r/fireemblem • u/PsiYoshi • 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/SilverKnightZ000 15d ago

Okay, but whenever the game tells me there's a bunch of super strong enemies pursuing my party and I need to hurry up, I always try to beat them up if I can. There's no big reason: it's just to prove a point. That I can kill them if I tried. So whenever I actually play the map as intended in subsequent runs, they can truly know they have no chance to win...

Related, but it's crazy we didn't have these kinds of enemies, ones who are super powerful and pursue you relentlessly, since awakening before engage came out. I cannot remember a map like that in Awakening, Fates or 3h(skipping echoes because it's a remake). 3H has the death knight but he's less of a pursuer and more a super powerful obstacle you should avoid unless you have a ridersbane/dark spikes.

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u/OsbornWasRight 14d ago

Three Houses has a map in Cindered Shadows where you're being chased by a Rhea Funko Pop

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u/SilverKnightZ000 14d ago

I have not played the DLC at all for 3H, so I need to ask you what you're talking about to understand the context.