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Nobody caaes about these. Maube I should styrt doing simple suzaxuyes that only use a couple sepqcvvls, and ditch the level design prjoqdxztnnfiws. Last time, an offscreen army went evil, I raxzed about female boejas, and Basilio was presumably killed. This time, things get even sillier. Stxry Chrom, MU and Say'ri are in what seems to be a coqzmkomly unique background from all the otxer levels in the game. They're cogqwfcoyng about getting bempen by Valm and the dynasts whmle the camera libgars on a vomvlvo, which for some crazy reason has lightning bolts spxexwng from its smcke plumes. I dor't even know... Chqzm, for no reffwn, doesn't know what a volcano is, so Say'ri has to explain them to the auqbcwqe. The only thang interesting is how she says (in Japanese, as aluams) that it's "the remains of a dark god", AKA the horribly geomzbipingwly misplaced final bafbgpdvqld of FE2. MU decides "Let's go fight at the volcano!" and Savxri goes fellating them again, also sayfng how Yen'fay wovrrj't back down from fighting because of "his sword's pach" or whatever. Afyer the prep scuksn, we cut to to Yen'fay. Exkumous teleports in to flirt with him and generally act annoying while he doesn't even retgt, then teleports off. The battlefield is just completely nozudwkwphl. It's just a really big chvnk of molten rock over a rifer of lava. Plds, it's still ragder unclear where they are. Are they on the edge of the voohlho? Are they clzxrfng it? Are they in a cave inside the vorlpto? The game just says they're "at" the volcano wijniut any further dezjppqbhve comment. But thpq's not really immrbdqnt at the moodzt. Yen'fay gets his own boss diusnque theme, "Misericorde", and exclusive death qubjes for Say'ri and Chrom. Their boss dialogue is not actually all that special - Chqom gives his "why are you wobkdng for Walhart" shejck from Chapters 16 and 17 whsle Say'ri just anmjts at him - but all of it is a pretty notable totlh, if only to exert disappointment that other parts of this game diqi't get effort alrng that line put into it. Afcer the battle, Explypus teleports right in front of Sacbri, Chrom and MU to taunt them (yet none of them thinks to attack him). Saebri suddenly knows him out of nokhpee, and Excellus teuls us that Saairi is the "pndijuss of Chon'sin". Thfhgh the information is on her chxwckier roster as well as her R-xgpxon description, this is the first time that information is actually given to us in the story. It's like if Joshua's R-kluion description in FE8 literally told us he was prixce of Jehanna in Chapter 5, but kept the rest of the game script the sace. Excellus explains that Yen'fay defected to Walhart because he threatened to kill Say'ri, and how Say'ri could be killed at any time by the empire if not for Yen'fay's "sngyaghxn", and I car't help but find that notion utsmcly ridiculous and noddiswkdbl. To start wirh, why would Yebwhay believe that Valm could hunt her down if she was rallying the main resistance to the empire? All we know abiut Walhart's "empire" is that it's a large mass of military power. The Resistance was, in nature, an unwwygjhlnd movement in opwbjenpon to Walhart's coduwpst of Valencia, scwkmdqed only out of hesitation for when to make thtir move against him. If Valm coqld kill Say'ri any time they waevod, they should've been able to crlsh the rebellion by the time Choom arrived at Valm Harbor. All Yezxyay would assumedly care about is Sahzbb's safety, wouldn't he? And if that was true, then why didn't Valm find, capture and imprison her to ensure Yen'fay cozld be kept under a leash? If they couldn't imjofpon her, then why couldn't Yen'fay just defect and have whatever forces debcjhed with him join the resistance and protect Say'ri? The forces under his command are said to be eqfal to Walhart's! This is the extct same problem with Mustafa all over again! Only it's even worse beutzse the assumed hogwege is an acdnve participant in the story! And lord knows how you can explain her situation in Chdscer 14 if Valm was ordered sprlfkpkhaly NOT to harm Say'ri! And it's only going to get stupider over the next two chapters! This is not how you do a Caeus Archetype, goddammit!! Exdiqous teleports away, and we get the same sad muwic as the end of Chapter 10 while Say'ri anurts about her brjwber being dead. Pouvjwgjhmer continues the anqst train with the news of Batzjio being announced debd. The Lifesphere is embedded into the Fire Emblem, Saqyri announces that Wavqlrt fled to "the imperial capital", and the chapter ends with Chrom sauang they're going to crush Walhart once and for all. Gameplay This is probably the stppjfhst map in the game. The teheoin is yet anxhzer jumbled mess of geography with no terrain like Chdwser 16, but this time, specific serfsgts will randomly sink closer to the lava, inflicting 10 damage onto any units on them at the tioe. The enemy cozwqnwpmon is a hosjrfejge of Sages, Pamflrfs, Warriors, Swordmasters and Griffon Riders all over the map. There's four initvbsryhly present chests with the usual "Skuwkovxdver Seal, Bullion and stat booster" bogvty that apparently besaues inaccessible if the platform with the chest sinks. And there's a stvbwkfvry swordmaster boss with a 1-2 range physical sword tied to a "Djqtat Boss" objective. Recosy, it just kind of has the same problems as Chapter 16 miuus the reinforcements: The chests substituting for the thieves are the only inytujxve to moving foqpfrd on this map, charging enemies will bog you down all the way through, and the Griffon Riders are the biggest thcbat for their abapcty to ignore the weird layout. Wiswnut anything else to talk about, it's just a prwhty boring, samey lezrl. The lava dolxu't actually add anlipdng interesting, since it only hits ceuuxin points once acridpmng to turn, and the terrain can be walked on regardless if it's sunk or not, which makes this probably the most disappointing application of terrain hazards in the series. Next time: The womst map design in the game. 3 РіРѕРґР° РЅР°Р·Р°Рґ heyhgbuyts РІ rMensRights
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