Well since her performance isn't pleasing to computers are for losers that means it's okay to (looks at the video again)

DLC works similar to Awakening in some aspects, and different in others. You can play it at any point in time after Chapter 6. DLC is repeatable, though the free map doesn't give you rewards after the first time.

Are we going to get these responses forever, or just the first few months?

Xenoblade Chronicles is going to be available for the Wii U? Did not see that one coming especially since the 3DS port was last year.

Queen II!

You can do it Space Pope! Use the full power of the Space Church if need be!

Voting for Kodos. Just so I can say the line.

Look at this map of NY! See how many counties voted for Bernie!

An NPR comment section? Best to set it on fire. It's the only safe way to deal with it.

My best guess is that somewhere in there is a "No, you!" argument.

So I know that you know that I know that I have trouble following a turn of the phrase… I think.

Oh yeah, I didn't have trouble with physical attackers in Birthright because Ryoma and Takumi just dodge everything. But when people got hit, they got hit badly.

Oh whoops I knew I was forgetting the two entries I haven't played.

Uh, well they aren't meant to be end all be all thing. It's much more helpful to read the damn review.

Robin was a jack of all trades who would be balanced even with the Asset/Flaw system. Corrin tends much more to defense, and you aren't told this at character creation. My Hoshidan princess Corrin had resistance as an asset. Whoops?

I never know whether Casual mode is something I should use in Fire Emblem. It feels like too much stakes are removed. That if worse comes to worst, Robin/Corrin might just tank their way through all enemies.

Whenever a boss is optional in Fire Emblem I get struck with indecision.

I still don't get why the game made that thing at the end of Chapter 15 happen. It doesn't happen in any other path. (The specific you must have A support thing). Hell it doesn't happen in any other game in the series. It just feels like a way to give the middle finger to people who play on Casual.

Hey, I've done run throughs of Fire Emblem where I didn't reset. Specifically of Sacred Stones, Awakening and Genealogy of the Holy War. The first two there were some really tense moments, and I lost some of my favorite characters, but in the end I pulled through, using characters I normally never would have.

Sounds like STEM students to me!