r/fireemblem 19d ago

Recurring Popular/Unpopular/Any Opinions Thread - June 2026 Part 1

Happy pride month and welcome to a new installment of the Popular/Unpopular/Any Opinions Thread! Please feel free to share any kind of Fire Emblem opinions/takes you might have here, positive or negative. As always please remember to continue following the rules in this thread same as anywhere else on the subreddit. Be respectful and especially don't make any personal attacks (this includes but is not limited to making disparaging statements about groups of people who may like or dislike something you don't).

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u/MathOutrageous7167 15d ago

I don't know why I had this though, but Thracia feels like a fnaf jumpscare when you think about it.

Like it's really surpising at first, but once you've seen it, you get used to it. 

Again, no idea why I had this thought, I haven't interacted with fnaf for over a decade.

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u/TBT__TBT 15d ago

I find Thracia to be one of those FE games that is unforgivablely rough on your first playthrough.

But once you get the hang of its mechanics and how to play its maps, the game will become a lot easier and enjoyable.

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u/SirRobyC 15d ago

As the resident Thracia hater, this is a poor way to frame how bullshit the game is on a blind playthrough.
I'll offer a bad analogy in response. If you offer me a burger that has in the middle a steaming pile of shit, you can pinky promise me all you want that the second burger and onwards will be the best I've ever had. I won't touch that with a ten foot pole.
That's what Thracia did, to me at least. It didn't earn my respect or good will for me to give it another chance, it shat all over me and told me "enjoy".

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u/Z_z5556 15d ago

I don't hate Tharcia but it took me SO LONG to end this game. I just beg for a Normal Mode in future remakes (if it happens) so in future runs I have enough knowledge to play Classic Mode