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If you count Jeremy axe-kicking the desk, maybe that one.  Either that or when Jeremy got a 'raise'.  I don't remember for sure which one was last time.

A custom donut holder?  I'm sold!

The fights have flaws, but I love the episode anyway. Everything that happened was just such an excellent showcase of how the main cast has grown as people since v1...or failed to, in Adam's case.

true. still a good fight IMO. and Bmblb is always a win

Absolutely. I'm fairly curious about what Blake's new weapon will end up being, and where it will come from. Like, do they get something new from a weaponsmith in menagerie? Will her and Yang try to repair it with bits of Adam's sword? I'm very curious, but ofc we'll have to wait until the current crisis is resolved to find out. Problem is, this is post-v3 rwby. There's always a crisis.

It wasn't just the tripping, the slowed gameplay, and removal of techniques.  It was horrendously balanced, physics were terrible and allowed people to manipulate the game in really dumb ways, and discussing the game was hella toxic.  The game was developed in a way that was messy and made no sense.  Part of the reason why the game was a mess is because it was being developed with a casual audience in mind.  And certain elements were made so that little kids wouldn't feel bad if they lost to a higher level player.  Unfortunately when it came to higher level play it made it so that skillful players could manipulate those physics made for casual players in ways that made the game really lame. 
My issue with brawl isn't what it was like competitively, but how it functioned as a smash game.  I grew up playing every smash game and loving smash, but when I got older and started to get used to brawl and how it functioned, it made me realize that I hated how that game felt and almost made me give up on smash entirely.  Smash 4 fixed that problem for me.  A lot of the issues I had with Melee and Brawl were mostly fixed in Smash 4 and now I am happy to play smash.  Ultimate only made things better for the most part.

I was one of the few that didn't want subspace to come back simply because when I play smash, I intend to play it for years and years.  Most people who want subspace intend to play it once, shelf it, and play it once in a blue moon.  I rather have the devs take the time to make the core gameplay as fantastic as humanly possible rather then try really hard to make a half assed game and one big piece of single player content.  That is my issue with NetherRealm games.  Main Game sucks, but their story modes is what makes them the most bank.  If I wanted to play a game for the story, I rather play a game that is focused on the single player content like Zelda or Uncharted.  Fighting games are not developed for single player, and I rather have the multiplayer be as strong as it can be and replayable as it can be, rather then have another mess like what Brawl was or what NetherRealm games are.

while all these regards are to smash as a fighting game, that's not all it is. Brawl in particular, smash is also a party game. one to turn on and play with friends and just have fun with. 

When I say balance, I don't always mean competitive viability.  The game isn't fun when the characters aren't acting like how they should.  It's hard to have fun when the game is fundamentally flawed in all the worse ways.

XD, ye sometimes it's just a hell of time getting things ta work out. l tend to have extremely awful luck on pretty much every Ross and pretty much most Wyverns.

Meanwhile...l've had a Lyn lmost cap strength prepromo and actually cap prepromo before. That's never supposed to happen.

Where the levels land is an adventure man... and part of the fun.~

indeed

knowing me tho, I'll probably go zerker on the second play through, the one with Ephraims route

Call selena's blade Lucina

that would make sure both she and I would love it...

thanks it took alot too get here

so Eliwood is more of a Merc then, considering both are extremely balanced

I agree with everything stated except two things. Skills and pair up.

If there's gonna be skills they should feel unique and not as widespread as awakening and fates. Maybe something like sacred stones, path of radience or radiant dawn (although I haven't fully played through the latter two their skill system looks pretty solid). My gripe with the new skill system is how you have skills every 10 or so levels so they end up being kinda bland skills like luck + 5. The other problem I have with it is how you can make a super unit like a swordmaster with lethality, aegis, lancebreaker or whatever's good on them. Skills, in my opinion should be balanced around classes and shouldn't be transferable.

Pair up is something I dislike about the new fire emblems because it encourages you to ship units together and use them in squads of two. With pair up half of the units are just glorified stat boosters. Rescue is a system I like much more because it lets you make more aggressive plays like attacking a boss with a unit that can be killed in two rounds and picking them up after a round.

Fire emblem 6 + 7 with nice, new graphics, branching promotions, more supports and fire emblem 6 axes having a 10% hit rate buff like they did in 7 would be nice.

Honestly I can see where you're coming from (I'm surprised you didn't hunt me down for a certain other one tbh) and kept it civil.

Skills can be implemented in any way, but you can't exactly have the first skill you get be something like Swordfair, there have be be weaker ones to balance the game.

As for Pair up, while I see your point I have to disagree. Yes, sometimes others can feel as just a stat boost, that's only if that player handles them like that. I, for one, usually switch with them depending on what they're facing. Plus, well, Pair-up is kinda the upgraded version of Rescue, and I don't see them walking away from that after fates fixed the System

Iris spelling/reading homework when?

Iris will have it easier, she'll have Millie to help in case of emergency

also, it's nice to see how lil J stole one of Millie jackets