Let's Play Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn - #10. All Your Base Are Belong To This Video

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Published on June 9, 2011 3:48:27 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DVyo_tohOw

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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (2007)

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Let's Play

Duration: 20:27

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The title is pretty much what this video is....I cover a lot of the base options as we get prepared for the next chapter. I won't cover the base to the same extent in future videos, but I figured it was necessary to show off the procedures at least once.

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Meg

Class: Armor Sword (1) - Sword General (2) - Marshall
Weapons: Sword, Lance (2), Axe (3)
Skills: Fortune - Enemies can't perform critical hits on characters with this skill.

Growths:
HP: 60%
Strength: 35%
Magic: 15%
Skill: 40%
Speed: 65%
Luck: 75%
Defense: 35%
Resistance: 50%

Beastly speed growth for an armored unit, but besides that, she kind of lacks in a few other departments that would really help her on the whole. She's quite usable if you raise her enough, but it does take time...time and patience. Patience that this game doesn't really offer you very much. She's definitely not the worst unit though.

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Affinity Bonuses:
Fire: Attack +0.5, Accuracy +2.5
Water: Attack +0.5, Defence +0.5
Wind: Accuracy +2.5, Avoid +2.5
Thunder: Defence +0.5, Avoid +2.5
Heaven: Accuracy +9
Earth: Avoid +7.5
Light: Defence +0.5, Accuracy +2.5
Dark: Attack +0.5, Avoid +2.5

To obtain the complete bonus for two characters, add up the individual bonuses for the two affinities and multiply them by the support level (1x for C, 2x for B and 3x for A). If any fractions are present, round down for values less than 0.4 and round up for values more than or equal to 0.5.

I'm sure there is a little more that goes into these numbers, but these are the basics. I assume you just take the affinity bonuses for each character, add them together, and then add the multiplier into the mix. Again, that may not be everything, but in true basic form, that's what it is.

(from SerenesForest.Net)

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