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Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes (2022)

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Here is Chapter 4, and this is where the demo ends, well you can't do the Chapter 4 battle, but you do get to explore your camp, and this takes place two years after Chapter 3, and many things have changed. You can do quests that unlock various facilities, and you can do battles on the map that can be good for levelling up your units.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

This is the timeskip for Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, and this is two years after the events of Chapter 3, and as I picked Blue Lions, the route is Azure Gleam, for the names of other routes, Black Eagles timeskip is Scarlet Blaze, and Golden Deer timeskip is Golden Wildfire, I do think they are good names for the routes.
We go through a bunch of cutscenes, and we learn that Felix is the new Duke Fraldarius, and his father, Rodrigue, becomes part of our group, so we can get to play as him, and one thing I have noticed is Gilbert has gone back to being named Gustave, his real name, but I am very used to referring to him as Gilbert.
Not only does Rodrigue join us, Annette is technically a new unit we get to use, as she wasn't usable during Chapters 2 and 3. The first thing you have to do is talk to Dimitri, and while exploring, you can find notes, and one of them goes over Abyss, this was a DLC location in Fire Emblem: Three Houses where the side story Cindered Shadows took place there.
After talking to Dimitri, it is time to try out the facilities, one of them is the Training Instructor, this is where you can train your units to increase class level, level up or reset level of your units, Acquire Class is promotion, you can promote your units if you have an Intermediate Seal, which you can buy at the shop, and Mock Battle is like the training mode where you can practice with different classes.
Each unit has their preferred class, but you can go with whichever class you want on each units, I will list each unit in Azure Gleam and their preferred class.
Dimitri: High Lord
Dedue: Armored Knight
Felix: Mercenary
Ashe: Archer
Sylvain: Cavalier
Mercedes: Priest
Annette: Mage
Ingrid: Pegasus Knight
Rodrigue: Cavalier

While it does show their preferred class, you can put units in whichever class you want, you could even make Dimitri go into the Mage class if you want, or have a magic user, like Mercedes, go into the Thief class.
There are shops, one where you can buy equipment, like weapons, and another where you can buy gifts and Intermediate Seals. Talk to the Strategist, and you can do battles on the map, some of them are to defeat every enemy on the map, and one thing I want to go over that I didn't know about at the time I recorded this video is that tomes, gauntlets, and bows have their own weapon triangle, bows are good against gauntlets, tomes have an advantage over bows, and gauntlets are best against tomes.
After the battle, we get a scene with Edelgard and Hubert, where they make their plans to stop the Central Church. Then we get some new tasks, one is Volunteering, and another is Cooking, and for both of them, you can pick two units, and this can boost support points, and this does use an Activity Point, then you learn about gifts, which you can give to your units to increase support, there is the Reward Master, you can check rewards and achievements there. When you go into a battle, any units that are energized will gain bonus experience in battle, the more energized units, the more bonus experience all units receive at the end of the battle, and all units gain support points if they were deployed in battle, you can gain support if you have an ally as an adjutant and you defeat enemy commanders or use a Partner Special. You can get materials, which you can use to improve facilities.
Another thing about support conversations in this game is that in the demo version, you can only get up to C Support between units, and this video will likely go up on the release date of the full game, and if you are wondering, I do not plan on continuing the demo version, as this is more of a gameplay on the demo version, and I did play Scarlet Blaze and Golden Wildfire in my own time, and I did like how Chapter 3 of those routes were handled. If ever I decide to start a playthrough on Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, I will likely go through one of the routes as of then, but I do want to play as much of it in my own time before starting it.

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