My jaw dropped when you explained the rewarp bomb. Good stuff man

This is a really great video! Looking forward to your next one!

Rewarp Bomb is a game changer. Not only is it good for "nah fuck that I'm outta here and I'm taking the homies", but it's also good for "nah fuck you, here's death on a golden platter!" strats. Alls I needs now is a Rewarp Staff.

nailing it as always, def. one of my favourite strategy rpg peeps on youtube atm.

I just finished chapter 7. I used up all my rewinds because the boss stack kept 1-rounding one of my units (im one of those that refuse to lose anyone). I saw how Macaiah worked with Obstruction, so i dont know why i didnt think the same about warp/rewarp, both of which I had. Would haved saved me all that rewind time.

Good stuff lads!

I don't even have a switch but I'll watch this just to enjoy your thorough dissertation and commentary style. Keep up the good work, my man!

Rewarp bomb would have been super helpful on that beach chapter with the receding tide

Love the content!

Sigurd and louis eyy ma man.. ive been using this combo ever since i got louis.. tank with movement.. this is my first FE.. and im loving it.. now im gonna watch the rest of the vid cheers

Great banter bro

Louis the tank engine build is one of my favourites

You taught me a lot of stuff. I love your guides. Didn't know about the bottom idea as I don't have the staff yet currently just farming the Few areas in the flower. I'm playing hard mode and I'm trying to get everyone at least an even level before moving on

So, fun fact about that stage where the whole room rushed you: if you use Lyn's emblem attack to snipe the bosses instead of the healers, the boss will charge at you alone. you can lure them out one at a time for easy pickings that way.

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How farm sp?

You see, I read Micaiahs skills, and I read the fine print but my brained automatically nerfed it in my head because I was like, "aint no way it does what I think it just read". I now have serious fomo from the chapters I originally had her in. I'm at the part where her Ring is stolen now.

*Upon further testing, I discovered that my conclusion here was simply an error. I made a mistake, exp growth does not appear to be affected by promotion.* "I hear some of you old heads in the back saying you lose exp gains once your promoted, but that no longer appears to be the case." This is easy enough to test. Enter a skirmish with an unpromoted unit level 10 or higher. Enter a skirmish, attack an enemy, observe how much experience they gain. Reload the game, promote the unit, attack the same enemy, and observe how much exp they gain. Guess what? The promoted unit gains less experience. I tried this with a level 11 Alear, and gained 11 and 6 exp respectively. The exp system may have been tinkered with a bit, but the broad concepts that applied in the past still apply. And no, I'm not advocating for holding off on promotion as late as possible. Doing that results in a harder mid game, easier late game, while promoting early results in an easier mid game, harder late game. Ideally, you want to do whatever minimizes peak difficulty, which has historically been promoting on the earlier side given how the difficulty curves have worked in the past. Although Engage seems to encourage early promotions for a different reason: the mid game pre-promotes are generally just really good and outclass your early game units, so investing too much in their long term growth is kind of a waste aside from a select few units.

I absolutely destroyed chapter 14 of course I was on the easiest difficulty but I feel like I used the best units to take them out one at a time. I didn't even have to retreat.

The main character is so ridiculously strong. The speed growth is so broken. They can pretty much handle half the enemies in a given battle because they're like impossible to hit. Louie is my other front line guy. The man's strength is unreal.

why use all these strategies when all you really need is to stack on Avoid? avoid is still king and nothing can touch you.

Spoilers I love how player phase focused this game is. For the amount of movement based staffs you get it makes this game so fun. Warp, rescue and rewrap. And when you use emblem byleth and the dancer. And it makes these movements easier when all of your units have canter. For the two chapters you mentioned their both defeat boss so when they started moving I ended the chapter asap.