as his growth rates get very low.

This time, I've been holding off until I had all the kids. But now I still can't decide between Laurent, Owain or Gerome (or Brady! sudden love for Brady this playthrough after I levelled Lissa up properly and all Brady's support convos about him being weak now make zero sense.)

No problem! It may not be that cheap any longer since I got it during a specific sale, but hopefully it would beat the current prices. It was inflated up in value every time I had extra money, but it could just be US-based.

All of your pairings are adorable! And yes, I find red to be the best, too. I played a boy Robin the first time around so I could have a girl version for Hard mode, so I married Panne and I was happy with my choices. It'll be a hard choice when it comes time to replay, though... I really like a lot of the kids.

My first two playthroughs were with girl Avatars, since I reckoned as there are more men than women in the early stages of the game, so I had a better choice to marry early and get the Avatar some meaty pairup S-support bonuses.

Third time, I started a normal-difficulty game with a boy Avatar. Now I can pair up with Chrom a lot more in battle and not get accidentally married, whoops. I was always avoiding him as I like to pair him with Sumia purely because she can fly early on and carry him out of trouble.

Though apparently I need to marry Chrom during some playthrough for all the chapters to make complete sense? I dunno, I just don't feel anything for Chrom. Sorry mate, I'm sure you're a lovely guy. How about I marry your kid from the future instead? Isn't that better? Ha ha.

I find it a bit weird marrying Nowi and Panne to humans. I keep not wanting to think how the practicalities work. Nowi of course is a tank with massive growth, so I marry her off while kind of pretending I'm not because of her creepy character design. This time I did Lon'qu/Nowi. Why did I do it? No!!!!!! The Nah conversations are so unsettling with him as the dad. Or with any of her dads, I suppose.

My first playthrough, I married Panne/Ricken, since I wanted neither of them to do anything saucy with an actual adult human. A chaste, solely battle-based marriage of convenience. Then they had a kid! Arrgh! Although Yarne is great.

Anyway, I keep losing Vaike now. Stupid Vaike. Easily the hardest to keep alive/level up at the start.

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