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Fortune's Weave Punishes You for Playing Favorites
Polygon.com • • technology
Key Points:
- Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave initially encourages players to rely on a small group of strong, charming characters, making it tempting to ignore recruiting additional allies.
- Early gameplay features limited character slots and guest characters to fill rosters, allowing core groups to dominate early battles, especially in Part 1.
- Players who focus only on their core group may struggle later, as the War Arc in Part 2 significantly increases unit caps and battle difficulty, requiring a larger, well-trained roster.
- The transition to larger-scale battles in Acts 2 and 3 exposes the challenges of managing undertrained characters and maintaining their survival against tougher enemies and reinforcements.
- Effective time, resource, and gift management early on is crucial to avoid difficulties in later stages, as neglecting secondary characters can lead to exhaustion and strain during the War Arc.
