(I wanna get all the characters and ship them, so.) Of course, there is an option to skip this, and there's new game+, too (where you can use points to speed up the process), but still, your party will be weaker if you skip and don't spend any time here. The same items are lost, fish still need to be caught, flowers grown etc. However, when the first half of the game contains pretty much the exact same content no matter which route you're on, it gets pretty boring on a second playthrough. It borrows from games like Persona and adds those elements to the Fire Emblem series, which works surprisingly well. The first time I played Three Houses, I love the monastery life sim/ social link aspects. I've already spent over 140 hours on Three Houses and I'm looking forward to getting back into it, but there are some parts of the game that drag for me.In particular, the monastery part. However, since my BL playthrough, I'm intrigued to find out what Edelgard's deal is. Now then, I'm pretty biased, aren't I? I haven't played Black Eagles yet. Joe Zieja (Claude) does a brilliant job too, as both serious and jokey Claude – It's clear he absolutely loved his role. Chris Hackney (Dimitri) plays the wonderful, soft, princely Dimitri perfectly, and the crazed, bloodthirsty Dimitri, well, perfectly. However, both voice actors did a tremendous job. As much as I loved Claude, Dimitri was my favourite character.He was so interesting to follow and watch grow. My second playthrough was with the Blue Lions, and the story focussed on Dimitri's revenge wish and redemption. That's not to say the other routes are pointless rather they tend to focus on more human matters. To me, GD was the overall story route: You find out the most about the world, Byleth, Sothis, Rhea and "those who sliver in the dark". *stares daggers at her*Ĭlaude won me over with his speech at the beginning as he did for many. I wasn't as interested in Black Eagles, either, and.Edelgard. For some reason, during the weeks leading up to release, I was stressing out about who to pick! My fiancé picked my first choice (Blue Lions) but we wanted to see how the routes differed.So I considered GD but assumed that was the hardcore route. I guess I'll start with the house I chose first: Golden Deer. It is a huge game and my favourite of last year! I'll try and keep this post short. Oof.I don't know where to start with Fire Emblem: Three Houses. I loved the message and, as I've written this post, Room Camp (the anime short to Laid Back Camp) has just released! I look forward to seeing what it's all about.Ī quick shout out to the music, which I adored so much I bought a ukulele! I can kind of play "Solo Camp", just about: Instead, it felt like Rin was accepted for who she is, but that she now has a friends to enjoy camping with sometimes as well. Her character wasn't compromised to push the trope "it's always better with friends!", which is kind of shitty when you're an introvert who needs to spend time on their own. Now, I really want to go camping in Japan, where I can wake up and gaze upon Mt Fuji whilst eating cup noodles!īy the end of the series, the solitary protagonist, Rin, camps with the group and learns the joys of camping with others, BUT she doesn't quit camping on her own from time to time either. It's so relaxing and atmosphetic that you feel like you're there with them. Nothing much happens: There's no peril, enemies or anything like that – Just a group of girls who enjoy camping and learning together. I'm so glad I did! It's one of the best anime I've seen. I hate the moe art style (where every character looks 13 years old and has the same face)! However, I was just too interested in the concept, especially after I found out that Shiba-Inus make a regular appearance, so I gave it a watch. So much so that, despite being interested in the premise, I skipped it when it came out. I'm not going to lie.I hated the look of Laid Back Camp at first.
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